Knox Street Pub Grill - Dallas

This is one of these local favorites. Staff are very friendly and know their regulars personally. New people are more than welcome, but they can notice the additional attention given to the repeated customers. This bar will be winner for a long time.

Exciting indoor/outdoor bar in Dallas! There were rumors of closure, but it seems to be open now. Enjoy dancing inside or sitting at high tables outside where you'll find a younger crowd, especially during the school year.

Was happy with 3 friends in the evening. we were the only ones in cash for at least one hour. made friends with barkeeper derek. while we sit outside and enjoy our drinks, we were all asked to go. no reason, even if asked. When I arrived to close my register card, Derek said he closed it for me, but couldn't tell me how much it was or gave me a reception. as a paying costumer in any facility they should say how much their total is! they saw on my banking site to see that they have accused me of hundreds of dollars!. makes sense that this place closes

Let us make a bar that has a 10 feet bar above so that no one can get a drink? that's a brilliant idea! it takes forever to get a drink, people are stuffed together, and everyone is trying to fight you. in any case, 't would recommend this place to everyone.

Zero stars. I am writing this review again as it was deleted. The bar is definitely racist. I was at this bar with my boyfriend and friends one evening and was waiting at the bar to order a second drink for everyone. We watched as the bartender ask the white people around us for their orders and prepped the drinks. Even people who came to the bar after us were served and they skipped us. It took over 10 minutes to get drinks and the bar had fewer than 25 people in it. Therefore, my boyfriend left a $0.01 tip. We were not rude or mean and simply walked to the dance floor. Soon after this, the bouncer approached my boyfriend and asked to follow him to the front entry. My boyfriend asked what this was for as none of us were drunk and we were simply dancing. He would not say anything except to come with him. The rest of my party came with. The bouncer asked my boyfriend if he had a left a one penny tip at the bar. My boyfriend said yes and the bouncer asked why. My boyfriend explained we waited for an exorbitant amount of time for our drinks and it seemed we were purposefully skipped over, so he felt that was an adequate tip for the service we had received. He asked why we didn 't come to the proper authorities or use the proper channels to voice our concerns. Talk about a loser bouncer on a power trip. My boyfriend said he didn’t appreciate being interrogated for not leaving what he thought was an appropriate tip and at this point people were obviously noticing him discussing this with us. We said we would be leaving and he then made comments and gestures to some patrons waiting to come into the bar suggesting we were drunk. For a dirty bar to insist that you tip their bartenders despite receiving sub par service seems ridiculous to me.