Grand Opening of Union Bear!

You won't want to miss out on the Grand Opening of Union Bear, our new neighborhood brewery! If you haven't been by yet, now is your chance to get your own taste of this new concept by The Spillers Group (think: Eno's and Oddfellows). For all of you beer nuts out there (no pun intended), you'll want to get there early enough to sample the specialty brew from Real Ale. This is one of the few kegs in the nation - so it won't last long! Make sure to snap some pics of the grub while you're there and you just might win a prize in the Food Photo Challenge!

Side note: Did you know that if you ride your bike to Union Bear anytime you get 10% off?! 

They even have a handy bike rack downstairs underneath the staircase. 

Just don't drink and ride.

3699 McKinney Ave., Ste. C-306

Dallas, TX 75204

214-245-5330

Valentine's Day in West Village

Yes, it is time to make your Valentine's plans. We're here to make it easier for you! Take a look at some delicious dining options, from a four-course menu at Cru to a three-course menu at Malai Kitchen. Then order your tickets for the Orchestra of New Spain (so romantic) at Arlington Hall.

Side note: Still don't have a gift? Check out our men's and women's Valentine's Gift Guide for that something special at any price point!

DINNER

CRÚ 

214.526.9463  

MALAI KITCHEN

214.599.7857

ENTERTAINMENT

SAVE THE DATE

Mark your calendars and join DEMERARA this Friday, February 10 from 6:00-9:00 pm for a Patrón Tequila sponsored event.  View the newly launched men's collection from Luna C Clothing while sipping on adult-friendly beverages! Official Luna-C driver Lee Davis and Drew Ginsburg of Most Eligible: Dallas will be in attendance! 

See details below.

Buy Buy Winter Sidewalk Sale!

Instead of spending money on a ticket for F.I.G. Finale leftovers next weekend, 

get the good stuff FIRST at our Buy Buy Winter Sidewalk Sale this weekend! 

Sale starts tomorrow February 3rd at 11:00 AM!

Union Bear Opens

Photo courtesy of The Rundown

We thought this day would never come. 

We couldn't be more giddy to introduce Union Bear, a Spillers Group concept. The old Social House space next to Taco Diner was completely transformed into a nanobrewery. In case you're wondering what the heck that is, it essentially means a neighborhood brewery. Matt Spillers explains that they make "enough beer just to supply our neighborhood here in Uptown." Hmm. Sounds exclusive - we likey.

But don't just come for the beer. The the menu, created by John Kleifgen, is below. Until further notice, they are only open for dinner.

What's on my 'to-order' list? 

Chrispy Queso... the Mascarpone + Ricotta Pizza... and the Rosemary & Thyme Popcorn Chicken. 

Nom nom.

Union Bear

McKinney Ave Suite C-306
Dallas, TX 75204
214.245.5330
www.unionbear.com

Show Some Love

FOR HIM 

Photography by Fernando Rojas

Under $50

You check his Facebook when your boss isn't looking, and your heart drops into your stomach every time your phone rings. If you haven’t DTR’d yet… but he’s taking you out for a special date – then you might be confused on whether to get a gift or not. These are great ideas for a gift that says “I like you, but I’m not ready to meet the ‘rents just yet.” You’ll look thoughtful, and he’ll be smitten. 

Pocket square $40 Brooks Brothers, Power Stays collar inserts $40 Q Custom Clothier, 50 Thing Every Young Gentleman Should Know by John Bridges & Bryan Curtis $32 Brooks Brothers, Ash tray $30 Tommy Bahama, Cigar tool & lighter kit $45 Tommy Bahama, Bed Stu Leather cuff and bracelet $25 each Demerara, Wool tweed scarf SALE $39 Allen Edmonds, Permission Men’s Skincare: Eye Deed $34, Scrub $27.50, Shave $25 Demerara, Leather sunglass straps $14.99 Sunglass Hut, Leather flask $50 Allen Edmonds, Goorin Brothers Hat $45 Demerara, Handmade leather notebook $49 Indigo

Photography by Fernando Rojas

$50 to $150
You practice writing your name “Mrs. [insert his last name here],” and you just bought a labradoodle together. It’s safe to say you’re going to end up with this one. Already hitched? We know you’ve been saving every penny for those new living room drapes, but these are some budget-friendly options that will still leave him feeling spoiled.

Bow tie $70 Q Custom Clothier, RIC 3 Pack crew neck tees $54, RT by Tateossian cufflinks $150 Q Custom Clothier, Jeans $99 Lucky Brand, Two-tone leather wallet $80 Allen Edmonds, Leather belt $59.50 Lucky Brand, Ray-bans $139 Sunglass Hut, Hat $50 Cowboy Cool, Dopp kit $120 Brooks Brothers, Kona suede slip-ons $98 Tommy Bahama, Watch $95 Tommy Bahama, Tokens & Icons bottle opener made from MLB bat $85 Allen Edmonds, Pocket square $50 Q Custom Clothier, Calf hair wine bottle holder $95 Cowboy Cool

Photography by Fernando Rojas

$150 and Up

Whether he’s your “honey,” “babe,” or “sweetie”… one thing’s for sure – he’s your rock. Show him how much you care this year and pick him out something that will make him say “WOW!”

Maui Jim sunglasses $259.95 Sunglass Hut, Redan golf shoe $345 and cloth $20 Allen Edmonds, Dolcepunta Italian tie $150 Q Custom Clothier, Di Bianco Custom shoes $895 Q Custom Clothier, Poker set $175 Tommy Bahama, Folding Ray-bans $204.95 Sunglass Hut, Men’s cowboy boots $700 Cowboy Cool, Tateossian London cufflinks $325 Q Custom Clothier, Old Bastard Wine $224.99 Cork, Watch $175 Tommy Bahama

Opening of Benjamin Terry: Not Really There

I love seeing exceptional art. I love it even more when the artist is a local.

You won't want to miss the work of Benjamin Terry, a product of The University of North Texas. The opening goes from 7-10 pm on Saturday, January 28 at Ro2 Art Gallery Uptown.

Don't take my word for it, though.

A word from the artist:

"My current work combines representational images and the chaos of ephemeral composition. I play with various thoughts and emotions that pass through my mind at any given moment. Working with memory, fantasy, dreams and time, I use multiple selves to create a narrative sequence that reflect on ideas of internal conflict, self doubt and emotional trauma. 

'Not Really There' - 48"x52" Graphite and Enamel on Wood Panel

My painted figures escape the confines of naturalism. Like a memory or dream, parts of the narrative become blurred or fragmented--and the original thought is always transformed. Their evolutions, whether through multiplicity, incompleteness or obliteration, imply that my subjects are odd fragments of a half-forgotten memory."

'Coral Snake' - Graphite and Enamel on Wood Panel

Ro2 Art Gallery Uptown
3699 McKinney Ave. #310
Dallas, TX 75204