Longhorn Ballroom

Great intimate venue in the South aide of Dallas. Seats are not reserved although there are different seat levels, it's first come, first serve basis.Hint: better to buy parking ticket online that pau using the app for 17 bucks!They dont serve food only drinks but you can order food thru DoorDash. i ordered mine from the nearby Rodeo Goat!

Built in 1950, this venue has wonderful history. This is a great place to see a band. Place is nice size and there is no bad seat in the house. We attended the Randall King show. Venue was configured for seats, tables, standing room section, and a dance floor. Open layout for easy bar access. Sound is good. Loved the wall of fame and history as you enter. This is a fun place that allows you to get close to the performance which is always exciting.

I recently caught a show here and the historic venue is back and in full glory. It's unique to Dallas, because it's part venue part local music museum. You'll notice a lot of pictures of artists that played at the Longhorn in its original glory days. The list is long and distinguished. There is also an area that has some artist memorabilia to gaze at. It's curated very nice and is glass cases. Depending on the set up.. it could be a seated show and/or it's standing. Either way the sound is great. Ticket prices and beverages are reasonably priced. No price gouging like the large corp venues. Cheers!! Staff: The staff is very friendly and helpful.Parking: There's a parking lot on property and it's $15 to park. Uber/Lyft/ drop offs are designated front & center of the venue. Which is easy to pull in and out.

It's ok. The vibe is kind of un inviting if you are under the age of 40. It's a clean venue, bathrooms are clean and well stocked, bar is fine, drink prices are average. Came here with my sister in law for a concert she wanted to see. Never been to a show like this with a 20 minute break for the band lol. Over all it just wasn't for us.

Oh yeah! Talk about Dallas history and a true honky tonk. This is it.Legendary and most of the Country Western legends played the place at one time or another.It's been closed for awhile but not forgotten. More importantly it hasn't been demolished to make room for one more high rise housing building.Hopefully it rises from the dead one day.

We absolutely LOVE this venue! The staff is always great and service is fast. Drinks are reasonably priced for a concert venue. We've probably seen 8 shows here and always had a great time. Part of the venue showcases memorabilia from artists who have played here through the years so it's fun to explore all the historic artifacts. They have great murals highlighting various artists as well. Plenty of parking - QR code to pay. Clean and well serviced bathrooms. Must visit to see some amazing live music!

The Longhorn Ballroom in Texas left a lasting impression on me with its rich history and vibrant atmosphere. As soon as I walked in, I was captivated by the timeless charm of the venue. The spacious dance floor provided the perfect setting for an evening of music and movement.What truly sets the Longhorn Ballroom apart is the commitment to live music. The energy was palpable as the bands took the stage, delivering a performance that resonated with the soul of Texas. Whether you're a seasoned dancer or just looking to enjoy the music, this venue caters to all.The staff deserves commendation for their warm hospitality. From the moment I arrived, they were attentive and friendly, ensuring a seamless experience. The attention to detail in preserving the venue's history while maintaining a contemporary vibe is truly commendable. Huge shoutout to Stephen too was a very cool bartender. The Longhorn Ballroom is not just a venue; it's a destination for those seeking a genuine Texan experience. I can't wait to return and immerse myself once again in the magic of this iconic establishment. If you're in Texas and appreciate good music, welcoming ambiance, and a touch of history, the Longhorn Ballroom is a must-visit.

My first visit to the historic Longhorn Ballroom had me extremely impressed by how organized and well-kept the place is. Had a great time walking around viewing the exhibits of historic performances before the show. The bars were clean and orderly. Plenty of buffet tables and counterspace in the standing area. Lots of staff keeping the place clean and taking away empty bottles and cans. Ample trash cans to clean up litter. They even had water stations with plenty of cups and bowls of individually packaged earplugs for anyone who needed it. I can't think of a single other venue I've ever been to that cares for its guests the way Longhorn Ballroom does! I would love to come back for another show soon!

I was at the same show that Scott was. It sounds like he unfortunately got some bad information. There were plenty of seats i doubt anyone would have played Ticket Cop if you wanted to sit. As far as the restrooms, they were just trying to keep lines to a minimum so they started asking the men to go outside and let the ladies use both restrooms inside. I never heard a VIP anything. The renovation is beautiful and this is an excellent small venue for live music with an amazing history. We had a great time!

This place is great for small concerts it's not to crowded that you lose yourself. Only thing I would change is to have some snack items available as I am diabetic.