sports bar

Lakewood's 1st and 10, reopened in Spring 2009, is a sports bar in East Dallas. 1st and 10 has an extensive menu of all the American favorites (we recommend grabbing a burger), a decent beer list and, of course, tons of TVs to catch the game!

One Nostalgia Place is a laid back neighborhood bar in North Dallas. Nightly activities include playing shuffleboard, Friday karaoke with Mr. Bill and plenty of TVs to catch the game! One Nostalgia Place is known for its cold beer and welcoming attitude, sure to make anyone feel at home.

Lemon Bar replaces Lazare (RIP, Fallen Soldier) in Dallas's West Village. The upscale restaurant is reborn as a sports bar/gastro pub, with TVs, karaoke and laid-back pub fare.

M Street Bar welcomes the 18 and up crowd on Greenville Ave. Dallasites party inside (beware: there may be a cover) and outside on the rooftop deck. the M Street Bar also includes pool tables, big screen TVs, and some sort of water sculpture.

McSwiggan's Irish Pub is a New England style Irish pub located in The Colony.  While it may be a bit of a ways to drive for those of you not living in the 'burbs, McSwiggan's may just be worth it.  If you happen to be a New England transplant - and a sports fan to boot, then McSwiggan's is definitely your place.  McSwiggan's is the "unnofficial underground Boston pub of Dallas", so head there for all of your New England sports needs.

Time Out Tavern, or simply - The TOT, is a divey sports bar that is beloved by many of our readers.  Don't be fooled by its exterior apperance, as the Time Out Tavern is a welcoming, low-key bar where you can just as easily go for a few beers after work as you could for the Sunday game.

At Hacienda on Henderson in Knox Henderson, su casa es, well, su casa. Literally. Built in a 1940's era home, Hacienda serves Tex Mex food on their Mexican-inspired patio, where you can sip on house-infused margaritas while kicking back and relaxing.

Industry Bar has got almost everything - they're a sports bar and a place to just flat out party.  The bar is home to a partying crowd. From sports games to karaoke, the crowds diverse, and the nights crazy fun. They serve pizza and shots, both of which you'll need to gather the courage to partake in karaoke!

Gordo's is a North Dallas institution, founded in 1952 by Gordon West, a Pearl Harbor survivor. Serving American and Italian food - especially comfort food like pizza and pasta - Gordo's is a great destination for lunch, dinner or, of course, happy hour!