Thrive Nightclub

I visited this new nightclub with my boyfriend on a recent trip to Dallas. I don't go to nightclubs very often, but we had a great time here. The decorating theme is really up to date. They are going for an upscale Vegas style, and I definitely think they achieved it. The coolest thing is that the ceiling actually ripples along with the bass, like it is a pond! It looks like it is made from a special stretchy material. There is a good sized round bar that is part of the nightclub, and we stayed here for a portion of the night. It's a cozy room, and it is a more laidback alternative to the main room of the nightclub. It seems like a good place for people to come relax with some good music after a long work week. We will definitely try to return next time we travel to Dallas.

Looks like a cool place once you walk in. But there is a super funky smell that they are trying to mask and it made me almost sick. Drinks are over priced. Bartender was nice, didn't try any food but people were eating.

Five stars to the most underrated lunch buffet in downtown Dallas. For $10 (including tax and tip, but not drink), I challenge anyone to come up with another place downtown where you can get absolutely stuffed on decent food. It's a nice setting (some complain that the lighting is too dark, but I think it's fine), the staff are friendly, and the food is good.They serve Asian food Mondays; BBQ Tuesdays; Tex-Mex Wednesdays; southern food Thursdays; and Italian Fridays.I work nearby and had excluded it from my rotation for awhile, but it's definitely back in.

11 AM and we were the only ones there. They said they were open, seated us, but this place was in no way prepared for customers. The only reason we went was we'd heard the lunch buffet was pretty good. It looks like they've stopped doing that. First, takes 5 minutes after being seated to take a drink order. Coke came out flat, tea came out over-brewed. Second, only part of the menu was available. That tells you they aren't ready to take orders. Third, left after thirty minutes of sitting in an empty restaurant, listening to the DJ next door play the first minute of every song he bought back in 2003. If they had just said they weren't open, we could have accepted that and moved on. Instead, they said they were and sat us down. Probably dodged a bullet by leaving, if the food was anything like the service. I figure they never bothered to start cooking it but just waited us out. Congratulations. You won.

So in the morning the restaurant serves a breakfast buffet. It comes with you typical items, eggs, sausage, bacon, bagels, some pastries, waffles, pancakes, French toast, fruit, juice and coffee. Everything is premade and typically sits on the steamers for awhile, the place isn't that busy so the quality of food is quite poor especially for $15 dollars a person. The only reason why I ate here was because my boss was a platinum rewards members so breakfast was free with our stay, otherwise I probably would not have eaten here if I had to pay out of pocket.On a brighter note, the staff here is great, since the place wasn't very busy, the waitress here were very attentive, always refilling up my coffee and juice and removing the plates in a timely manner after I finished my food.

This is the restaurant in the Crowne Plaza, where I stayed on my recent trip to Dallas, so I ate here a couple times, once for brunch and once for dinner. Dinner was ok, I thought the food was a bit bland but it was fine. The breakfast was a big disappointment though. For $13.95 it was really what I would call "continental plus" instead of a full hot buffet - there were a few bins of hot things, like little pre-made omelets, but mostly it was fruit, bread products and a make your own waffle machine...that is, exactly the kind of breakfast that many hotels offer for free. I thought the food was all pretty terrible too, everything was stale and tasted old. The reason this is a 3 star review instead of 2 is that the staff was super kind, especially to our baby. At brunch they made her plain scrambled eggs at no extra charge. I really really appreciated that!

I was given a voucher to eat breakfast here when I checked in to my hotel room. The breakfast buffet is currently priced at $13.49. My biggest struggle was how dark it is. Imagine eating breakfast in a nightclub. At 7:45am it's pretty empty and really really dark. The food was actually pretty good. I thought the fruit was going to be iffy. It was actually fresh and juicy, but I just couldn't see it from the lighting. The coffee is bearable. The southwest egg scramble was good. They make omelette and eggs to order if you want something prepared fresh for you. I already had my plate of food when I found out about the omelettes/eggs.

This establishment exhibits concerning practices whereby their security staff engage in coercive financial demands prior to permitting entry. Additionally, they employ predatory strategies aimed at extracting funds from patrons while failing to deliver any discernible services. It is advisable to consider alternative nightlife venues or opt for the comfort of one's residence, as this particular establishment is regrettably not a judicious allocation of one's financial resources.

security guard made my first night horrible were rude ... I am a young woman tossed me around for no reason taking the job so serious like they are not making only $16 and hour smh also the security guard Were rude to the ladies in line.... not welcoming treat women like groupies I mean they may act like one doesnt mean be rude.. dont come here unless your ghetto

The best thing about Thrive is the waitresses; I saw only 2 during dinner service, but they are kind and hard-working. The wait for my food took 90-ish minutes (it was a veggie burger...). It wasn't hot when it came which was quite sad. The burger was fine but the patty was pretty meh (ostenscibly not made in house). Fries were mostly fine but somewhat soggy. Alsoooooo, there was no background music. I never realized this, but when it is absent, it is weird. I did not feel comfortable without a constant sheath of music to drown out conversations from across the restaurant.Finally, too pricy. Improve your food if you want to charge these prices. Not thriving at the moment.