
Apartments near Ghostbar in Dallas, TX (835 Rentals)


3927 Cole Ave

Roseland Ave

4312 Cedar Springs Rd

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Jefferson at Central

1915 Ashby St

1804 Gould St

Melrose Place Apartments

3910 Holland Ave

The Refuge

1817-1819 Hickory St

The Warrington

1620 Handley Dr

the Fairfield

4322 Roseland Ave

4406 Lafayette St

3930 Holland Ave

4227 Rawlins St

1508 N Peak St

1820 Hickory St

3929 Gilbert Ave

1728-1732 Hickory St

4031 Holland Ave

The Ruston

Carroll Townhomes

1808 Apt

4232 Rawlins St

4208 Live Oak St

911 N Haskell Ave

Tribeca

Mirar at the Cedars

2202 N Carroll Ave

922 N Haskell Ave

4031 Cole Ave

1508 Seegar St

Farm & Ranch Lofts

4033 Cole Ave

Rousan

2919 Lucas Dr

4514 Cabell Dr

Los Colores II Apartments

4404 Scurry St

North Carroll Terrace

An Carroll

4044 Buena Vista St

4517 Munger Ave

4214 Swiss Ave

4029-4035 Junius St

2015 California Dr

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Apartment living in Dallas is a great experience, but some nights you want to get, dress up, and hang around with the city's beautiful people in a cool, modern environment. The Ghostbar, one of Dallas's most chic and popular bar is for people looking for some refreshing drinks and a swinging crowd, and with all the ambiance and great service, you're sure to feel like a star from the moment you walk in. The bar brings in a crowd nearly every night, so be warned the lines may be long. Also, by warned that this bar caters to a certain kind of clientele, so if you show up in shorts and tennis shoes, you're more than a little likely to get the boot. If you're a beautiful woman, you're a shoe-in for a spot in the bar, since the woman get the best treatment here, with no cover anytime. It's a terrific spot for some people watching, since the place has a habit of gathering together all the most beautiful people in town. There's even a chance that you'll run into some celebrities while you're here. For those looking for a good view of the Dallas skyline, there are very few places better. Whether you're dancing the night away, or enjoying some drinks, there's always an opportunity to take advantage of this 33rd-floor club, which rises you above all the clamor of the city to the sky, giving you a panoramic view of the city beneath you. You can even enjoy drinks on the ghost deck, with crystal clear floors and walls, you will feel like you're walking on air, with the beautiful city all around you. For those in the mood for a nice cocktail, make sure to try their trademark ghostitas or ghostinis, or find something delicious off the extensive wine list. Gorgeous people, refreshing drinks, and the best view in town converge to create one of the best evening out in Dallas. Dallas apartment-ites looking for a chic, modern club with cool, polite service and great music, above the hustle and bustle of the city, Ghostbar is the right place for you.
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