The Church

How to kill momentum every five minutes. At the place rn and every time there’s any momentum in the crowd they change the song or even stop it to have a completely different beat. How do you dance to this. The crowd was also way too aware of each other. The lights are too bright or low on the dance floor and too dark near the bar area. There’s also a guy with a professional camera that keeps going around taking pictures with his flash or different lighting on, just taking pictures of people on the dance floor. It’s a public place he can it just distracts the crowd

I had a great time at the church! It was a group of 8 for a friend's 21st birthday. The dj was great that night!! I was amazed with the lighting, the disco ball, and all of the cool people there! Highly recommend this place.

I was sitting on the picnic table outside, freezing (December) and the space heater was not on. (There were multiple people sitting on the table). I was trying to keep warm, so I was hugging my legs. One of the employees (guy with long hair) comes over and begins messing with he heater infront of me. He then mutters something I did not hear. He then says “sit on the table like a normal person” in an aggressive tone. I felt like he singled me out for no reason. He did not say anything to the other people that were sitting on the tables. I was a regular but I will never come back bc of the way I was treated.

Wow what a cool club! Obviously I'd you're into goth or want to pretend very welcoming. Ddinks are plentiful, the people beautiful, the beats were pumping. Highly recommend if in Dallas to make it a priority.

Had a lot of fun before but the second time wasn't as good. They did change the music a lot and DJs are not super on theme with each themed night. They do not allow out of state paper IDs. Heads up so you don't stand in line for an hour for no reason. There's usually an entry fee.

My boyfriend’s birthday was on Sunday and he wanted to go to a goth club so we chose The Church since… it was open on Sunday. To get logistics out of the way, the closest parking lot we found was $10, but if you lurk for a while you might be able to find street parking. It’s $10 at the door, drinks were around $8-12 each. Now, onto the vibes. We had a fantastic time and the atmosphere was great. Soon after we arrived we were eagerly greeted by someone named Summer who asked if it was our first time here and made us feel incredibly welcome and said that regardless if the state goes to hell, The Church will always be a safe place. And we truly felt that! I’ve never been to a place where I felt that comfortable dancing and moving freely, or felt so safe kissing and dancing with my love in public. We also somewhat unknowingly arrived on “Sadistic Sunday,” the afterparty for the Dallas Fetish Ball, so fetish was a big theme. Despite my initial concern, as Summer promised it was a safe place for everyone, zero boundaries were crossed, no one engaged in fetish with people who did not expressly consent. And even with a “theme,” there were still so many different people with different aesthetics all across the alternative subculture spectrum. We got tons of compliments, and it became a goal to come back the next free Sunday we had. Thanks for a great night! And thank you to Summer for being so kind!

amazing spot to go out if you’re into that kind of thing. 10 dollar cover, but the drinks are fairly priced. my only complaint was that it was PACKED and the bar line was never ending but it was memorial day weekend so i forgive it.

loved it here but the bald guy that runs the door is on a power trip 24/7. so rude and emotional for no reason and you can’t ask him a simple question without him throwing a tantrum over it.