Hidden Door Inc
                                5025 Bowser Ave, Dallas
                                 (214) 526-0620
                            
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Great gay dive
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Really nice place , great atmosphere... Was lacking table service. I had to go the bar for additional drinks.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 4
If you are looking for a great place to just chill and get a great drink this is the place. Sunday funday is always packed.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
They take cards and tap to pay as of 2.10.25!
Why is it GLBT and not LGBT ? The L comes first in honor of the lesbians who took care of us when we were dying of aids and even doctors wouldn’t touch us. Shameful.
Best bear bar in Dallas. The margaritas are always 4 bucks and dollar Jell-O shots. The Atmosphere is very casual, and they have a spacious double deck in the back.
Atmosphere: 4
Service: 5
The best bar in Dallas hands down. Love this place and everyone in it. Don’t forget to bring cash!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We LOVE the Hidden Sore, been goin here since 1980 !
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Great place to get a good drink and to just be yourself ☺️. The bartenders are good guys.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Aside from 1 bartender not understanding that a medical service dog is allowed in the establishment whether they like it or not this is a good place to hang out.
Atmosphere: 4
Service: 4
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It's a nice spot to go out for drinks with friends. They support the LGBTQI+ community too so I'll be back again when I'm in Dallas my next visit.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere was very kind
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
I'm tired of standing in line for a drink, and someone comes up beside you and gets service. Used to be the friendliest bar in Dallas,but no more...
Another issue with certain bartenders is they aren't friendly.. Mo in particular and some of the other new ones as well.
Best "Cheers" bar in Dallas. Considered a gay bar but has a very wide range of patronage.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
This used to be our favorite bar to meet friends ans have a drink but today 10/08/2024 everything changed. It was my friend’s birthday and after dinner we stopped at this place for a Margarita. We always order margaritas with chamoy and tajin in different flavors but the bartender working today was not happy about our requests. When we ordering our second round the white bartender (medium build, probably in his 50s) accused one of my friends of looking intoxicated and said he couldn’t serve us any more drinks. My friend was NOT intoxicated with drugs or alcohol. We’ve been there with way more drinks on a weekend and no problem. As I was explaining his answer to my friends he blatantly accused me of calling him racist when I’ve never said such a thing! I can’t be racist with a man who makes 1/4 of my salary bartending! This bartender yelled that we had to leave or we could not step a foot in the place again. How rude! I said you’re wrong! We never called you racist and we acknowledge your answer fine. But he threatening us of not being able to step in this place because we called him racist is out of proportions! He has a problem with customers ordering hispanic drinks with chamoy and tahini and should not be working there. Owners of Hidden Door he needs to be reassigned or fired as he totally does not align with your vibe of being inclusive, tolerant, accepting and accommodating for everyone! I felt intimidated and disrespected as we were following rules at all times, him throwing the racist card and acting defensive was out of place. He didn’t even understood what I was saying and promptly accused us of racism and threatened us. Owners should write this guy up or fire him as such type of bartenders are not aligned to principles of respect and tolerance our community is striving to reach in the society.
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