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Write a ReviewAs many Dallas apartment residents know, bars and clubs in Dallas are a dime a dozen, but where do you go when you want a club with a relaxed atmosphere that still specializes in class and taste? If you want an escape from all the sweaty dance floors and girls in skimpy miniskirts, then take a trip down to The Sunset Lounge, where upscale combines with relaxation to create one fantastic evening. When you arrive at this building, you'll wonder just what all the hubbub is all about. From the outside, the bar doesn't look like anything special at all, but once you step inside and see some of the modern elements, you'll be amazed. From the glowing yellow bar, to the modern furniture, each part of this bar has something fascinating going for it. To these settings the well-dressed attractive people of Dallas arrive to grab a nice drink, listen to some great music, and even grab a quick meal. For those not in the mood for the indoor feel, there's a back patio, which lets you dine, drink or just chat in the beauty of the outdoors. There are plenty of drinks for you to choose, and they are all guaranteed to be strong and well-made. Though drinks and atmosphere play a major role in making a bar work, one thing that pushes it back good to fantastic is a good selection of food. For those a little hungry after all those strong drinks, there's a good selection here. The dedication to class and style continues in the food, with the bar not choosing to go down the cheap bar food route, instead of serving upscale dining options, such as mozzarella caprese and bruschetta for appetizers, and entrees including panini sandwiches or flat-bread pizzas. For the pizzas, you can have your option of making your own, with fresh, delicious ingredients, or you can pick one of their specialty choices. Class and taste are not dead in the night club game, and The Sunset Lounge is a good example of just how alive they are. The lounge is a great way to inject some style and taste into your Dallas apartment living experience.
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