Dallas nightlife is very diverse, meaning there is something available for everyone, no matter what music you are into.
Many districts in Dallas are known for their nightlife, containing unique, curated bars and delectable after-hours food spots.
From Bishop Arts to Deep Ellum and beyond, here is a list of live music venues, nightclubs, date-night picks and open-late food spots to visit and make the most of your night.
Updated June 2026
Where two of Dallas’ most energetic corridors converge, the cocktail scene is as bold as the neighborhoods themselves. From craft-forward bars drawing locals back night after night to rooftop lounges and hidden gems tucked along tree-lined streets, Lower Greenville and Knox-Henderson deliver the kind of evening that starts with one drink and turns into a story.
PicturedApothecary
Apothecary
Apothecary is a sultry, moody avant-garde cocktail lounge located in Lower Greenville and perfect for an intimate date night. Their inventive drinks transcend the ordinary, reinforcing their mission of pushing boundaries in the cocktail world. They prove it through awards nominations, like the James Beard (Most Outstanding Bar Semi-finalist). The most fun part of visiting will be getting to taste and learn more about their curated cocktail menu.
1922 Greenville Ave, Dallas, TX 75206
Boogies
If you’re looking for a night of discotheque, cocktails and Hi-Fi sound all under a sparkling disco ball, then visit Boogies, a house music venue with a curated cocktail lounge. Late night here is high energy and sure to keep you on the dance floor all night. Check out their social media to find upcoming events and guest DJ performances.
1806 McMillan Ave, Dallas, TX 75206
PicturedGranada Theater
Granada Theater
Built in 1946 as a movie house, the Art Deco Granada Theater has been a Lower Greenville anchor for decades, and the block around it has become one of the most spirited stretches on Greenville Avenue. Before or after the show, the adjacent Sundown at Granada serves up craft cocktails and 60-plus beers from a rooftop patio overlooking the avenue, with live music running nightly to keep the energy going long after the headliner wraps.
3524 Greenville Ave, Dallas, TX 75206
Plomo
Right beside Boogies is Plomo, a late-night quesadilla bar open until 4 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. You can grab and go or sit and enjoy quesadillas stuffed with meat, cheese and any topping you desire. Choose from their classic and specialty quesadillas, and don’t forget to make it dirty for $2 (cheese-crusted tortilla). They also serve dips and sides like queso, elote, guacamole, rice, beans and chorizo mac and cheese.
1802 McMillan Ave, Dallas, TX 75206
Prince Street Pizza
A few minutes away from Boogies is the newly opened Prince Street Pizza, originating from New York. Their pizzas are available by the slice or as a whole pie and made with the freshest ingredients and handcrafted sauces – they even use a water filtration process that mimics water in New York to get their dough texture just right. Try as many slices as you can; we recommend the spicy vodka slice. Prince Street Pizza is open late on Friday and Saturday until 3 a.m.
2820 North Henderson Ave, Dallas, TX 75206