Gilley's Dallas

Beautiful experiences with awesome friends. Fun fun fun Entertainment Music here was awesome, jam packed parking be aware of that.

I've been to Gilley's a few times for corporate events. The venue is massive and can fit a lot of people. They have many different rooms, but most if not all gave off the rustic/farmhouse vibe.I love that they have 2 outdoor areas (lower level and upper level) with fire pits! The upstairs of the venue has a cute little speakeasy vibe (you walk into the room through a doorway hidden behind the bookcase). The main floor has a large stage, and plenty of room for events.

Had a wild night at Gilley's. This type of place is definitely not my typical hang out, but while visiting falls for a conference, they rented the space out for a night and it was a blast.The interior is this spot is subdivided into multiple bars, with different bands, different events going on in each. Some had a band, karaoke in others, silent disco in one, just lots to take in, with multiple bars in each spot, to keep the drinks flowing, and food being served. Had a great time! Would absolutely return for another event!

The food was tasty and the decor was cute. The area was spacious, especially after they erected an extra buffet tent on the parking lot. These must be the reasons why this location was chosen for a party for a convention I had in Dallas.The group was so large that the bus transportation caused a huge traffic jam on the way to the event. My daughter was on one of the last buses to arrive at the event. She was the buffet line with over 100 people when they suddenly shut down the buffet before serving those that remained in line.. After sitting in traffic on the bus and making it to the buffet line and waiting patiently, nothing could've been more discouraging than to see it shut down while they were all standing there hungry . To make matters worse, the staff made it clear that they were throwing the food away rather than let the remaining guests eat.Sounds like a biblical parable, doesn't it? The only lesson to be learned here is do not go to Gillies. The servers are subhuman and do not care about the guests.Yes it was a large crowd and every other restaurant we visited during our time there was overwhelmed. But the others were graciously apologetic and provided excellent service. Not at Gilley',s. The service ranged from mediocre to maddening. Everywhere we ate in Dallas, the food was delicious. The service was great and everyone was very pleasant, everywhere except Gilley's

No one picked up the phone to answer my questions so I ended up having to attend the concert with an injured leg. I asked to upgrade my ticket but they didn't allow it and simply got me a chair and put me in the back. I couldn't even see the concert that well because of a large pole. Security refused to move me but they did move the person next to me. I already struggle to see so my vision was even worse.This is currently my view at the Eric Nam concert. I couldn't even get any decent photos. The people that kept coming up to stand next to me kept moving away because their view was also obstructed. I was provided with a wooden chair so I can't really move without almost falling. I already approached 4 security guards and they all said they can't do anything.

Lovely venue, spacious, clean restrooms and great lighting. I attended the annual Slay magazine fashion show. Doors opened at 4:30p.m. which they continued seating guest until 6:00p.m. I was under the impression the show began at 4:30p.m. due to the ticket stating show times 4:30pm-8:30pm. It would have been nice if the ticket read Doors opening at 4:30p.m. show beginning at 6:00p.m. That way guest weren't sitting for an hour and a half before the show started.Plenty of designers, beautiful models & host talented makeup artist & hairstylist. I enjoyed the show minus the door being opened all night. It was colder than the north pole in the venue. Lol

I was at this venue back in May to see Snow Tha Product, a Hispanic singer/rapper. That night, she wasn't allowed to sell her merch, she was forced to start her show late, refused to let her stage dive & crowd surf and the venue was then cutting the rest of her show by having one of their own sound guys push Snow's out of the way and turning everything off. She called him, and Gilley's, out in front of the ENTIRE sold out crowd!!I went to see LANY at this same venue last night, an all white band. Not only was he allowed to sell his merch, but y'all had a "Merch Hold" area for concert-goers who didn't want to carry all their items during the event. Y'all allowed him to have him on stage at a proper time and the sound was never compromised.Why is it that y'all try to hold down someone of color, but allow freedom to someone who isn't? I'm white and even I know that that's bullshit. Y'all should be ashamed for making your own rules based on one's ethnicity. Pathetic

Such a great time!! Conference attendees came here for our final event!!It was a cowboy honky tonk!! OMGOSHHH! The tapas plates, hella drinks, the sketch artist, the music, the duleing pianos, the people who were walking around and stayed in character the Entire time! It was such an amazing and beautiful experience and time here!I even got "branded" lol. There was a branding station for initials and names into leather cup holders and key holders. There is also a mechnical bull outfront. The bull took me out twice lolSomeone invite me back for a wedding or something cuz I loved this place! lol

Gilly's is pretty good venue that features multiple large spaces for different activities and concerts to take place at the same time. The parking lot behind the venue is large and seems to cost $10 on average to park. I have been to Gilly's a few times for a different events including Art Beats and Lyrics, Afro Soca Love, and Civilized Fest. The space is perfect for live music and vendor events. The outdoor lot at the entrance of the venue is also good for outdoor activities, i.e. food trucks to gather for events as well. The sound system is pretty good and when there are multiple functions happening there simultaneously, you don't hear music/sound from the neighboring events which is nice.My only complaint is that there are multiple entrances here so it is easy to go to the wrong entrance when there's no signage or someone directing traffic to the correct entrance. That may be on the part of the promoter and not the venue, but it has been an issue every time I've come here, and I know I'm not the only one.

We had our big annual corporate event at Gilleys and it did NOT dissapoint. Such a cool location with exposed brick, open cielings, hanging lights and disco ball. Plus the staff was ON POINT. Any question we had, they had an answer and they made us feel taken care of. Big shout out to the AV team! Thank you all!