Tulips FTW

Great cozy venue. Some great acts, good acoustics and great service. Highly recommend visiting this Fort Worth gem.

Came here for a Lover tribute show, and the performer was amazing as always. The venue wants to overcharge for canned water and not provide tap water. It's a cheap way to prey on patrons. Cocktails were strong and tasty, but you'll for sure pay for em. Bartenders are sweet.

Good, small venue with a reasonable price for tickets. Drinks are more expensive than a bar but less expensive than a traditional concert venue. Beers at $9ea and cocktails around $15. Sound is good and there is a food truck out back. Clean bathrooms.Most of the venue is general admission (standing) but they do sell tables. There are two types of tables: bar tables and venue tables. The venue tables have more comfortable bar chairs but are otherwise the same as the bar tables. Tables are first come first serve. We did not realize when purchasing our tickets that you are reserving a SEAT at the table, not the table itself. There are 4 to a table, so if your party is less than 4, you will be sharing the table with other guests. If you arrive too late, there may not be space for your group to sit together, even if you bought a "bar table". Also note, two of the bar tables have no view of the stage and one has an obstructed view (big pillar). With this in mind, the venue tables seem like a safer choice, assuming you care about sitting down. I think there are probably some changes the venue could make to improve the seating situation. Now let's talk about their absurd water policy. They do not offer tap water; only Liquid Death for $4 a can. There is a sign that explicitly states this. The policy extends to all paying customers - it's not just a "restroom for customers only" type policy... you can be buying $60 worth of drinks, hand them a cup, and they literally will not pour you a tap water. We ended up just using the cups from our first round of beers and filling up with water in the bathroom, but this is kind of a gross thing to expect customers to do. If bartenders don't want to waste time filling waters all night, they need to install a spout to the side of the bar so people can fill up themselves. Charging $4 for every water discourages hydration, which actually seems like kind of a safety issue for an establishment that sells lots of liquor and no food. Overall it's a great place with 5 star potential, but we hope they can work out the kinks of the seating and water situation.

Terrible venue for concerts. Concert opened doors at 7, but not even VIP was let in until 9 or so WHILE IT WAS FREEZING. The openers were done wrong and only had time for maybe 2 songs that were a minute long. There was no reason for them to be cut so short just because of the venue. Also, Jimmy Brown and Raav and the producers had to constantly tell the people in the sound booth to turn up their mic sounds. SideNote: it is a huge problem if you can't hear yourself on the front monitor or speaker during a concert as a performer!! Free parkingThe bar is okay and the vibe the place has when it comes to looks is nice, service is good, no deals on drinks during concerts and as a matter of fact you can count on this place up-pricing everything during concerts as every venue does. . .

Great small venue for local and up and coming bands. However, they charge for water...FOR REAL! You can get a cup of ice and fill it up in the bathroom from your local Fort Worth water (which Dallas even enjoys) yea easy, BUT you have to BUY a can of water at the bar $4. The bartenders are not allowed to fill your cup WITH WATER at the bar. I find this wildly weird. However to be honest i don't get out enough maybe times have changes but WOW! WATER!! "Water the juice of life!!" WATER from the bar?

What a great place for live entertainment! Drinks were affordable and the staff was amazing!

Oooh Tulips. I liked Tulips. I arrived a few minutes early, and the door was unlocked, but I waited until the stoke of 4 to walk in when they were officially open. I'm not trying to be that guy. It is on St. Louis next to the little tea shop and book store. But know this! It is bigger on the inside. I was floored when I walked into a much larger event space than I was expecting. Not to mention, they have a badass patio that is good at blocking you from the wind. The bartender seemed new to the establishment, but not behind the bar. I asked her about specials, she didn't know them off the top of her head, but found out. Then she showed her skill while making our cocktails. It is ok not to know something, if you're ready to figure it out. And she makes a good drink. I started with a Dylan 75. I am a sucker for a French 75, and everyone's twist on one. This one is made with tequila. I like tequila. I also appreciate a pretty cocktail in a coupe glass. I followed it up with a palomita. As I am a fan of a paloma, which is my summer jam.Their cocktails are $7 during happy hour, they have a stage and host some pretty good shows. The decor is cool, they really seem to be welcoming and supportive to the historically disenfranchised, and they make a hell of a drink. Also, I don't know if it is the owner, manager, appointed furniture mover, but the man making things happen seems to be informed and friendly. And knows his history of the coupe.

Bought tickets to see The Texas Gentleman and found out once we were there that they were no longer playing. We paid $70 for two tickets and spoke with Jason the owner who was unwilling to offer a refund. Such poor principle...

I like some of the shows they have in the venue but I won't be drinking there again. The drinks suck, they are overpriced, and they snuck in a 20% auto gratuity. I wasn't part of a huge group, was just buying for me and one other person. I was about to tip more before I noticed it on the check. It seemed shady and disrespectful.

Had a horrible experience here. Paid good money to see a concert. Another attendee became offended by us trying to get a better spot to view the show while also respecting everyone else's space. Security pulled us aside and made many false accusations of what was said and occurred. Our side of the story was completely I acknowledged and we were forced out of the venue despite being cordial and having completely rational explanations for what actually occurred. I was a fan of this venue but will never be back due to the inadequate security not doing their due diligence to prove we deserved to be removed. Last time I checked, we had freedom of speech in this country, so even if what she accused of us was actually said, we should have been allowed to say, or at least be heard out when giving our version of events. I hope no other bands I enjoy play this venue because I will not be attending due to this experience. As if it wasn't bad enough, security was trying to act tough like they were about to get physical with me over some words. I wasn't bothering anybody except an apparently extremely insecure individual that thought we were making fun of her. If I could give it less than one star, I would. Will never be back. Hire some security staff that actually know how to preform their jobs.