Food Drinks Lounge Drinks happy hour here join us for happy hour daily tues sun from 4pm 6pm for $2 off menu cocktails, appetizers and soups. The lounge here has an upscale 70s feel to it without being pretentious. it has been an east dallas staple for several years now and we're making a point to consciously and intentionally frequent restaurants in our immediate area to keep the character of our neighborhood alive.
Lounge Drinks Linktree 27k followers, 3,047 following, 896 posts lounge here (@theloungehere) on instagram: "🍸 cocktails • food • live tunes 📍 east dallas ⏰ hh 4–6• lunch 11 3 • dinner 5–10 • brunch sun 11 3• open late reserve ↓". Lounge here in dallas rated 4.5 out of 5 on restaurant guru: 1814 reviews by visitors, 206 photos & 13 videos. explore menu, check opening hours. And at here we aim to do just that. the lounge, owned by julie doyle and tim delaughter — founders of musical groups tripping daisy, the polyphonic spree, and local fave store, good records (next door), promises to whisk guests away into another place and time. Whether you’re grazing on southern inspired bites, soaking in the retro atmosphere, or savoring a mocktail at the bar, the lounge here offers an inclusive, stylish hangout where no one misses out on the vibe—or the drink.
Drinks Lounge Here And at here we aim to do just that. the lounge, owned by julie doyle and tim delaughter — founders of musical groups tripping daisy, the polyphonic spree, and local fave store, good records (next door), promises to whisk guests away into another place and time. Whether you’re grazing on southern inspired bites, soaking in the retro atmosphere, or savoring a mocktail at the bar, the lounge here offers an inclusive, stylish hangout where no one misses out on the vibe—or the drink. The cocktail menu at lounge here is a collaborative effort among some of the city’s favorite lounge bartenders, offering a range of inventive and seasonal drinks. Lounge here, a swanky neighborhood lounge, focuses on classic cocktails and shareable plates in an atmosphere actually conducive to conversation. Once upon a time (for a few months after it’s opening) we considered lounge here to be a destination for unique craft cocktails and imaginative, noteworthy cuisine. on our last visit, it was still better than just good—and it’s never been bad. we were a bit disappointed with the craft cocktails. And at here we aim to do just that. the lounge, owned by julie doyle — co founder manager of musical groups tripping daisy, the polyphonic spree, and local fave store, good records (next door), promises to whisk guests away into another place and time.
Drinks Lounge Here The cocktail menu at lounge here is a collaborative effort among some of the city’s favorite lounge bartenders, offering a range of inventive and seasonal drinks. Lounge here, a swanky neighborhood lounge, focuses on classic cocktails and shareable plates in an atmosphere actually conducive to conversation. Once upon a time (for a few months after it’s opening) we considered lounge here to be a destination for unique craft cocktails and imaginative, noteworthy cuisine. on our last visit, it was still better than just good—and it’s never been bad. we were a bit disappointed with the craft cocktails. And at here we aim to do just that. the lounge, owned by julie doyle — co founder manager of musical groups tripping daisy, the polyphonic spree, and local fave store, good records (next door), promises to whisk guests away into another place and time.
.jpeg "Drinks Lounge Here")
Drinks Lounge Here Once upon a time (for a few months after it’s opening) we considered lounge here to be a destination for unique craft cocktails and imaginative, noteworthy cuisine. on our last visit, it was still better than just good—and it’s never been bad. we were a bit disappointed with the craft cocktails. And at here we aim to do just that. the lounge, owned by julie doyle — co founder manager of musical groups tripping daisy, the polyphonic spree, and local fave store, good records (next door), promises to whisk guests away into another place and time.
Comments are closed.