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Everyone is always welcome at Dallas Woody's, the friendliest sports bar in Dallas. You can stop by seven days a week to catch the game on one of the many TVs or check out the extensive line up of live entertainment. There's karaoke, show tunes sing alongs, and comedy, and a great group of regulars and staff to enjoy your time with in a place where everyone knows your name.

Kaliente is the only gay owned gay Latino nightclub in Dallas, open till late for a wild night of partying. Everyone is up and dancing to amazing music, watching talented drag queens perform, and enjoying some tipsy karaoke with new friends. Kaliente is the perfect place to end your night if you're not ready to go home just yet, and there's music to every taste as well as some of the best drag shows in the area.

At night, this restaurant and bar turns into a fabulous club where the music is great, hot bartenders serve amazing cocktails, and food is included in the cover charge! There is always a variety of music nights on offer from Latin to Hip Hop and the crowd comes dressed to impress. The club is packed with people who flock here for super cheap drinks and a very popular happy hour.

The Grapevine bar is a beloved dive that has been voted both "Best Straight Bar" and "Best Gay Bar" so it's home to a truly mixed crowd. The interior combines ridiculous and mismatched furnishings to create a totally unique space, complete with skulls, stained glass, and a tacky pool table. The colourfully lit patio space even has a basketball half court because why not?! The crowd is strange in the best way, and strong cheap drinks guarantee an interesting night.

Arguably one of the city's best and biggest gay dance clubs, this spacious multilevel club boasts an amazing sound and lighting system which draws a young crowd who like to let go on the huge dance floor. If you need a break, you can relax the balcony or watch the party from a VIP lounge. Great DJs provide the music, and there are also events such as gay bingo, costume contests, and amazing drag shows.

Sue Ellen's has been a staple in Dallas' queer nightlife since 1989. It's an icon that stands among many of the city's other most popular LGBTQ+ clubs and is advertised as a predominantly lesbian bar. Sue Ellen's hosts live bands throughout the week, karaoke on Mondays and dances every night beneath the compulsory disco glitter ball. On Sundays, the bar is more relaxed, and people gather to play skeeball, pool and darts, or hang out on the patio.