Dallas, Texas

Great little place with a lovely beer garden that is always buzzing with people. They have a nice selection of beer (drafts from multiple European countries and as many as 70 varieties of bottled beers) and good appetizers.

Sample locally brewed beer at very reasonable prices in the comfortable tasting room. There are several beer types on offer, among them an oatmeal stout and multiple classic brews. You can also learn interesting facts about the brewing process.

Situated in a building with a lot of character and an understated elegance, Sons of Hermann Hall is the perfect place to dance your heart out. Join the swing or blues dance lessons and apply your newly acquired skills on the dance floor afterwards.

Choctaw has eighteen locations in whole Southeastern Oklahoma, one of them in Durant close to Dallas. Enjoy first-class gaming and entertainment at Choctaw Casino.

Although the Bomb Factory was reportedly once used to produce actual bombs, the name alone remains from those days. Up to 4,300 people fit into the Bomb Factory, a music venue for thrilling live music experiences with exhilarating party vibes.

Following the vintage trend of bar designs, Lee Harvey’s has both an interior and outside space that is styled with wood paneling, classic beer signs, and — to top it all off — has a full bar. Friday nights are the busiest for the younger crowds, with the weekends catering to more seasoned clientele.

The Backdoor Comedy Club has consistently remained one of Dallas’ most frequented comedy showcases for over 15 years. It’s been credited by Last Comic Standing, BET and Comedy Central, and it holds shows nightly. Reservations are recommended.

Rocking Dallas for over 30 years, Poor David's has an extensive history comprised of good music and good times. Lyle Lovett, the Dixie Chicks and even Michael Nesmith of The Monkees have graced the stage. The pub is non-smoking and only popcorn is served, so bring your own food and get ready for a jam session.

Tei Tei's is both a sushi restaurant and robata (Japanese charcoal grill) bar, serving delicious Japanese cuisine with class. Kinki Snapper and Sashimi are just two selections from their celebrated dishes, and the bar offers premium sake. The wood-dominated interior and cool design is made even more alluring every Friday and Saturday night, when the Sake Bar features a live Dj.

The Goat is a favorite among blues and pool enthusiasts. The interior is designed with an emphasis on the stage, from which great music is played for guests seven days a week.