Barman and owner Gabe Sanchez will always remember your drink, just tell him what you like and he'll mix you a tasty drink, from a jasmine tea-infused vodka cocktail to a pumpkin pie-esque rum drink.
Cocktails here are creative enough to please any cocktail connoisseur, but if you’re not as familiar with mixology, the menu also has an accessible flavor guide to point out something for you. Read more.
The menu reads like a work of literary art, with creations like the Jing, a $27 drink doctored up with deer antler extract (for virility, natch). Read more.
Don’t let The Mansion’s elegant interior trick you into thinking that the drinks are out of your league - these fairly priced cocktails are delicious, and you deserve one. Read more.
This uptown spot is a breath of fresh air on McKinney Ave. Sip a Life & Death, champagne spiked with Aperol and absinthe, or try a shot of Dude, Sweet Chocolate-infused Rumpleminze.
Let the view of downtown Dallas morph into busy Manhattan with a sip of the New York Sour Flip. Read more.
The drink names make us think Armoury doesn’t want you to leave before you get knocked on your butt - see “Satan, Sex, & No Regrets” and “Lone Gunman” for evidence. Read more.
Bartenders claim that the ghost of Mary Bowen still haunts this Uptown cocktail joint. Give the bartenders a shot at making an eccentric drink based on your tastes. Read more.
The drinks here are ordered by the era in which they were created, from the Aviation during Pre-Prohibition to Vesper Martini from the Repeal era (post prohibition). Read more.
This cocktail lab is dizzyingly fun - sit at the bar to watch cocktail pros throw around beakers, fire, and liquid nitrogen to craft your drink. Read more.
People's is worth seeking out even if you're not catching a flick at the nearby Angelika. Relaxed but classy, they make a mean Old-Fashioned, as well as barrel-aged cocktails and massive tiki drinks.
