The drinks are good and strong they are also reasonable priced especially on Sunday nights. The music is fun to dance to and the place is crowded and loud

I found myself at the Glass Cactus for an after-hours work event. This sparked my interest for a number of reasons: what food would they be serving? How night-clubby would we be getting? What kind of music would be played? Also, what food would they be serving? Did I mention food? Anyway, since I was staying at the Gaylord and the GC is on property, I made the quick trip over to check it out. You can easily walk to the GC from the main hotel area of the Gaylord (Google Maps said it would take ~12 minutes). They also have trolley service which we took advantage of as it was raining. Walking in, we were greeted by a large space with a bar in the middle. In addition to being a nightclub, GC markets itself as a space to host events such as weddings and corporate speaking engagements. I can see that - the space looks really versatile. There's a huge stage in the front that serves as a focal point, and windows on the perimeter which provides nice views of the surrounding lake.They had a live band playing while we were there, and several food stations serving Southern fare. Most of the food was good, nothing to write home about but not bad either; the chicken and waffles were my favorite. They also hosted a make-you-own spice rub station which was fun - after several sneezes I had a take-home souvenir. Drinks were fine - the menu was limited (likely due to arrangements being made with the Gaylord and the organization I was at the work event for), so I stuck to an Old Fashioned. They were making them in bulk due to the volume and overall it was fine. Everyone was friendly, and overall fine experience at Glass Cactus. The versatility of the space makes it a good spot to host a variety of events, and I wouldn't be disappointed if I found myself here again.

This place has so much potential. Stage, dance floor, great seating options. There's plenty of parking. It goes downhill from there. The worst part is their dance instructors. Unfortunately, the main reason I go there is for their Thursday dance lessons. The instructors are condescending and regularly make mistakes in their own instructions, then get mad at people for trying to talk it out together. We're just trying to learn. The music is usually pretty bad. Every song sounds the same and has a depressing vibe to it. I've been to some really great country dance halls over the years. This one is bottom of the barrel.

If it was based on music, this place gets a 5+! That is literally why I go back! As far as customer service if you're ugly they treat you like shit, if you're cute you at least get a smile lol for the most part it's your normalJerk, conceded, wannabes but if you love music and dancing probably one ofThe better places in Dallas!