Texas

Billy Bob's bills itself as "the world's largest honky-tonk." And with three acres under cover and 32 bars (they once sold 16,000 beers during a Hank Williams,...more

Don't come to the Broken Spoke looking for Kenny Chesney or Shania Twain. This is a gen-u-ine honky-tonk with low ceilings, longnecks, and two-steppers...more

Austin's best live-music venue is also one of its oldest, having opened in 1957. The late, great blues guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughan often unleashed his guitar...more

It wasn't that long ago that you couldn't legally buy a drink in Dallas; now the city's nightlife is enlivened by a plethora of imaginative bars. Double Wide,...more

A ramshackle dive bar with a million-dollar sunset view. Leaning drunkenly by the side of the road near the top of Mount Bonnell, just west of town, Dry Creek...more

The gay scene in Dallas is concentrated uptown, around the intersection of Oak Lawn and Cedar Springs. Havana Bar & Grill is a Latin-themed bar with cute Latin...more

An area that was down and out just a few years ago, this three-block strip just north of Sixth now boasts the city's tightest concentration of clubs. Glamorous...more

Unlike Dallas' somewhat anarchic Deep Ellum, Sundance is a carefully orchestrated civic initiative, one that has pumped new life into 20 blocks of Fort Worth's...more

A night at the theater has become an increasingly familiar pastime in Dallas and Fort Worth. The major regional theater, the Dallas Theater Center, performs...more