Dallas Eagle

It's so exciting to have an Eagle back in Dallas! This venue is beautiful and is decorated with some amazing local queer artists' work. It has one large central bar with multiple bartenders, as well as kind of a smaller bar in the corner of the dance floor. I went on opening night and it was PACKED, so if you're going anytime soon I'd get there early (like before 9p.m. honestly). The dust is still settling on a lot of things, so we'll have to wait and see how busy it gets on a more average/casual night, but for the time being you can expect Bear Night every Thursday, Gear/Leather night every Saturday, and Trash Disco every Sunday. I highly recommend checking out the location to enjoy the vibe and feel the excitement from the community about having an Eagle again. To make it easier on you for the crowds plan on arriving early, closing out your tab after each drink (the tabs aren't shared between each bartender), and being patient with the staff as they get into the rhythm of all the newness going on.

Sainthood suits her well. THANKS TO ALL THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE @ THE EAGLE !!

Great to have the Eagle back! - Strong drinks - Super clean bathrooms - New pool tables (bit off level tbh) - Friendly staff - Private patio area (wobbly tables tbh) - Nice men #Beary

I’ve been to the old location and I enjoy the new one. I love going on their gamer nights on Tuesdays. This is dominantly a male bar. Very leather friendly.

First of all, all posts, pictures, and reviews on here before October of 2023 are invalid. This is not the same Dallas Eagle of before. This is a new location, new owner and completely new bar. I love that it is away from Oaklawn! I live by Six Flags and I can finally go out in Dallas and be there in less than 15 minutes! The two times I have been here since the Grand Opening have been wonderful. An actual return to a Gay Men’s Bar! No females, they/thems or alike trying erase Gay male spaces. Hallelujah. Hope it stays that way.

This is my favorite queer bar. If you're into dance music, bears, leather, bdsm, exhibition, kink and handsome daddies, this is your place to be! Bathrooms are on point. Check out trash disco on an occasional Sunday and underwear night on Wednesdays.

Overall, starting to shape its identity as a new leather venue. PLEASE TURN DOWN THE MUSIC. Not able to have any sense of a conversation with anyone without shouting. I would have stayed more than an hour otherwise. I am not the only one with this complaint. I hope to go often if they can get the atmosphere right.

As much as you try to follow up on their social media, they never announce they’re charging $20 cover for entrance. You only know once you arrive. Disappointing.

It's been a few years since I last visited the Dallas Eagle, when it was located elsewhere in town. The new location in central area of the city is a much better venue offering a very spacious bar area and outdoor patio that can accommodate large crowds. There's a good number of lockers for gear, booths for eating/drinking as well as pool tables and a small store featuring leather goods, t-shirts, and other merchandise. Although it's a leather bar I think most anyone would be comfortable here to toss back a beverage or three. There are Eagle bars in many major cities but this one is now a favorite. Highly recommended.

There are Eagle Leather bars throughout the Leather-Uniform-Rubber universe from L.A., NYC, San Francisco, Portland, San Diego and in Europe such as Amsterdam, Hamburg, Stuttgart although in Germany they may be called Adler/eagle.  Dallas, fortunately, has one too. I remember the old Dallas Eagle on Inwood Road back in the 1990's. A great dive bar with all the charms of a Texas roadhouse with lots of men wearing painted on boot cut Wrangler jeans, cowboy boots, western hats as well as leather, uniforms. Friendly crowd that wants lots of man to man interactions drinking beer, whiskey, whooping & hollering. Only the infamous Trestle (R.I.P) could beat the Eagle back in the days of yore for the playfulness and camaraderie.   Well, Dallas Eagle has moved  farther south to a more secluded location more fit for a true roadhouse like in an El Paso Wreaking Company sort of way.  Huge building, that looks like strange, modern brutalist architecture with a faux western saloon façade, to accommodate a good crowd. Outdoor patio to smoke cigars which could be ideal for pups & their masters. Indoor long U shaped full service bar with multiscreen tv's. Draft beers, and they do have my favorite Texas Shiner Bock.  Obligatory pool table as well as a St. Andrew's cross for those into chamois deer skIn floggers, etc. Lockers to stow your gear although not sure if locks are provided. Leather Store. Amazing display cases featuring colors, memorabilia from various motorcycle, Bear, Leder organizations.  There are happy hours everyday except for Monday. Tuesday has all day discounted domestic beers & well drinks. Tons of special nights that cater to different segments of the Leather Community which you can look up on their website.  5 stars

I was there several weeks ago on a Friday. There was a tall guy running around like he was in charge named Mark. He just had the worst attitude and he was rude to everyone there. The place looked nice but he was constantly snapping at the staff and the customers. Whats up with him? Get him outta there.

Such crappy preparation! Show is supposed to start at 11:00am. They didn't even open the doors until 10:50. Our table of eight is miles from the stage! Overall, really crappy experience!!!

Amazing please to have a good time!! I go every Saturday and Sunday to have a great time with my friends!!

literally bid time bar smal bar family! Am i g resident and guest djs. drinks on point bartenderseven more so!! every night.. amazing. the manager is beyond a sweetheart and the leather shills all your needs. DO NOT MISS EAGLE when in Dallas