Punk Society

You never really know what kind of "night" you're going to have going out in Deep Ellum. Like you might step into Da-Da on a Friday night and hear grunge but the next night will be Latin. Same story with Drugstore Cowboy. It's like they're always switching it up which gets really confusing when you want to go to a place based on music alone. Punk Society is small, dark and has the worst photo booth in Dallas. The drinks are weak and there's more seating than places to dance. But I can vibe with Punk because of the three points below.1. The music is always consistent. Whether its Friday or Saturday, if you want to hear hip hop, then you're going to hear hip hop. You don't have to second guess the tunes because there's a Comic-Con fest in town.2. Relatively clean bathrooms. Sure, there are only about 4 WC's total but they always seem to be tidy.3. Girls run the WORLD. A few words of advice...if you're a woman and you're about 2-3 lades deep, the bouncer will let you skip the lines. Typically this will happen anywhere in Dallas but it happens on the regular at PS. The lines don't get too crazy but when it does, this tactic comes in handy. It's a nightmare when it's packed, but there's a couple of cool incentives about this place. A bit of a younger crowd but you'll manage. To sum it all up, Punk Society is a slightly sophisticated hip-hop club with a mixed crowd. It's a good time as long as you take it for what it is. More of a 3.5 establishment but I'm feeling gracious.

This is a bad club to visit. They do not have any walking or standing space. The bouncers work incredibly hard to keep the non-existent walk ways clear so you're shoved into corners. I think the capacity of the club should be no more than 50-60 people. Bottom line: save your time and don't visit this place.

Nothing "Punk" about this place. That was my fault. I was expecting a different scene and music.

We came here for a friend's birthday and there was no problem getting in around 11pm. No line, no crowd. We had bottle service at a corner table and the service was pretty typical. This place tries to be high-end but doesn't quite get there. The dress was of a wide variety and the inside not too large. It was nice that we had one of the few tables though as it did get crowded later on and the line outside grew as well.It was a Saturday night and the DJ was pretty good. He did shun a few of our requests but then again, most DJs in this environment do not take requests. One great thing about bottle service was the goodies they gave you, including glow sticks and light up wands. They were a hit and definitely attracted attention to our group. We did have the table that was next to the stairs to the bathroom so next time I would prefer a different location. Otherwise, it was a fun night and I look forward to the next one!

EXTREMELY Insecure bouncers got offended by me saying he didn't look like a bouncer when he never greeted us. There was no line so I walked to the door and started peering my self in, and he wanted to act like the tony Montana of deep ellum! Total jerk not deserving of a job. Someone should really take ownership of the face of this business and try to improve but like all the similar reviews here mine will be ignored by management. I strongly recommend taking your business anywhere else. Never going back unless i wanna see a Jackson pollock masterpiece.

F***. THIS. BAR. After getting let in, we were followed by the rude bouncer and kicked us out d/t my friends "shorts." After showing him another girl in the bar with similar shorts, he said "I don't want to discuss this with you." He didn't have the courage to tell us it was due to our SIZE. I went to other bars in Deep Ellum and asked the bartenders about this bar. All of them told me to not go. Nothing but hood rat people go there. Btw, when we went in, they needed our business. It was DEAD.

I absolutely LOVED Punk Society. It's located in Deep Ellum along with many other bars along the street. was recommended to come here on a Sunday night by a couple people. I'm not from town and had no idea places could be so full and lively on Sundays. If you're into hip hop and looking for a fun spot in Dallas, this is the bar for you. I came in around 11:30pm on a Sunday. There was a short line but if you're a girl you can just walk to the front. Graffiti and photo frames all along the walls and ceilings. The drinks are decently priced and the DJ was really good. Friendly, attentive bartenders. Again, very packed and groups of people even getting bottle service...ON A SUNDAY MAY I STRESS AGAIN. Still blows my mind.It's really dark inside but it's not that big of a bar so it's easy to navigate around. I highly recommend if you're looking to turn up on a Sunday to good hip hop music. I'll definitely be coming back on my next trip to Dallas.

Sunday nights are my jam...popping bottles like a fool. In today's magic club World acting rich is more accepted then acting cool. So basically every time our neighbor booth would order one bottle I would order three just to prove a point. The only points proven was I spent my mortgage payment & now my Netflix won't work. The girls working here are on point the smell of fire crackers & Christian Dior perfume loft in the air. Pretty gals & there talented dance partner don perignon. The vibe & energy is rich!!!! Dj is lit just like dem sparklers. I've approached my squad & we def need to learn bottle service etiquette. 'Twas like a mosh pit with my homies. Looked like a hot mess to all the onlookers. Pants on the ground, tweaking going round & round. We was busted just like all the glasses on the floor. I'm so sorry to all the bar backs & security that had to babysit us for 2 hours. Def check this place out...I need it like drugs...always craving punk society!!! Fun scene, great service!

Went to Punk Society TWICE In 1 night actually. Loved it! I'm from the Bay so I appreciate a nice diverse crowd and that was here at Punk Society. Music was definitely on point (more Hip Hop than anything). I never heard Punk (at least not on Saturday night). I wanted to sit down an bouncer was hella cool saying I could as long as I didn't stand on the furniture AND I bought drink. NO PROBLEM!!! Definitely look forward to coming back!!!

Nothing punk about this place at all. It's a hip hop club. They really ought to change the name because it's misleading. If you want to see real punk bands go to Renos or Three Links.