Best Nightlife in Grand Prairie

"Located in Lower Greenville, buzzworthy HG Sply Co. features an upstairs patio that opens at 5 p.m. and offers one of the best nighttime hangout spots. Start with any of the delicious and nutritious vegan options, like the Farmhouse Burger or Ahi Tuna Poke, then try one of their inventive cocktails."

"The grey châteauesque exterior of this Uptown hotel belies the truly contemporary chic interior designed to meld Dallas sophistication and heritage while retaining landmark Southern style. The rooms and suites are exquisitely designed, custom-scented Molton Brown heaven with contemporary blush, cream and grey color schemes. There are art and sculptures in abundance, including a 2,000-year-old marble sculpture of a Greek god."

"This Valentine’s Day weekend (February 12 and 13 only), spend the evening at this lavish hotel restaurant. For $120 per person, this special meal includes a complimentary glass of Prosecco, appetizers like beef tartare or foie gras, entrees of filet mignon, venison, or sword fish, and dessert for two. Make your reservation online."

"Set in the Uptown Dallas district in Dallas, 700 metres from American Airlines Center, Hotel Crescent Court features a year-round outdoor pool and spa centre. The hotel has a terrace and fitness ce..."

"Set in the heart of Dallas, The Rustic serves delicious blend of drinks, home styled fresh food, and music that will make every non-dancer tap his foot. It has a large patio called Pat’s Backyard, that graciously hosts amateur and professional musicians, while anything that comes out of the kitchen is nothing less than exquisite!. Location: 3656 Howell St, Dallas, TX 75204Timings: 11 AM – 2 AM"

"The Rustic is known for its home-style cooking and live music, but it’s also popular for its sweet drinks. Perfect for a sunny day (or any other day), this margarita with a popsicle will leave you with a brain freeze and maybe a little tipsy."

"But, chances are you’ll find plenty of other moments to capture at this restaurant, bar, and live music venue — with or without your Insta hubby."

"Happiest Hour is famous for its massive patio bar, the largest in D-town, in fact. Just a hop away from the American Airlines Center in the Harwood District, it’s got a pretty sweet view to match the atmosphere. Whether you’re looking for some sunset drinks or a pitstop en route to a concert at AA, Happiest Hour has you covered."

"One of the most popular for it’s rooftop and views, great cocktails & events!. Great spot for going out at night with your friends, and they have some amazing cocktails you’ll no doubt love. Happy HourSun-Thu from 4pm – 6pm w/ $3.50 pints, $5 wines, $5 wells, & $10 cocktails"

"If you just got off work downtown and are looking to grab a drink with co-workers, Happiest Hour is your best bet. The large bar features both patio and rooftop seating."

"New Orleans is an 8-hour drive from Dallas, but why spend so much on gas money when you can dine on true Cajun cuisine without even leaving the city?. Dodie’s is the premier destination for spicy dishes (they even make their own hot sauces in the house), live music, and delicious cocktails. The surrounding area is also quite lively, so watching the city swirl below you from Dodie’s rooftop, it’s easy to feel like you’ve slipped into the French Quarter for a while."

"A post shared by Dodie's Rockwall (@dodies_rockwall) on Jan 1, 2020 at 6:47am PST. Founded in 1989 at lower Greenville Avenue, Dodie’s rooftop bar is dubbed as a “sports lover’s paradise”. The place is equipped with big television sets both inside and outside, where patrons can enjoy watching sports events while sipping a beer or cocktail."

"Taco Diner extends the dine-in to the outdoor patio right on Sundance Square for plenty of people watching. Start with queso, guacamole, nachos, quesadillas, or shrimp ceviche, then add the tacos made every way you can think of, plus enchilada combo plates. My standing order is the flan for dessert."

"Located on Allen Street near US 75, Si Tapas mixes tapas with fine wines to create an exquisite dining experience. Don't leave without checking out their patio and their fantastic view of Downtown Dallas."

"Batch cocktails — libations made in advance — aren't just convenient; at Bar Belmont, they're superb. Fun glass bottles are filled ahead of time with cocktails like the Hemmingwayward (cherry wood-infused white rum, Luxardo Maraschino, grapefruit, lime) and the Mifune (vodka, matcha tea syrup, lemon, soda). An added bonus: the $13 bottles each hold about two cocktails, so you really get your money's worth."

"Made for and frequented by the older crowd, the atmosphere here isn’t trying to astound, but rather offer a respite for people who have already seen it all and weren’t impressed. There’s no pomp to be had, and no pretense to cut through. The Belmont is southwestern class for the John Wayne set and captains of industry."

"A post shared by William Lion (@wjnphotos) on Sep 19, 2016 at 11:48am PDT. Belmont Hotel is no exception when it comes to the rooftop bar trend. Enjoy BarBelmont, with its rustic Southwestern charm and sip on your favorite cocktail."

"The Economy in Action exhibit in Downtown Dallas lets visitors learn about the ins and outs of the Federal Reserve. Explore interactive exhibits, examine historical currency and learn about how the Fed moves money from around the world on this free self-guided tour."

"Tours are temporarily halted and visitors are currently not allowed. Watch for any updates here. Tour the regional bank and walk through the Economy in Action exhibit to learn about Federal Reserve Banks across the U.S."

"Tour the U.S. regional bank and walk through the Economy in Action exhibit to learn about the other Federal Reserve Banks across the U.S."

"Come explore the unexplainable at Ripley’s Believe It Or Not!. With 5 unique attractions, there is something for everyone of all ages!. Take selfies with the stars in our Louis Tussauds Palace Of Wax, see unique artifacts and artwork from all over the world in our Ripley’s Odditorium, get lost in our Enchanted Mirror Maze, test your senses in our new 7D Moving Theater, and duck under lasers to beat the clock in our Impossible Laser Race."

"20 km from city center 20 out of 244 places to visit in Dallas. The Ripley’s Believe It or Not is an absolutely amazing franchise started by Robert Ripple. The park at Grand Prairie is one of the largest franchises that was to be opened."

"Fort Worth has a long aviation history—it's the home of American Airlines and a massive Lockheed Martin aeronautics plant, after all. Embrace the city's unique history at the Fort Worth Aviation Museum. Plane nerds can get up close and personal with more than 25 warbirds, including an F-18 Hornet and an F-4 Phantom II."

"Next up is the Northside's Fort Worth Aviation Museum, situated at 3300 Ross Ave. With five stars out of 10 reviews on Yelp, the museum has proven to be a local favorite. The museum is home to dozens of historical aircraft units that you can walk right up to and touch yourself."

"The Fort Worth Aviation Museum tells the history and accomplishments of aviation in North Texas. The museum houses indoor and outdoor displays along with cockpit and flight simulations. A tour guide will be happy to assist all visitors with a personalized tour of the property."

"Breakfast - hash browns fried in olive oil, butter basted eggs, sausage links|© jeffreyw/Flickr. Los Pastores is an Arlington taquería with the city’s best-kept breakfast secret. Authentic Mexican dishes are served alongside American favorites."

"There's a general consensus that this charming pocket-sized pizzeria turns out the most deliciously addictive pies in town. In fact, these wood-fired orbs are so heavenly that Food Network star Rachael Ray declared them "The most incredible pizzas you'll ever eat." What makes the pizzas here so good are the stellar crusts, which come in a thin and chewy Neapolitan style or in an ultra thin and crispy Roman style. Regardless of which crust you choose, you can't go wrong with any of the house specialty pies."