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| ilovedarkbeer (39), Dallas, Texas | | December 18, 2009 Medium sized bar with an old world vibe. Big open interior with a large wooden bar and an eclectic mix of tables. Had a ahi tuna sandwich that was delicious and only 9 bucks. Beer selection wasn’t that great but everything did come in a proper glass. Staff was nice and the crowd was older folks and gays. Odd indy music playing. This bar seems as confused as its patrons. Either way it was a decent time. | | mar (37), Dallas, Texas | | November 27, 2009 nice place to hit up on Greenville for a quick beer and great food. Wasn’t real crowded and my beer was served fast and in proper glassware. The west coast burger was very good as well. | missterpickles (3), does not count - explanation | | August 15, 2009 Went to this place on a weekend and absolutely fell in love. Wonderful atmosphere with dark woods, great music and an excellent selection of beer. One of the cooler bars in Dallas and they have some great food as well! | | beer4mencc1701 (15), Irving, Texas | | August 5, 2009 We had been to this place twice before the smoking ban went into effect & whereas we can tolerate a certain level of smoke if the bar is great enough, this place had terrible ventilation- you could cut the thick smoke with a knife. What a relief that we can now return to this place & enjoy what is a really authentic neighborhood bar with lots of character. The long soft bench seat that lines the wall on the right will positively swallow you in it’s old/worn/brokedown comfort. The bar is a lovely thing to gaze at, so I recommend you sit there or side-by-side on said comfy bench. Their menu is not only interesting & unique for a bar, everything we’ve ordered has been well above average- highlights for us were the surprisingly not-greasy house-made chips, the nicely appointed cheese plate & the hogwings (little bone-in pork shanks covered in hot wing sauce- mmmmm). Their beer selection, while not notably lengthy is nevertheless sound- with a couple of TX beers, a few craft beers, and the rotating draft always seems thoughtfully selected. In the past they’ve offered half-price food on Sunday nights, a real bargain. Just writing this makes me want to drop in again sometime soon to enjoy all the great smoke-free atmosphere. | thirdeye11 (6), Texas does not count - explanation | | June 26, 2009 The Libertine is a favorite of mine. The place is warm and friendly, non-smoking policies in Dallas now make this place all the more enjoyable. The service is almost always superb, and if you are at the bar it most definitely is. Selection for the amount of space they have is very good; probably the best on Greenville. Very respectable bottle list, and drafts are always changing with good local craft, and nice Belgians too. Food is also a highlight. Steak sandwich is out of this world good, everything is very good on the menu though.
Prices are extremely reasonable for what you get, sometimes even close to retail for the bottles.
Overall one of my favorites in DFW. | ABrownPearn (1), plano, Texas does not count - explanation | | May 10, 2008 Great little bar, good crowd, great food. Not a bad beer selection. |
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