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The Bar That Died in the Pandemic Just Came Back Stronger

Gabe Sanchez saved up for years to open the Black Swan Saloon. When he finally did, in 2010, he put it in Deep Ellum on West Elm Street and built it around a simple idea: artisan cocktails at working-man prices, served by someone who actually knew what he was doing. There was no menu. There was a velvet painting of Clint Eastwood behind the bar. The shelves were lined with house-infused liquors Gabe made himself — cold-brewed with farmers market fruit, nuts, coffee, whatever was right that week. You told him your spirit and your mood and he made something. People drove across town for it. Then they drove across town again.

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Dallas Rodeo Bar: Where Texas Charm Meets Modern Flavor

Step inside the Dallas Rodeo Bar, located in the historic Adolphus Hotel, and you’re immediately transported to the heart of Texas. The space perfectly balances early 20th-century grandeur with contemporary comfort: rugged wooden furnishings, vintage rodeo memorabilia, and warm, earthy tones evoke the Lone Star spirit, while modern touches make it a welcoming spot for both locals and visitors.

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Rebecca Creek Opens Saloon in Texas Ranger’s Ballpark

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San Antonio’s Rebecca Creek Distillery, one of the largest craft distilleries in North America, has opened the Rebecca Creek Saloon inside Texas Rangers’ Globe Life Park in Arlington, Texas. The two-level, 4,000-square-foot Rebecca Creek Saloon holds up to 300 people, features a menu exclusively available in the Saloon, and provides prime viewing of the ballpark.    Continue reading

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