The Whip is at it again with its second kitschy pop-up, and this time they’ve gone full-tilt into the wizarding world. The facade will have you saying “alohomora” thanks to the refreshed paint job that took it from the Drunken Clam to the rickety doors of The Leaky Cauldron, a…
The French Room Bar offers a bright gin cocktail, the C&C, and a respite from the heat.
La Viuda Negra brings a neighborhood mezcal bar with authentic and creative cocktails.
Street’s Fine Chicken’s Ford’s Last Word is a quite traditional Last Word is made with Fords Gin.
Visit the wine retail shop inside Frank Kent Cadillac and walk out with a cava to go with your Caddy.
HIDE will offer a by-request-only cocktail featuring spicy notes from the bog myrtle.
Join The People’s Last Stand on July 18 for Art for Autism where you can sip on the Honey Blue and peruse art with proceeds benefiting the Autism Treatment Center.
Stop into Elm Street Cask & Kitchen, sidle up to the bar and order up one of their featured cocktails, the Lady Onassis or the John F. Kennedy.
Wah Wah Room brings 70s kitsch to Lowest Greenville.
One of the new cocktails available at HIDE works with pineapple to bring it higher acidity for a more balanced cocktail.
Sweet Tooth Hotel’s pop-up Prince-inspired bar is a little more exciting than we’d have expected.
Harlowe offers a lighter take on the classic Negroni for Negroni Week 2019.
The Tepache Cocktail at Las Palmas uses tepache, a fermented pineapple beverage that takes a week to make, as its base.
Ida Claire’s Turn the Tables rum cocktail contains turmeric and coconut milk to keep you healthy while you’re drinking.
Visit the Canvas Hotel and enjoy the view with a Painted Pisco cocktail made with local Zephyr Gin
Texican Court will offer three cocktails with popsicles to guests through the end of August.
Move over, fatty patties and carb-heavy buns, National Burger Day is getting a drinkover. Betty Cocktail, Dallas’s very own cocktail caterer, is making your National Burger Day a little boozier, because on Tuesday, May 28, you’ll have the chance to DRINK your burger.
Bird Cafe’s Fresh Ink cocktail made with Hendrick’s Gin and snap pea syrup is a feast for the eyes and taste buds thanks to its edible printed garnish crown.
Stop into the Grey Goose tent at the Byron Nelson for one of their specialty cocktails.
The Vanilla Ginger Greyhound will have you off to the races in no time.
Get literary with new cocktails named for Raymond Chandler works at Knife.
Five Sixty’s bar offers a Maker’s Mark take on the Paper Plane cocktail that will mean $2 will be donated to Paper for Water.
