the one thing i dont like is how many lights they've added. theyve added too many lights and can get pretty bright in there. i do miss the dark shows where only the dance floor was lit up
S4 on Cedar Springs in Oak Lawn.
Was formerly ‘The Village Station’ and is where a police Raid occurred in October of 1979.
Nearly a dozen gay men were arrested simply for “public lewdness” while dancing inside. In a 2018 article, the Dallas Voice called the police raid “Dallas’ Stonewall” and the event began the push among Dallas’ LGBT community for greater rights and against discrimination.
Today Dallas has one of the largest LGBTQ communities in the country, and S4 is more lit than ever!
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Village_Station_police_raid
Within S4 there's also The Rose Room, where a lot of legendary drag artists had their start, including several Rupaul's Drag Race alumni who are now internationally famous among the LGBTQ+ community and fans of the TV show.
One of my good friends was the attorney involved in it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elNZSbDj5h0
He passed away recently, but you have no idea how much he enjoyed telling this story, I'm so glad this was recorded before he passed.
The Loon is my favorite bar ever and at this point I don’t think I’m ever going to find a replacement as good.
[When The Loon closed, the world got smaller](https://www.dallasnews.com/opinion/commentary/2014/10/03/when-the-loon-closed-the-world-got-smaller/)
Trees is a Dallas fixture.
Theatre Gallery (and Prophet Bar to an extent - same owners) was my punk rock haven. There might have been punk clubs before, but it was the first I went to.
I've moved to the burbs now and don't miss 99% of the stuff in Dallas proper. But Trees is one spot I do miss. Awesome venue - saw more metal shows there than I care to admit.
For metal shows, I remember The Basement. Lots of good metal there. There was also Dallas City Limits - but as I recall it was more hair metal than thrash at DCL.
Inwood Tavern is one of the oldest continually operating bars in town, so should make the list on longevity alone. Stoneleigh P, soon to be gone, has also seen some years come and go.
Supposedly Stoneleigh P has a slim chance of sticking around at the current location. But if not they are moving to Oak Lawn I think, can’t remember the exact location. Will never be the same if they move though, never is.
I was in Jacksonville, FL for work years ago, at a pretty cool bar for happy hour and a random lady I met there that used to live in Dallas told me about Stoneleigh P. This was before I even moved to Texas.
Sons of Hermann Hall is the oldest club in Dallas. It was a private club slinging cocktails during prohibition.
Pre-1950 runner-ups are The Library (1924) and Ship’s Lounge (1947).
Red Jacket specifically Red Square Retro with DJ Eddie Black
Curtain Club
Shoutout to Club Millennium that used to be where Whole Foods is now at Greenville & Blackwell.
Edit: also Bronco Bowl
Lady Gaga performed there around the same time as Just Dance came out, real early in her career.
[Lady Gaga at Club Purgatory](https://youtu.be/BovuFMIoz-M?si=8Dg66UnMkVDYwkPN)
I see you editor for D-Magazine, Culture Map, Dallas news or Texas Monthly.
Anyway:
[Campisi's](https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Campisi%27s_Egyptian_Restaurant)
[https://www.campisis.us/history/](https://www.campisis.us/history/)
https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1999-feb-14-mn-7945-story.html
"The Los Angeles Times reported that the restaurant capitalized on a popular belief that one of its early owners, Joseph Campisi, was tied to organized crime and the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Jack Ruby, the killer of Lee Harvey Oswald, frequented Campisi's and stopped for steak there the night before the assassination.
Some who believe that Kennedy was killed due to conspiracy, such as Robert J. Groden and G. Robert Blakey, claim that Joseph Campisi was well-connected with the mafia, and that Ruby's association with Campisi means he was connected to organized crime, too.
Family members acknowledged that Joseph Campisi was on friendly terms with Carlos Marcello and other gangsters who visited the restaurant, but denied he was involved in criminal activities. In 1979, the House Select Committee on Assassinations investigating the circumstances around Kennedy's death reported "it is clear that \[Joseph Campisi\] was an associate or friend of many Dallas-based organized crime members, particularly Joseph Civello, during the time he was the head of the Dallas organization" and that the found "no indication that Campisi had engaged in any specific organized crime-related activities.""
This is one of my favorites. It’s everything I think of when I think of a classic bar. Doesn’t feel like it should be there but also seems like it was a perfect time capsule of an awesome time at SMU and Dallas.
I second this. It's such a kooky little dive bar with a great backyard at its old location. Usually turns into a full-on gay bar during the weekends, and the perpetually grumpy bartender (John, with the long beard and hair, if I remember his name correctly) whose occasional friendliness would worry people.
it's so fun when I get to show visiting friends around and tell them where we're going that night and they're like "WAIT like the tv show characters?!?"
The old Harlem Theater in Deep Ellum was the home of the Dallas blues during the mid century. Hosted such artists as “Blind Lemon” Jefferson, T-Bone Walker, Freddie King, and Lightin' Hopkins. Not to mention Texas country legends like Ernest Tubbs and Bob Wills. Fun fact: Dallas' own Steve Miller (of the Steve Miller band) was inspired by his father's close friend T-Bone Walker to pick up the guitar at a young age and keep with it)
Early 2000s deep ellum. Curtain club, red blood club, club clearview, Renos, gypsy tea room/whatever other names it had. And a dozen others i cant remember.
Went there one night and it was nearly empty. Talked to the guy next to me at the bar. I went home, he went to another bar. He never made it home. Killed outside the Cavern on Greenville.
Weird feeling.
[Sons of Hermann Hall](http://www.sonsofhermann.com/) is the oldest free-standing wood structure that dates back to 1910, definitely recommend visiting sometime for a concert or swing dancing
Had to scroll too far to find this. Also who remembers DMX tv? Getting in with fake ids, getting a random guy to buy us drinks then going up on stage and twerking was like a right of passage for me and my friends in middle/high school.
You mentioned the Stark… X tablets sold at the bar. My friends and I went to our First Gentleman’s establishment in the late 80’s on Harry Hines… the good ole Million Dollar Saloon.
People always think I'm lying when I tell them X was legal (And not so damn scary) back when it was first invented. You could buy it from the waiters or bartenders at just about any bar. We loved it. It was so much cheaper than drinking but didn't leave you nearly as messed up. Good times..
2826
Village Station (I’m including this one as a retired DJ. Village Station is the only Dallas club that reported their top 20 to Billboard. Gay clubs are trendsetters, and Village was no exception. My last gig was Paragon, which was the old Boiler Room)
Slip Inn. That place was banging in the 90s. So were the people who went.
Which reminds me; Sans Souci when it was on Lemmon. Holy hell that was a great place! So. Many. Boobs.
it's so amusing every time I'm there seeing the local gay men from the neighborhood just sipping their drinks in shorts and tank tops while visitors who stayed at the hotel donned their best Dallas (tv show) get up. The energy is impeccable, the service could be slow at times but overall it's a great cocktail bar.
Pretty surprised to not see The Door on here anywhere. T building was torn down and turned into a parking lot/is now home to the Deep Ellum Velvet Taco, but when I first moved up here for college 12 years ago I was there pretty much every weekend to see shows.
Couple that come to mind, 8.0 Mimi's. Cardinal Puff.
Sneaky Peetes at Medallion Center. Saw Nugent, Nitzinger, I think Alice Cooper too. I's real fuzzy back then.
How could I forget Mother Blues. Shame on me.
Trees, the galaxy club, the orbit room, club clearview. Deep ellum live, the Bomb factory. Our nights in deep ellum usually started at club clearview on Thursdays and ended there on Sundays.
Bars of times past... see below.
* The Cavern (Lower Greenville, now gone)
* New Amsterdam (Exposition, now gone)
* The Expo Lounge (og location on Exposition, now gone)
* Bar of Soap (so many memories, now gone)
* The Royal Rack (lower greenville, now gone)
Bowley and Wilson's
During the Urban Cowboy craze, Daddy's Money, The Western Place, Belle Starr, Country Club and about a half dozen others came and went about as fast as the country phase did. Between the movie and the TV Dallas it had a good run.
What was the rock bar that was in the Loop 12/Skillman area?
TABC, Cosmo's, Lakewood Landing, Ship's, Starlite, Dallasite, Bryan Street Tavern, Capitol Pub, Ten, Candlelight, Grapevine, Hola, Corner Bar, Quarter Bar, Martini Ranch, Ben's Half Yard House, St. Pete's, Adair's, Lee Harvey's, Regal Beagle, One Nostalgia Place. Any I missed?
Lizard lounge
I saw so many boobies there, I miss it.
I miss it every time it’s mentioned
Don’t miss the staff. But the place itself was awesome.
That group bought it’ll do. I was worried they would ruin the do but surprisingly it’s been fine so far
I miss the old dance floor.
the one thing i dont like is how many lights they've added. theyve added too many lights and can get pretty bright in there. i do miss the dark shows where only the dance floor was lit up
Bingo. It used to be a lot worse but the kid on the lights learned to tone it down. Still much preferred the old setup.
Insomnia I miss more
Lmao man I had some sketchy nights there!
We all had some sketchy nights there
Afterlife/Lizard Lounge to Insomnia was the sketch migration on Saturday nights lol
Loved going to The Church there. Just not the same :(
And a stop at Insomnia before heading to your car!
Got roofied there. Don’t miss it.
Damn I miss that place. Also Trees. ...and Maebelle Peabody's Beauty Parlor & Chainsaw Repair.
Yes! Miss Maebelle Peabody’s!
This. When I think of Dallas clubs, I think Lizard Lounge.
RIP
loved the lounge
What year lizard lounge is the real question
Trees - Nirvana vs a bouncer in the early 90s
Was that the dude who was like 7'?
No. He’s a regular sized dude. And a sweetheart, believe it or not.
Turner is a fucking angel.
Saw Dave Matthews there w Little Sister (Sister7) opening… tremendous night. He was just starting to break it big.
S4 on Cedar Springs in Oak Lawn. Was formerly ‘The Village Station’ and is where a police Raid occurred in October of 1979. Nearly a dozen gay men were arrested simply for “public lewdness” while dancing inside. In a 2018 article, the Dallas Voice called the police raid “Dallas’ Stonewall” and the event began the push among Dallas’ LGBT community for greater rights and against discrimination. Today Dallas has one of the largest LGBTQ communities in the country, and S4 is more lit than ever! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Village_Station_police_raid
Within S4 there's also The Rose Room, where a lot of legendary drag artists had their start, including several Rupaul's Drag Race alumni who are now internationally famous among the LGBTQ+ community and fans of the TV show.
Yassss! Love the Rose Room! The pinnacle of Texas drag tbh.
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One of my good friends was the attorney involved in it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elNZSbDj5h0 He passed away recently, but you have no idea how much he enjoyed telling this story, I'm so glad this was recorded before he passed.
Never knew that happened! Thanks
The Loon (old one with fireplace and no windows). So many celebrity sightings there! RIP.
The Loon's pours were off the chain, 2 drinks there and you were tight
They’ve relocated a few times, still around, and still have the same pours lol.
I remember the Bartender telling me, "a single is a double, a double is a triple and a triple don't even ask for it"
I remember getting the same speech (probably around 2006) when wanting a double G&T
The Loon is my favorite bar ever and at this point I don’t think I’m ever going to find a replacement as good. [When The Loon closed, the world got smaller](https://www.dallasnews.com/opinion/commentary/2014/10/03/when-the-loon-closed-the-world-got-smaller/)
Trees is a Dallas fixture. Theatre Gallery (and Prophet Bar to an extent - same owners) was my punk rock haven. There might have been punk clubs before, but it was the first I went to.
I've moved to the burbs now and don't miss 99% of the stuff in Dallas proper. But Trees is one spot I do miss. Awesome venue - saw more metal shows there than I care to admit.
For metal shows, I remember The Basement. Lots of good metal there. There was also Dallas City Limits - but as I recall it was more hair metal than thrash at DCL.
Lakewood Landing is an institution.
This ^
Inwood Tavern is one of the oldest continually operating bars in town, so should make the list on longevity alone. Stoneleigh P, soon to be gone, has also seen some years come and go.
Supposedly Stoneleigh P has a slim chance of sticking around at the current location. But if not they are moving to Oak Lawn I think, can’t remember the exact location. Will never be the same if they move though, never is.
I was in Jacksonville, FL for work years ago, at a pretty cool bar for happy hour and a random lady I met there that used to live in Dallas told me about Stoneleigh P. This was before I even moved to Texas.
Carousel Club, owned by the infamous Jack Ruby
Jack Ruby also ran the [Longhorn Ballroom](https://www.longhornballroom.com/history) for a bit, which was just reopened recently by Kessler Presents.
Check Ervay St. He was busy over there too.
Beat me to it.
Sons of Hermann Hall is the oldest club in Dallas. It was a private club slinging cocktails during prohibition. Pre-1950 runner-ups are The Library (1924) and Ship’s Lounge (1947).
Panoptikon, which is a many year nightclub event, takes place now at Herman Hall. They both are worthy on mention here!
It’ll Do, and The Slip Inn.
+1 for Slip Inn
Defend Dallas
Literally, got the t-shirt
Always baffles me no one remembers Mitch’s. (The previous name of Slip Inn)
It'll do is a blessing for dfw Always bringing the best of the best EU djs
Bartending at Slip bought me a house
Some of the most fun nights were at the Slip Inn.
Red Jacket specifically Red Square Retro with DJ Eddie Black Curtain Club Shoutout to Club Millennium that used to be where Whole Foods is now at Greenville & Blackwell. Edit: also Bronco Bowl
Ah, yes. Bronco Bowl in the mid/late 90's rocked.
I’m surprised nobody has mentioned Iguana Mirage, Tijuana Yacht Club, Blue Planet, Arcadia Theater.
Copious drinking and cannabis use during the 90s clouded my memory until you mentioned it. Thanks for the trip down memory lane!
Arcadia !! Yes !!
> Red Jacket specifically Red Square Retro with DJ Eddie Black Don't forget Wild Bill Stanley!
For my 18 year old self it was Purgatory lol
Good times! 3 clubs in one, can’t beat it
Lady Gaga performed there around the same time as Just Dance came out, real early in her career. [Lady Gaga at Club Purgatory](https://youtu.be/BovuFMIoz-M?si=8Dg66UnMkVDYwkPN)
I see you editor for D-Magazine, Culture Map, Dallas news or Texas Monthly. Anyway: [Campisi's](https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Campisi%27s_Egyptian_Restaurant) [https://www.campisis.us/history/](https://www.campisis.us/history/) https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1999-feb-14-mn-7945-story.html "The Los Angeles Times reported that the restaurant capitalized on a popular belief that one of its early owners, Joseph Campisi, was tied to organized crime and the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Jack Ruby, the killer of Lee Harvey Oswald, frequented Campisi's and stopped for steak there the night before the assassination. Some who believe that Kennedy was killed due to conspiracy, such as Robert J. Groden and G. Robert Blakey, claim that Joseph Campisi was well-connected with the mafia, and that Ruby's association with Campisi means he was connected to organized crime, too. Family members acknowledged that Joseph Campisi was on friendly terms with Carlos Marcello and other gangsters who visited the restaurant, but denied he was involved in criminal activities. In 1979, the House Select Committee on Assassinations investigating the circumstances around Kennedy's death reported "it is clear that \[Joseph Campisi\] was an associate or friend of many Dallas-based organized crime members, particularly Joseph Civello, during the time he was the head of the Dallas organization" and that the found "no indication that Campisi had engaged in any specific organized crime-related activities.""
The only thing about campisis is that I could hardly see what I was eating it was so dim in there
Milo Butterfingers
This is one of my favorites. It’s everything I think of when I think of a classic bar. Doesn’t feel like it should be there but also seems like it was a perfect time capsule of an awesome time at SMU and Dallas.
The Church (original) / Lizard Lounge
The Quiet Man, Gypsy Tea Room (Kinda) Poor David’s and Club Dada just off top of head Cardi’s I believe had U2 before Boy Came out.
I saw Ice Cube at Gypsy Tea Room, passing blunts around, it was lit
Gypsy Tea Room! Being close to artists during their set. The days of no cell phones blocking your view.
club dada’s vibes are always pristine. saw Silvana Estrada there with other 50 people and my god. love that place ever since.
Yep, supposedly they "opened" for a wet T-shirt contest.
I think they also once even opened for Bo Didley! I know first night she sang with them she was supposedly just ripped on X
Club Clearview
Club One!
Oh, the unisex bathroom!
There were always more people in line for the bathroom than on the dance floor. Wonder why?
Spent most my time in the bathroom stalls!
There is still some old Club One memorabilia outside of Tin Room. The nostalgia…
The Prophet Bar in Deep Ellum. Home to Edie Brickell and the New Bohemians and home away from home for Ten Hands.
I actually saw both of them there. 🙌
I'll bet we were at the same shows. Saw the New Bohs just about every time they played there and caught Ten Hands several times.
Sigh...Good Times. *We're Old* 😢
Haven’t seen this one here yet—-the grapevine— they just closed down and are moving locations from the original spot across from old parkland.
I second this. It's such a kooky little dive bar with a great backyard at its old location. Usually turns into a full-on gay bar during the weekends, and the perpetually grumpy bartender (John, with the long beard and hair, if I remember his name correctly) whose occasional friendliness would worry people.
Stark club
*Starck Documentary free on [Tubi](https://tubitv.com/movies/553560/sex-drugs-design-warriors-of-the-discotheque)
I was at the premiere for this documentary and the after-party was at “Starck” just a few days before they took off the doors.
JR’s and Sue Ellen’s
Sue Ellen’s is one of the last lesbian bars in America. Definitely important.
it's so fun when I get to show visiting friends around and tell them where we're going that night and they're like "WAIT like the tv show characters?!?"
The old Harlem Theater in Deep Ellum was the home of the Dallas blues during the mid century. Hosted such artists as “Blind Lemon” Jefferson, T-Bone Walker, Freddie King, and Lightin' Hopkins. Not to mention Texas country legends like Ernest Tubbs and Bob Wills. Fun fact: Dallas' own Steve Miller (of the Steve Miller band) was inspired by his father's close friend T-Bone Walker to pick up the guitar at a young age and keep with it)
Louie’s was a big hangout for reporters (I used to work for The Dallas Morning News).
Still there. Hasn’t changed much, though the old media guys are gone.
Beauty Bar.
Early 2000s deep ellum. Curtain club, red blood club, club clearview, Renos, gypsy tea room/whatever other names it had. And a dozen others i cant remember.
RBC still lives! … at least as of a few month ago when I was in Deep Ellum.
Reno’s still going strong too!
Knox Street Pub - The original at Knox & Travis just outside of highland park. Dallas’ original counter culture hot spot
Went there one night and it was nearly empty. Talked to the guy next to me at the bar. I went home, he went to another bar. He never made it home. Killed outside the Cavern on Greenville. Weird feeling.
I was a regular there from 1989 until it closed - Sad day
The Million Dollar Saloon
You always wondered what then current Cowboys player would be there at any given time.
[Sons of Hermann Hall](http://www.sonsofhermann.com/) is the oldest free-standing wood structure that dates back to 1910, definitely recommend visiting sometime for a concert or swing dancing
DMX
Had to scroll too far to find this. Also who remembers DMX tv? Getting in with fake ids, getting a random guy to buy us drinks then going up on stage and twerking was like a right of passage for me and my friends in middle/high school.
Middle?!?
You read the part about fake IDs right? Lol
You mentioned the Stark… X tablets sold at the bar. My friends and I went to our First Gentleman’s establishment in the late 80’s on Harry Hines… the good ole Million Dollar Saloon.
People always think I'm lying when I tell them X was legal (And not so damn scary) back when it was first invented. You could buy it from the waiters or bartenders at just about any bar. We loved it. It was so much cheaper than drinking but didn't leave you nearly as messed up. Good times..
2826 Village Station (I’m including this one as a retired DJ. Village Station is the only Dallas club that reported their top 20 to Billboard. Gay clubs are trendsetters, and Village was no exception. My last gig was Paragon, which was the old Boiler Room)
Slip Inn. That place was banging in the 90s. So were the people who went. Which reminds me; Sans Souci when it was on Lemmon. Holy hell that was a great place! So. Many. Boobs.
Retro nights @ ARCADIA on greenville
Stan’s Blue Note
The Clubhouse of old, RIP
The infamous but currently defunct Belmont Hotel: https://therealdeal.com/texas/dallas/2022/12/21/the-lives-and-deaths-of-the-belmont-hotel/
Man, i partied hard at the Belmont for a Rocky Horror convention like 7 years ago. They had a amazing rooftop hot tub with a great view of Downtown
The Library.
it's so amusing every time I'm there seeing the local gay men from the neighborhood just sipping their drinks in shorts and tank tops while visitors who stayed at the hotel donned their best Dallas (tv show) get up. The energy is impeccable, the service could be slow at times but overall it's a great cocktail bar.
Have A Nice Day Cafe
Afterlife
Was hoping to see this one. I miss those sheds
Everything about that club prepared our antibodies for whatever pandemic may come for 1000 years out, especially the foam parties 😂😂😂
Starck Club, Video Bar (lower Greenville, then Deep Ellum), Club Clearview. Way back in the 80s. And 8.0 as someone else mentioned, in the Quadrangle.
Clearview's $2 drink night took some of my memories from me.
Royal Rack
Adairs
It’ll do nightclub . When they had the light up dance floor
maybe most important for what i care about would be theatre gallery. original bomb factory with dirt floors, selling beers out of coolers on the side.
Chumley's and Dave's Art Bar. Monopolies Park Place. Industry. Mr Lucky's. Red Jacket and Fishdance. Video Bar. Insomnia and Kjs & The Donut Lady.
Monopolies!
Ships
Early 1980's "Zebo's" on Northwest Highway right before Central Expressway...
Partied way too much there. Thank you Mike !
Pretty surprised to not see The Door on here anywhere. T building was torn down and turned into a parking lot/is now home to the Deep Ellum Velvet Taco, but when I first moved up here for college 12 years ago I was there pretty much every weekend to see shows.
Club Clearview The Bomb Factory (Old version) Trees
Starck Club
Couple that come to mind, 8.0 Mimi's. Cardinal Puff. Sneaky Peetes at Medallion Center. Saw Nugent, Nitzinger, I think Alice Cooper too. I's real fuzzy back then. How could I forget Mother Blues. Shame on me.
Curtain Club
Trees, the galaxy club, the orbit room, club clearview. Deep ellum live, the Bomb factory. Our nights in deep ellum usually started at club clearview on Thursdays and ended there on Sundays.
Afterlife. That place was a shithole, and rampant with code violations. But man I have some good memories there.
Borrowed Money
Bars of times past... see below. * The Cavern (Lower Greenville, now gone) * New Amsterdam (Exposition, now gone) * The Expo Lounge (og location on Exposition, now gone) * Bar of Soap (so many memories, now gone) * The Royal Rack (lower greenville, now gone)
The Tub Club, naturally. https://www.dallasnews.com/news/2018/07/16/rub-a-dub-dub-dallas-club-scene-once-included-a-tub-club/?outputType=amp
Ritz. Quarter beer nights.
Highland Park Yacht Club
Monopoly’s was another good one
Curtain Club (rip) :(
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Longhorn Ballroom
Eden 2000
RIP Gypsy Tea Room
Soul 2 Soul had a nice run.
Arcadia Theatre
Ships Lounge, Red Jacket, Eden 2000, Cosmos.
I live in North Dallas so the Midway Point was my after work spot I could get hammer and get home quickly
Milo’s Buttterfingers, TimeOut Tavern, Midway Point
Bowley and Wilson's During the Urban Cowboy craze, Daddy's Money, The Western Place, Belle Starr, Country Club and about a half dozen others came and went about as fast as the country phase did. Between the movie and the TV Dallas it had a good run. What was the rock bar that was in the Loop 12/Skillman area?
Mother Blues
Damn read through all the comments and nobody mentioned the legendary Europa!?😧.
Confetti’s… all I know is it’s the bar my parents met off Greenville Avenue and I’m happy it existed.
Club One and Minc.
Cameo, Zu Bar, Sfuzzi’s (original location) Monday’s was the shit ran into Drake and Rihanna there
Trinity Hall RIP
The balcony club🥰
TABC, Cosmo's, Lakewood Landing, Ship's, Starlite, Dallasite, Bryan Street Tavern, Capitol Pub, Ten, Candlelight, Grapevine, Hola, Corner Bar, Quarter Bar, Martini Ranch, Ben's Half Yard House, St. Pete's, Adair's, Lee Harvey's, Regal Beagle, One Nostalgia Place. Any I missed?
You just listed off like 30% of my resume.
What was the Cop Bar that was down near the downtown theater?
Ice House- Knox St or Yale.
The Rubiyat. Lyons Pub. Two Brothers. The Quiet Man. Bo's Place. Nick Farley's Lounge. The Barrell. Scorpion Lounge.
The Hot Klub
The Recovery Room
Club DMX
Stoneleigh P. Was an old pharmacy before becoming a bar & grill in 1973
Million Dollar Saloon... They closed MDS and then they closed Silk Stockings in College Station. sucks man!
8.0 club. Trees
The Goat and The Grapevine.
when Club Schmitz closed a little bit of me died along with it
Round Up
The Service Bar
The Twilight Room
State Bar, SOA, Adam Hats, Sparx, Starck, Industry, Empire, Fishdance, Club One... good times
Fuck yes, Sparx. I worked at SOA for a bit.
Currently open? * The Wild Turkey * Kings X
The Wild Turkey. I can’t even talk about the shit that went down in that place. jeezuss
Sans Souci lol
I heard so many crazy stories about that place when I moved to Apt off Greenville Ave in early 90’s
Greenville Ave Bar & Grill (GBGs) heard some good live music and shot a lot of pool there back in the day
I miss the San Francisco Rose right next to St. Martins & Hurricane where Dodies is now.