Best Parks With Bar In Dallas Near Me

4worldlovers: To provide free programming and educational opportunities for the enrichment of visitors’ lives, to showcase the diverse multitude of cultures and talents Dallas has to offer, and to be a town square where citizens may congregate and create traditions together. The 5.2-acre park relies on contributions from donors to keep it clean, safe and active for more than one million visitors each year.


Klyde Warren Park is home to Food Truck Lane, presented by CBS 11.


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4worldlovers: Combining favorite childhood and adulthood games, ice cold drinks and a fun bar atmosphere in a relaxing setting, we will become your favorite bar from Happy Hour to Late Nights!

Featuring favorite childhood games such as a seesaw, spring rider, giant jenga, tic tac toe and adult favorites such as corn hole toss, connect four, pac man & boxing and beer pong video games, having fun is easy!


We believe going out for a drink shouldn't cost an arm & a leg so our drinks are priced with that in mind.


Yes, the same tacos as that seedy gas station that you contemplate getting stabbed for!

Late Night Taco Window Open Tuesday - Sunday Night 7pm till 2am!!!

Why limit Happy Hour to just a couple Hours?? Our food and drinks our priced to be the lowest in Uptown every hour of every day.

Playground is here for adults to enjoy so all guests must be 21 years of age or older & are sat at a first come first serve basis. Outside food or drink is not allowed. We do not take reservations. For private bookings please refer to our Private Events tab.

4worldlovers: The Town’s contractor, Axis Contracting, will begin lane closures on Lakeside Drive between Armstrong Avenue and Beverly Drive as part of the Lakeside Drive Reconstruction project beginning Monday, August 8, 2022. Lakeside Park, Exall Pedestrian Bridge and the Teddy Bear Garden area are also scheduled to be closed beginning Monday.

Construction is anticipated to be completed in late Spring 2023, pending any supply shortages and weather. Please visit the project website at www.hplakesideproject.com for updates and any questions you may have regarding the anticipated work that will be performed.

Lakeside Park sits on over 14 acres of exceptionally landscaped grounds along Turtle Creek, located between Beverly Drive and Armstrong Parkway at 4601 Lakeside Drive. The walking paths and numerous benches along the way are the perfect place for a leisurely stroll. Enjoy the scenic views from the bridge atop the Turtle Creek Dam, the whimsy of the Teddy Bear statues, and the tranquility of the Read Memorial.

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4worldlovers: On Sunday, April 16 at noon and at 2 p.m., the community is invited to attend two events to celebrate the Texas Historic Tree Coalition's recognition of the West Dallas Gateway Pecan Tree.

First, at noon at the Lake Cliff Park as part of the Oak Cliff Earth Day festivities, the Coaltion's proclamation will be read.

Then at 2 p.m., the commemorative plaque will be dedicated at the tree near the southeast corner of Beckley and Commerce.

On Thursday, March 23 from 5 to 7 p.m., the community is invited to attend a groundbreaking event at the construction site of the new Trinity Portland Pump Station. This important project will help protect people and property from flooding.

Meet staff from Dallas Water Utilities and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, learn about the project and enjoy free food (while supplies last) provided by the City of Dallas. We hope to see you there.

On street parking on Mexicana Road is extremely limited, so neighbors are invited to walk or ride bikes to the event.

​Update: If you were unable to attend the March 9 community meeting about plans for the new Charlie Pump Station, you can view the presentation via the links below.

Original: Staff from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Dallas Water Utilities will present the design board and detailed schedules of construction activities for the new Charlie Pump Station, a flood control project. The new station will be located near the northeast quadrant of Jefferson Boulevard and Colorado Boulevard, adjacent to the levee.

The community meeting will be held at nearby Eloise Lundy Recreation Center (1228 Revered CBT Smith Street) on Thursday, March 9, 2023, from 6 to 7 p.m.

The Trinity Portland Pump Station, located along the West Levee and Mexicana Drive, is a new stormwater pump station that will protect the neighborhoods from flooding during certain rainfall events by efficiently moving waters through the Eagle Ford Sump System over the West Levee and to the Trinity River.

See the planned appearance of the facility at the following links.