Dallas is national Exceedingly Latin nightclubs.
Dallas, TX 75204214-953-0300
Nine 7 Two
For a Latin chin music homogenize that explores disparate genres and the convention of friend Latino guests, shot Club Babalu in North Dallas. DJs regularly spin salsa, reggaeton and merengue while patrons shine up the dance floor, apart from for Sundays when its all Spanish rock heavy metal. The decor is futuristic, with aluminium walls and piercing despondent lights shining on patrons. Whether you thirst for to brush up on your skills before the weekend, the club offers gratis dance lessons on Wednesday nights. The club is expansive until 2 a.m. on weekends.
Club Babalu
2910 McKinney Avenue
With almost 30 percent of the municipality's population vitality Mexican-American, Dallas is a hot-spot for Latino after-hours clubs. If they specialize in animate air, fancy cocktails or laid-back entertaining, clubs that cater to Hispanics are as contradictory as the population itself. Rock absent to Rock en Espanol, pay for funky with breathing Tejano or bob to an urban merge at any of these pleasant clubs.
Club Babalu
Named for one of the Dallas earth's area codes, Nine 7 Two draws a multicultural singles crowd because of its Latin, urban and pop song selections. Though the club resides in the tony suburb of Addison and features plush furnishings--black leather couches and red-padded walls--guests get down with karaoke and all-night drink specials. The place gets crowded quickly on the weekends.
Nine 7 Two
5100 Belt Line Road, Suite 410
Dallas, Texas 75254
972-788-1928
New West
This club doubles as a live-music venue and is all about celebrating Tejano music, the genre created by Mexican-Americans that relies on instruments like the flute, guitar and accordion. New West regularly hosts Tejano bands for live shows, offers plenty of discounted beer for purchase and revels in Mexican-American culture. The club is open Thursday through Saturday.
New West
6532 East Northwest Highway
Dallas, TX 75231
214-361-6083
newwestdallas.com
