Best Nightlife in Arlington

"Greenville Avenue's HG Sply Co. is so popular, even people who don't frequent Dallas have heard about it. Locals love it for the Paleo-inspired menu, but the main attraction is undoubtedly the light bulb-lit rooftop bar. Come here to sip a green tea gimlet featuring Ford's gin, matcha green tea syrup, fresh lime, and basil while watching the sun set over the city's skyline."

"Between the expansive rooftop patio and the top-notch cocktails, diners would be hard-pressed to find a better warm weather hangout than this. Try the Double Under, a mix of beet-infused tequila spiked with lime and rosemary syrup, and enjoy the sunset."

"The landmark Hotel Crescent is also in a central location near Dallas Love Field airport and within walking distance of the Perot Museum of Nature and Science. Here, guests will find classy rooms with high-end Italian cotton linens draping comfy beds. All have sitting areas, and the best come with floor-to-ceiling windows boasting city views."

"This hotel has the ability to transport you to a relaxing oasis miles from the hustle and bustle of busy Dallas, despite being in the middle of Uptown. The spa and pool make it hard to beat. Plus, a 2018 renovation has blessed the rooms and suites with incredible interior design and abundant natural light, via floor-to-ceiling windows."

"When the Crescent Court was built, it broke a world record for the amount of limestone used. The beautiful European aesthetic makes it a natural choice for Instagrammers. Be sure to visit the nearby Crescent Shops including Stanley Korshak for even more instagrammable places in Dallas."

"With plenty of space for social distancing and large garage-style doors that provide even more openness, The Rustic offers springtime outdoor dining, drinking and socializing in spades. From nightly concerts to their famous Jam & Toast family-style brunch, The Rustic is a popular spot year-round."

"Best Dallas Brunch ForAn Outdoor Dog-Friendly Patio, Family Style Buffet Meal. The Rustic is one of those places that is just perfect for bigger groups of people!. They’re always packed because it’s a hot spot, but they’re great for groups looking to do a family style meal and bring the pups too."

"The Rustic sells more booze monthly than practically any other establishment in town, and it's easy to see why: The gigantic patio is always packed with young Uptown-frequenting types sipping on cold craft beer and munching on calf fries (seriously, just try them). [Photo: Garrett Hall]"

"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"

"Studio Eighty provides its clients with a comprehensive dance floor and tasty beverages. Moreover, this nightclub has a friendly staff that assists their clients within their premises. Also, this nightclub has a skilled bartender that prepares their visitors with the finest beverages that are served cold."

"Delight in upscale contemporary cuisine and the bright and airy atmosphere of NM Café. Before you dine, unwind with a cocktail or glass of wine from our full bar. From creative sandwiches to regionally inspired entrées and house-made desserts."

"Trinity Cider serves great cider, as well as hosting fun TV trivia events. Cider flavors include the classic Deep Ellum Dry, The Playboy (a Hefeweizen cider), Pampered Moose with hops and grapefruit, and Cucumber Habanero. There is also a ghost pepper infused cider to try if you dare."

"Martin House is the ideal spot to spend a lazy Saturday hanging out, playing cornhole, and sampling stellar brews at their scenic location along the Trinity River banks. This popular brewery offers eight year-round beers, including the Friday IPA, True Love (a raspberry sour ale), and the Salty Lady. The latter is their interpretation of a Gose, a salty, tart German-style beer, that’s fermented with their house saison yeast and finished with coriander; the result is nothing short of divine."

"Martin House is one of the friendliest craft breweries around, where you’re invited to hang out, play cornhole and sample adventurous beer handcrafted to push the boundaries of flavor. For $10 you can fill a souvenir glass three times with any of their year-round beers or the monthly micro-seasonal concoction. Bring your friends and try the Daybreak, a refreshing ale described as a ‘sunrise in your mouth’."

"Martin House Brewing is one of many local breweries in Fort Worth. What makes this one special is their selection. Martin House serves more than 30 rotating brews that include their year-round, micro-seasonal and limited edition beers."

"While open throughout the day serving pastries, coffee, and Latin fusion dishes, the parties really comes alive with salsa dancing at night."

"At The Melting Pot, fondue truly becomes a memorable four-course dining experience where patrons can dip into something different - and discover all the ingredients for a unique dining experience including a relaxed atmosphere, private tables, attentive service, fine wines and signature fondue...See More"

"GALLERY ORGANIZATION:Kevin Vogel, Owner/PresidentCheryl Vogel, Owner/CuratorLaura Green, Director. ABOUT VALLEY HOUSE GALLERY & SCULPTURE GARDEN:Founded in 1954 by Peggy and Donald Vogel, Valley House Gallery & Sculpture Garden is located in its original North Dallas location. The gallery represents established and emerging contemporary artists working in inventive ways with traditional media."

"The Dallas Arboretum is a romantic place in general, but this elegant garden is particularly breathtaking. Frequently used for photoshoots and weddings, A Woman’s Garden has gorgeous fountains and water features, including a large reflecting pool that overlooks White Rock Lake. It’s just so pretty, regardless of the season."

"One of the most popular areas of the Fort Worth Botanic Garden is the Japanese Gardens. The traditional Japanese landscaping consists of cherry blossoms, bamboo, bridges and ponds that house over 1,200 koi fish. Be sure to meet them for their public tea ceremonies on the third Saturday of each month."

"The Fort Worth Japanese Garden is 7.5 acres of beautiful walking paths through cherry trees, magnolias, bamboo, and Japanese maples. The garden also has several ponds teeming with Koi fish. I recommend visiting the Japanese Garden sometime in the spring when the flowers are in bloom."

"One specific area of the Fort Worth Botanic Garden that deserves a visit on its own when seeking out the most instragrammable spots in Ft. Worth is the Japanese Garden."