This strictly reggae bar has a likely Caribbean vibe with grass straw above the bar and paper lights above. The crowd is young and old here to enjoy the DJs and visiting artists. The louder the music, the more energetic the dance floor. The menu has appetizers like "Rasta Sticks" (fried veggies for dipping) and jerk chicken salad, plus more traditional fare like curried goat or oxtail and rice. Buju Banton, Stephen Marley, Luciano, ...

Located in the Lower Greenville historic area of Dallas, Texas, The Cavern, an homage to the original Cavern in Liverpool where the Beatles once played, has been dedicated to being the best bar in Dallas for almost 10 years! With a commitment to quality and customer service, March 2006 will mark the 10 Year Anniversary since The Cavern first opened its doors. The Cavern offers a unique experience for each person walking through the door, ...

Painted Texas flags and a portrait of a double-wide trailer adorn the exterior. Inside, wood paneling, macrame wall hangings and an airbrushed patio greet visitors at this establishment intent on making trailer trash its hook. Despite the tacky decor, Double Wide has fast become one of Deep Ellum's premiere locations to see local rock and alternative bands perform. The bar offers up plenty of inexpensive American beers--in cans, naturally.

This bar has Bad Ass Jazz on Monday nights. There's no cover for this weekly event, but it draws a large crowd and features key players in the Dallas jazz scene. The band is slightly different every week, but is based around the members of The Shelley Carrol quartet. The lineup can be anything from a trio up to a quintet (and occasionally a sextet). The Amsterdam is also a great place to go for a cold beer.Photo Via The Dallas Observer