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Darkened atmosphere and private booths make for a romantic location. Features jazz piano and some blues acts, and is popular for an after-movie nightcap considering it is adjacent to Lakewood Theatre.
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Like the name implies, Barley House has a great selection of brews from around the world. But it’s also the place to hear cool Texas music four nights a week – not the sweet, dusty trail songs from Roy Rogers’ era, but twangabilly rockers with those scrunched up battered straw cowboy hats. Too cool.
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Sports stars from Dallas professional teams love to pop into Blackberry’s which features Latin music (salsa/meringue) two nights a week and more mainstream disco and hip-hop on other evenings. Patrons apparently spend all day Saturday shopping for that perfect outfit to wear that night, the club’s weekly main event.
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Fighting with Blackberry’s to attract the coolest of patrons, Club Babalu is a smaller nightspot that nonetheless attracts national touring hip-hop and salsa ensembles for live shows amid the canned music. Very popular among the Latin clientele.
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Actually a power-brokers club by day and disco by night, it’s a place to sip expensive cognac or designer martinis and wish that you had that woman over there on your arm. Though the DJs can spin some high- intensity techno and house, it doesn’t ward off older clientele who want to be part of the scene. Wear anything from posh to casual, as long as it’s cool.
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