Punch Bowl Social

Restaurant · Deep Ellum

"Massive in size and ambition, Punch Bowl Social’s Deep Ellum location is one of 15 around the country. There’s plenty to do with several options for play (bowling, shuffleboard, karaoke, arcade games, and giant Scrabble), its sizable drink and food menus. During brunch, boards and punch bowls make serving a crowd easy. Try the Watermelon Polo bowl, made with tequila, watermelon-mint tea, watermelon shrub, strawberry syrup, and lime — and serves eight." - Rachel Pinn

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