Gay street dallas

Our guide takes you through the atmosphere of Dallas gay neighborhoods. The menu is fairly simple — it obviously serves beer, straightforward cocktails like gin and tonics, martinis, Old Fashioneds, and wine. While the journey for equal rights continues, it’s heartening to witness the unity and acceptance that these neighborhoods foster.

Owner Trey Luker-Stewart decided to shift the daytime programming after having a kid, and wanting to design more kid-friendly spaces for LGBTQ families.

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It caters to the gay male gaze and is quite a scene. This sizable club loaded down with neon signs is a great spot to order a glass or a whole bottle of Champagne, spill your negroni on the dance floor, or sip from a very expensive whiskey from the sidelines.

Order fried zucchini sticks, burgers available in turkey, veggie, or beef; chicken baskets with a variety of dipping sauces, hot dogs, corny dogs, and other bar-style bites. This spot also has two outdoor patios, great for sipping on a beer or an Aperol spritz.

Home to the nation's sixth-largest LGBT population, Dallas is bursting with bar, restaurants and neighborhoods that celebrate diversity. On the second level is the Rose Roomwhere clubgoers can witness fabulous drag shows. Inside, several TVs play iconic music videos of the past and present.

Bargoers can attend events almost any night of the week, including open mics for comedians, karaoke and sing-alongs, cabaret acts, and more. Consider the food menu elevated bar fare, with fun features like the Chick-full-gAy chicken sandwich — a menu staple that started off as a Sunday special poking fun at fast food chain Chick-fil-A.

Through the Anthony Bobrow Trust, established in the name of a now-deceased former owner, the organization makes annual donations to local non-profits focused on the LGBTQ community. Folks love taking in the drag shows here for birthdays and special events, too.

Bargoers can also enjoy picks from its limited selection of wine and a wide range of spirits, from well to Grey Goose. Find the perfect place to call home and connect with the LGBTQ+ community.

Bask in Texas glory at this country-themed watering hole with old-school beers and the most basic of cocktails. Get your groove on at Station 4.

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Why they call it a bar and grill, we truly do not know, because there is no food to be found anywhere. There has been quite a shift at this spot — during the day, it is now known as Pinkies, where it serves coffee and craft cocktails to crowds of parents and worker bees.

For food, expect classic New York-style pizza, pizza rolls, calzones, and barbecue chicken wings. This neighborhood, and the city as a whole, is home to a diverse array of bars that welcome people of all sexual orientations and gender identities.

There are, however, cocktails in a myriad of colors — think frozen margaritas in every color of the rainbow, mimosa towers, and micheladas at brunch. The Round Up Saloon boasts a large dance floor, where guests can take free two-stepping lessons and sing karaoke, and to which drag queens perform.

With two large dance floors and more flashing lights than anyone could count, Station 4 allows for moments of queer joy and getting lost in pop and EDM music spun by DJs in a giant space. The bar keeps it simple, so order up that Cape Cod, lemondrop martini, or a margarita on the rocks, and the sangria swirl margarita here is one of the best in the city.

Come here to watch go-go boys dance on poles while sipping a daiquiri, or dance it out by yourself on the floor with a martini in hand. However, it also features nightly and brunch drag shows, a street-facing patio, mimosa towers for brunch-goers, and a selection of strong drinks, including a signature martini menu.

Dallas’s commitment to embracing and celebrating diversity is evident in its gay-friendly neighborhoods. Dress to impress. At night, it transforms back into Mr. Misster, serving cocktails like the Boy from Princeton a spicy mezcal cocktail and martini flights, along with dancing.