Bottled Blonde - Dallas
Night club · City Center District
505 N Good Latimer Expy, Dallas, TX 75204
Highlights
Industrial-chic beer garden with TVs, patio, pizzas, & brunch
Industrial-chic beer garden with TVs, patio, pizzas, & brunch
"Sunday Funday at Bottled Blonde brings football fans by the hundreds to brunch it up before transitioning to bar snacks as the day goes on. Of course, you can catch football games whenever they’re broadcasting one, making this a go-to Deep Ellum spot for cheering teams to victory. Get creative and ask the bartender to shake up their own signature Captain Morgan Original Spiced Rum beverage, even if it’s something as simple and refreshing as a Captain and soda with a squeeze of lime." - Steven Craig Lindsey
"Credited with kickstarting the area’s nightclub boom after opening in 2017, this venue helped turn underused blocks into a lively nightlife corridor and has been among the city’s top liquor sellers. Its rapid success drew controversy too: it faced a TABC investigation amid accusations of flouting COVID‑19 protocols in the pandemic’s first year, highlighting tensions between commercial nightlife growth and public accountability." - Courtney E. Smith
"As part of the national Espresso Martini Fest (Oct. 9–15) sponsored by Mr. Black, Bottled Blonde is participating in the week-long celebration by hosting events and showcasing its espresso martini creations." - Erin Russell
"By “restaurants that have been ignoring the precautions,” Alexis means spots like Bottled Blonde, which have been repeatedly investigated by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission over violating COVID-19 protocols." - Amy McCarthy
"Bottled Blonde, a bar that recently opened in Houston, had its liquor license suspended for 30 days by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission. The suspension followed a failed inspection where the bar was found not enforcing social distancing and allowing unmasked patrons, violating Gov. Greg Abbott's COVID-19 guidelines. The bar has a history of similar issues, with past violations at its Scottsdale and Dallas locations, and legal challenges at its Chicago location, which closed in July 2020." - Amy McCarthy
