Candleroom

Great ". Hey guys, yes this is a great place to mingle with friends and meet amazing new people. Jerry Jones was such a cool guy to see and have drinks with here. I always sit in the VIP area next to the fire place. With a VIP security guard at the entrance you almost never have random people approach you. RR are always clean here. Well we love the place.…

Best place for adults to socialize. There are way too many bars in Dallas that are filled with kids or old dudes with Ed Hardy Tshirts and faux-hawks but I'm glad Candle Room isn't one of them. They always have a great crowd of adults who just want to have a good time and the staff there always makes me and my friends feel very welcome and special EVERYtime we go, not just when we're spending a lot of money for a special event. The guys know how to take care of people. They've been around a long time and I hope they stay around forever!! The DJS are awesome as well!…

It's all about the atmosphere. Been to a lot of clubs/lounges throughout the country, I have seen snazzier, bigger places, but the atmosphere at candleroom is awesome. Not because of the place , but because of the people. (This is why a place stays in business over 1.5 years) The door guy Ali, is polite and courteous, not a muscle bound power hungary maniac. he is pretty fair in letting people on a first come basis regrdless of race or gender (unlike some places i know), sure the members get VIP service , but thats business, if you do not understand that, stay home and continue to watch reruns of "Freinds" Tommy D and Sean run a great place with a friendly staff. The only drawback is that i think it way too crowded on Saturday night, I say hold the line to let the folks enjoy themselves inside, or word of advise come early and avoid the lines. Prices are standard, DJ plays a mixture from top 40 , to classics, to songs everyone sings too. Good scene..an occasional celebrity or two on Wednsday/Saturday night. All in all there are a lot of options in D, but not a lot of places where you are treated as a guest and not like a customer at Wal-Mart…