It'll Do Club

My favorite place to see DJ’s in the US since 2011! Always great energy, music, people, and fun! I have been by myself for events 5 times and I always feel safe and meet new people! Highly suggest this place if you love music! DJ Red Eye is my fav!! Thank you for having such a great place to go and just be yourself! Anyone and everyone is always welcome! 😊

Tucked away in one of the youngest, coolest corners of Dallas, this niche nightlife gem thrives on its own cult following. More than a club, it’s a creative hideout where music lovers, artists, and curious night owls cross paths. By day, the space transforms into a bright, buzzing hub for pop-up conventions, quirky markets, and high-energy day parties that draw in a stylish, eclectic crowd. But it’s after dark (especially on Sundays) when the club reveals its true identity. Every week, the venue hosts The Church, an iconic DJ-driven night that feels equal parts underground rave and community ritual. Local legends and international guests spin everything from darkwave and industrial to experimental electronic sets that you can’t hear anywhere else in the city. The room is intimate, the lighting moody, and the energy always a little unpredictable in the best way. Regulars come dressed to express, newcomers come to explore, and everyone ends up moving together on the small but electrifying dance floor. It’s the kind of place you learn about through a friend, return to for the atmosphere, and stay loyal to because no other Dallas spot feels quite like it, raw, creative, and genuinely cool.

This is a long time coming. I’ve been here a million times over the past two decades. Some visits I have minimal recollection of 😂. I can’t begin to explain. Even the small shows are amazing. Folks at the door, amazing, bartenders, the classiest. Dallas legend. Just uber so you can enjoy life.

First time here and it was to see Sulatn + Shepard. I loved it. Fantaic atmosphere and a small venue so it had the personal feel 💯 Can't wait to go back and hear some more kick ass 🎶 !!!!!

Had an awesome experience at It'll Do. Went with a large group of 18 people. Ticketed entry was super smooth and easy. The vibe was awesome and the service was great. Carlos especially was very helpful and ensured we had a great time. Sounds and lighting were really good. They even have earplugs at the front for some of the guys who were standing near the speakers.

11/1 Saturday experience: Paid $35 at the door for cover/ticket. Requested for a cup of tap water, and the bartender tried charging me for a bottled water instead. I politely told him I wanted tap, and he got angry — threw the bottle behind him before giving me the cup with attitude. An hour later, I made a few friends and wanted to buy them tequila shots. I went back to the same bartender and asked for them along with a cup of tap water for myself. Once again he tried charging me for bottled water and got irritated when I said tap. Then he told me there’s a “one cup max policy” and never ended up giving me the tap water at all even after I bought the shots.I was a paying customer, and there wasn’t even anyone waiting in line behind me. This bartender was an older man with a grey beard. Constructive feedback to management would be to remind staff about basic courtesy, get rid of the 1 cup max policy, and consider adding a self-service water pitcher. Hydration is a necessity, not a luxury — especially when guests are paying $35 covers. People should be able to drink water throughout the night instead of being pushed to buy overpriced bottles. Music and energy were great though — I still had an awesome night regardless.

Me and my husband drove around this place several times just to make sure it was a safe place for us.. Since all these shooting and stuff has been happening we where just checking things out and making sure it was a SAFE PLACE.. WE seen ELI FUR here in December 2024and let me tell u it WAS AMAZING to FINELY see them in PERSON.. Me and My husband listen to there music daily and it was a honor to see them in person almost reachable 🥰🥰🥰

Went last year with my partner. We drove 1,000 miles to be there. The staff refused to let me in at all, even though we had paid for VIP and bottle service. They only allowed my partner (female) inside. Within the first hour she ended up drugged and collapsing outside. I was able to get her help because she made it out the door before fully losing consciousness. Afterward she told me every drink she had came directly from staff. We spent a ton of money just to be treated like garbage and put in a dangerous situation. This place ruined what should’ve been an incredible night in a new town, and I would absolutely never recommend it.

Small intimate venue, with cool laid back staff. This marks my second time coming to It'll Do. Love that they have day parties from time to time. Event was very well priced as well. Wouldn't mind coming back to another day party in the future.

Two issues, if you get easily frustrated or mad you shouldn't be working in a high traffic bar like this, I don't know why this bartender felt the need to snap on me and my girlfriend, she got mad at us for her not understanding our order; they began making rude comments toward me and my girlfriend and had the worst attitude. I didn't need to reply I just took my shot and left the club disappointed and frustrated. Also add a dress code I think a lot of people are tired of seeing "frat" dudes coming in ruining the vibe and ambiance. Extremely disappointing and if I knew that bartenders name I'd call you out on here best believe.

Went for the Horsemeat Disco event hosted at It'll Do Club last night. The venue is very nice. Much smaller than expected but still a decent size venue with lots of space. The service was wonderful and everyone working there is very friendly and helpful. The only downpart is the lighting is not what one would expect from a dance club and the DJ was not good at all. Good venue for small gatherings and dance events.

came here for tobiahs the 24th . flew all the way from az . the service was ok until towards the end . paid for a booth for privacy and not be bothered but it was shit the "booth" was just a step higher near the walls no separation what so ever and people were still coming up to us and asking for our alcohol mind you it was just us 3 girls , security or whatever you want to call it would do nothing about it . towards the end they swiped the rest of our alcohol like bandits in the middle of the night and threw it super hard towards god knows where they could've just asked us for it . lol . they were all just extremely hostile and rude ! there was only one nice one he was younger and latin i believe . the front desk girl was also really sweet my friend forgot her jacket in the uber and when we all went out for her (bc we don't go anywhere alone) to get it we got yelled at and threatened by this middle aged security guard that stayed out in the front (there was NO one in line and it was raining super hard) saying we couldn't stand under the cover by the front saying we had to go out in the pouring rain around the corner to get it or we're getting kicked out just extremely hostile for no reason . this is the worst venue i have ever attended in my life . if you're the type to get loose while drinking i would not feel safe here at allll . fire all these miserable old men that hate their lives and take it out on others not our fault you're old af still working at a club bro . tobiahs also took forever to come and left early . just horrible thankfully we went to another club and dallas redeemed itself . scottsdale would never !!

I travel for work all over the country and I am so glad I found this spot while in the area. Cool vibe. Simple venue with a dance floor and dancing. Small compared to some places I have visited but always a good vibe. My favorite while here, for Saturday night sweat sessions with splashes of color, alcohol, and fun. Bartenders are cool, drinks are good.

I'm going to leave there once I review wherever I can the guy with the handlebar mustache. He is horrible at customer service when I tried to make amends over doing something wrong as in doing pull-ups on a bar that had no lights on it. I apologize and they threatened to throw me out over apologizing they didn't want to hear what I had to say or apologizing horrible customer service I spent over $450 in establishment and I still don't care.. now I understand why that the club has gone down over the past couple years. They have guys like this who can't handle customer service.. they love the Power trip and then a big white guy who loves to say I thought we already handled this when I'm just apologizing both threatened to throw me out.

We had a great time watching Royksopp. Great atmosphere, good drinks, great venue. I would return for another event.

One of the few venues dedicated to house/techno/dance music. They have solid bookings, worth checking out! It's kind of small and needs better lights and sounds. This is a good start! I would like to see similar clubs open in DFW

This venue has grown over the past couple years and never disappoints. The artist list is growing, the DJ's really get you dancing! The bartenders are quick and efficient. I love when the hotdog guy parks out back! After a long cardio session, a good Frank is always needed. It does get packed around 12, but that's when the crowd comes alive! Get yourself a ticket and live your best life! I have not tried a day party here but it's on my bucket list!

Clint, the door guy was EXTREMELY rude before we even got in "line". We were literally the first people there so I know he couldn't have been annoyed having to deal with drunk people already. this was my first time at It'll Do and my first encounter before even getting in the building was a rude bouncer. not a good first impression. I understand being annoyed at drunk people but acting that way to two people wanting to have a goodnight, that hadn't even started drinking yet is a ridiculous. Everyone else was amazing!

The drinks are good and strong they are also reasonable priced especially on Sunday nights. The music is fun to dance to and the place is crowded and loud

The bouncer/bar-back here physically intimidated me and kicked me out when I tried to pour a cup of water for myself. They charge $$ for a bottle of water also, no free cups. If you would like to be hydrated and go to a safe spot, I would not go here. Additionally, I was groped by several men on the dance floor, and the bouncer did nothing. Apparently, money is more important than the safety of women at It'll Do Club.

Everybody in that joint looked like they were having a blast... yours truly included. Some smooth dancers in there.

Didn't have a terrible experience but would not go back. I could see this being a recipe for disaster from the pitch black room to the insanely loud music--would be very easy to get lost in here. Women be extra careful and stay in a group! Definitely not worth $25 per person for this place!

The resident DJ is always amazing, and a truly diverse and mixed crowd. You can even find an impromptu "gay corner" on some Saturday nights--some friendly girl asked me "why is this section all men and why are y'all mostly shirtless? Do you guys all know each other?" haha! Bless her heart, I told her "no, only a couple of these are my friends, the rest are just random gays and we somehow just gravitated towards each other" we cracked up about it. The drinks are strong and the bartenders are chill. The coat check lady is super cool too. Overall great vibes and you can feel the crowd's energy when the DJ hits it just right, and we're all just dancing the night away.

Tons of space, nice bartenders, decent sound, good lighting, and some places to sit and chill. Would return.

The owners of lizard lounge bought the place from the previous owners and did a nice remodel with more spacious bathrooms and improved lighting with more seating. They've done a good job and it's a great place to come and see all the people of Dallas. Freaks, geeks and everything in between.

Beware if you're Hispanic,black or any type of minority. The manager john burns who goes by big john will make things up to have you thrown out. All I was doing was sitting on the dance floor minding my own business he called me over outside and accused me of kissing someome without consent which I didn't do. I asked him where the proof was and who accused me of that. He refused to answer me and didn't talk once I had the camera on him. He threatened the cops on me and tried to lie about other things. I mean people exchange cocaine at that venue but I'm the bad guy. Anyways that is my story I have a video of the security calling me names as well.

I went here once and only once. It was on one of the Church Nights (AKA goth nights on Sunday nights) after the Lizard Lounge had shut down, and I hadn't been to The Church in years. This review reflects that experience. The setup of this new Church location is pretty cool. It doesn't hold a candle to the old Lizard Lounge, but I'm not taking any stars off for that. Matter of fact, the only reason I'm giving this review two stars instead of one is because it's a REALLY cool, fun looking club with a good sized dance floor, fun indoor lighting, and a nice outdoor deck. The doorman, however, was horrifically rude. (And no, I wasn't trying to sneak in alcohol, use a fake ID, show up wasted, or any similar stunts people pull at bars that would reasonably constitute the rudeness). He was just unnecessarily antagonistic, unwelcoming, condescending, and seemed like he was on a power trip with the way he talked to people. Once I got inside, the drinks were overpriced and weak. The music was decent - some classic Church type stuff, some eclectic - but the vibe of the crowd was so horrible, I didn't even feel like dancing to the songs I normally love to dance to. The patio felt like one of those unspoken Popular Kid competitions in high school, for who could be the coolest, as opposed to everyone just wearing what they love and having a good natured sense of humor about themselves and where they are. Church Night here reminded me nothing of the Church at the Lizard Lounge I'd come to know and love, nor of any other club I'd choose to frequent. It really is a super fun club setup though, so maybe it's worth going on non-Church nights.

This place is everything you'd want from a strictly music and dance vibe! No ego, no flexing, and straight up booking amazing talent! I've been to many venues (36 countries visited) and this place is impressive. It has been in business for 10 years and that's impressive because it's not easy booking top talent how they do. It's a vibe! Crazy to think there's a place this reputable in a city like Dallas considering I'm from Los Angeles. The dance floor looks small in photos but it's actually extremely large. The a/c works very good in here and they turn it off and on so you are not sweating but also not freezing. The sound system is awesome and you can feel every beat to the music.

I wanted to show my wife a cool underground spot in Dallas. As we were talking to the front entrance lady where you pay an entry fee, $30 that night. The super aggressive dude at the door same one everyone has complained about yelled something about hurrying up, there wasn't even a line lol Lost our business then and there. It's a shame

Hair analysis came back from the lab for my lady friend who was drugged here. Test was positive for GHB. This was the only bar we went to that night and we will be spreading the word about what happened. Shameful. Bartender was the only person who handled the drinks before serving us, employees need to be investigated.

I came here for Disco Kids, which is every other Friday from 6-9pm before the club opens for its regular guests. The concept is great and we had a good time, but here are a few observations: It is cheap to get in and parents are free. The food is reasonably priced and they let you bring in your own food. The water station is clutch and so is the full bar. Parking is easy both on the street and in their small lot. On the downside, much like a real club, if you are not with a party in one of the reserved areas, there is not much space to sit. The floor lighting was not working half the time, and the teen DJ was playing music that was not age appropriate, even though it is advertised as such.

I've been here several times with my bestie and it's been a complete dream each time. We came last night for Moon Boots and he was a powerhouse!!! What I love about this club is not just the music but also the diversity of races, body types, gender and folks of all ages that come here and let loose and there's no judgement. Even though my dance skills are far from perfect, I've told by many others here that I'm a good dancer. Come visit, this place really means it when they say it's a safe space. This is the society we should strive to be. No judgement just kindness.

Always a fun time. It is loud and intense but there's a small patio outside if you need a lil break. The dance floor is pretty great. DJs are awesome. Strong drinks, good service.

Fantastic techno music, and a great friendly crowd. Drinks are reasonably-priced for the type of venue. Killer lights and sound setup.

tall bald door man was a complete asshole, my friend and I were standing in the parking lot in front of the club pausing, figuring out directions for the bar we were looking for when the bald man and other doorman with shoulder length blonde hair start screaming at us to get over there. Confused and scared we went over to the door thinking something was wrong or that they were trying to warn us about something (it was around 11:30pm and there were plenty of scary drunk men roaming the streets) but then they angrily and rudely grabbed our arms and stamped them and told us we needed to pay $45 each to get in. Simultaneously opening the door for another group of people walking up and greeting them kindly. I told him the name of the bar we were walking to and he angrily yells at us to walk all the way around the block then. It was clearly a case of older men on power trips singling out young women and trying to intimidate us. I would never step foot in a place that treats people that way, and judging from other reviews many people have awful experiences with this doorman.

I left my clubbing days years ago. The clubs I went to back in the day were total meat markets, with random guys grinding against you on the dance floor. On a whim, some friends and I recently went to It'll Do Club for a night of dancing... and I had so much fun!! People were here just to DANCE. Some women wore cocktail attire; others were in jeans. You can pretty much wear anything you want here. Things were pretty mellow until the guest DJ came on. Then it was heart-thumping music... you could feel the energy of the room in your bones. I highly recommend this place for those looking to get lost in music and just dance.

House music on point - staff members always very professional. Recommend buying tickets early

Drinks are pretty pricy here. Very electric, very different vibe. Not my type of club..

Lol this was the perfect random find for a night out with a bunch of friends and our original plan fell through. Found this place on google... pulled up in a hummer limo with 8 of us. And to be quite honest, us girls said.. hmm.. this place looks super sketchy. We sent the boys in to scope it out. Sure enough, they came back and said "It'll do.". It was techo night. Light crowd but not dead. It was actually perfect. Plenty of space to dance without being hovered. Theres an outdoor patio seating area. Perfect to grab some fresh air before heading back in and dancing the night away. the lack of the 5th star is just cuz.. this place could use a little TLC on the outdoor appearance. But as the saying goes ... It'll do.

The reviews below me are complete trash. I haven't had a single negative experience with either the bouncer or the bartenders. Maybe try not to act like an entitled ****? Anyways.. this might be the only good nightclub in Dallas for techno fans. I come back week after week, never gets old!!!!

One of my favorite places to dance in Dallas. Best place for house music! It'll Do pulls in some incredible DJs I love the old school feel of the place with the low ceilings, wood floor & of course the disco balls! The lights added to the rafters really add to the experience without being too much. The bass is so good you can hear and feel it before you get inside the club.

Best club to go to during corona super high capacity everyone can get in. It was packed when I went there. Everyone is dancing and having fun the whole time. It was a 25 cover to get in and 10 for parking but still worth it.

Lovely energy, lovely crowd, reminds me of good ole House n Garage days.

It'll Do is back. They've ironed out any issues. For the several times I've been back they run a tight ship. Lighting guy is less annoying and seems to know when to back off the high beams. Bathrooms are cleaner than before, the floor itself is renovated and probably other aspects of the building that go unnoticed. Best of all they've figured out how to book good talent. Dubfire, Solardo, Nic Fanciulli, Nora en Pure, Carl Craig, Technasia, Steve Lawler... hope they can keep this up. I repeat: It'll Do is back and they do it right all night long.

Very chill environment with their own parking lot! Drinks are priced about average to everywhere else in the area. Light up dance floor wasn't fully working the night I went but they had lit up balloons floating around which was cool! Would come back for the right performance

One on the better dance clubs in Dallas. Old style dark dingy pumping out tunes Parking is good. Staff are friendly and nice but drinks are expensive.. The sound system could be impoved but overall a very good night out. I just saw Maceo Plex and he was amazing along with Redye but please get the toilets fixed asap.

I am sure this is great place for those persons who want to let loose on the dance floor however we took our 5 year old to this spot, as it was supposedly catered to 5-13 year old's. I should had known, as I walked in with my wife and 5 and 2 year old that this place wasn't a safe place. In fact I thought it was illegal to serve hard liquor and beer around children. The place was absolutely dreadful and certainly not the place to take your children. There were way too many people in this place at one time. All of the features that we were told they'd have were missing. We didn't see face painting, sno-cones, or pizza other than at the sardine-like private parties. The dance floor had a very small area with floor lighting but nothing to write home about. I would not recommend this place to anyone. In fact I would have paid someone to leave. We paid our $5 cover and we were gone in 20 minutes. It was certainly a flop!

Racist. Don't go here if you're black. They didn't speak to us at all when we walked up then told us that they're not sure what "we're looking for". So actually, it won't do.

Drinks are cheap can't complain about that. The security was kind of a dick, mind you it was our first time there (& our first time in Dallas ) & we asked him "is this place called church? And is today Emo nite themed?" And he says "we been having Church for the past 10+ yrs here in Dallas" with a snarky attitude. Very not welcoming i can see why ppl would say this place is runned by racists

Behind Pacha in Ibiza, this is my 2nd favorite club that I've ever been to. Here's why: - Ambience: Unpretentious, casual and even leaning on the side of divey. It's an anti-club. My best guess is that it's a converted 1970's roller rink, complete with wooden dance floor and wall-mounted booths that you can sit on to tie your skates...I mean rest your dance-legs. There's a badass light-up dance floor strip that appears to be motion-sensored and bottom-lit. It's pretty sweet. Complete with outdoor spray-painted walls showing the event calendar, the club certainly buys into the vibe of its location and runs with it. Score: A+ - Customers: The first night I went there, a wedding party busted in about 11:45pm complete with bride in a full, white wedding dress. They handed out glow wands to each other and danced the night away. Awesome. I've seen trannies, hipsters, upscale, grungy and flat-out normal people all there to dance. Any time you get people from all walks of life together to dance, a good time is bound to happen. Score: A+ - Music/Sound: House music? Yes, please! Deep, Classic, Soulful, Groovy....it's all featured there. The sound system is loud & serviceable. Is it a Funktion One system? No. Is it the worst system I've ever heard? Far from it. Some of the frequencies could hold better clarity but unless you demand a lot from sound systems you won't notice a thing. The main point is that it gets loud enough to keep you dancing. Score: A - Prices: The old school cover is $5. I've been to events that had a $3 cover. There's baby food that's more expensive than that. Big headliners like Sasha are still only in the $15 range. It makes me laugh to know that I've spent upwards of $40 on regular Saturday-night Vegas covers and over $100 for "special events" on holidays like Memorial Day Weekend. The only thing that doesn't say dive-club about this place are the drink prices. I was hoping for $2 or $3 beers but the prices are normal (i.e. $5 beer). I guess they have to make money somewhere. Score: A - Location: Found about a mile northeast of the 75 & 30 junction, you can easily get lost trying to find it. The sign is inconspicuous and the building is discreet. Perhaps that's part of the appeal that there's no neon sign or bright, flashing lights to let you know that you're about to enter a club. It has a private parking lot which is more than helpful (on the night of big headliners the lot fills up so get there early). Score: B+ - Overall: I like to think of this club as a time machine. You get taken back to the late 80's/early 90's dance music scene when DJ's played in warehouses or even the 70's disco era when a DJ was someone who simply had the ability to play vinyl records. The DJ booth isn't mounted in the middle of the dance floor or 20 feet in the air for the crowd to worship; It's comfortably placed on the back wall leaving the dance floor as the central focus. What's the common through-line? The music being played is more important than the DJ who's playing it. In a time that has become about headlining DJ's selling out stadiums and 5-story clubs, it's refreshing to find a place that appears to bring focus back to the original reason why these venues were erected in the first place: dancing. Overall rating: 9/10

Love this place!! Great House music and no pretentious Dallas DBs - typically only open on Saturdays

This club is jamming. The sound system is really dope and the lights give it a very awesome atmosphere. And the DJs they choose are pretty rad.

I thought this place was really cool. Nice big dance floor. Plenty of space to sit and people watch. Not much parking but had a good time here. No issues at the door about attire and nothing ghetto and no riff raffs. Just a bunch of people hanging and dancing. They are only open one day a week and I heard it's been around for at least 50 years?

I don't really go to clubs or go dancing, but after coming to It'll Do, maybe I'll start. I had so much fun, y'all. I mean, I can see how some people might think the area is a little sketchy - it's an old sort of crappy building with a crappy parking lot, an outdoor patio space where people are crammed together smoking, and a tiny little entry way with an old cigarette machine and a $5 cover charge. But really it's not so bad, and this club isn't about some fancy atmosphere. It'll Do is all about the dancing. The music. It's a simple establishment; a large plain dance floor where the lights are going crazy and there are glowing dance cube things in the middle of the ground. The house/EDMusic is awesome and so loud and the whole place is literally vibrating with music. You can feel it through your legs and in your gut and you can't hear anything else. Whoever the DJ is/was, he was great. I love that everyone here is just in their own world, dancing their own way, looking happy and sweaty. It's not the kind of place where anyone is trying to impress anyone else. Nobody is worried about what you're doing, so just dance. Or stand there and nod your head. Enjoy. Also, hang out on the other half of the room in the bar area and order drinks - they're not too expensive and they're served in plastic cups up to the brim. There's a sticky floor and one long booth seat, but It'll Do isn't made for sitting and conversing. You can't hear anyone talking anyway so just drink your drink and then throw your cup in the trash and go dance. We came around 12 AM on Sunday morning (after an amazing Saturday night Yelper party), and this place was packed pretty full. There wasn't a line to get in and you didn't have to wait long at the bar, so that was nice, it wasn't crazy full. Most people are there to dance, and with the music they're playing, it's really hard not to. How can you not?! It'll Do seems like an underwhelming name for this place. Like, "eh, it's not amazing but it'll do..." I'd totally go here again and again. Can't wait to take my siblings so we can do our weird dancing together!

The name says it all: how many other people have left this review? Don't let the "light up dance floor" fool you. It's exactly 18 squares and only lights up every 8 songs or so.

Great dance club - the resident DJ - Redeye/Scotty absolutely rocks. I think he is better than most any of the famous House DJs. Best sound system in Dallas by far. The vibe reminds me of the deep house clubs I use to frequent in Houston back in the early to mid 90's (Numbers, Powertools, Club Some, Ritches, etc) There use to be a pretty rude male bartender there at one point, but I don't believe he works there any longer. Highly recommend checking this place out on a Saturday night.

The best dance spot in DFW. Period. Been coming here for 4 years now hasn't changed a bit and that's perfect. Come for the dancing, stay for the people. If you're looking for top 40 tracks with DJs talking between every single track then this is not the place. If you want to dance your feet off to the best house/deep house/ techno within a 250mile radius then this is the spot.