Top, Best & Fun Rooftop Bars in Arlington

"Greenville Avenue's HG Sply Co. is so popular, even people who don't frequent Dallas have heard about it. Locals love it for the Paleo-inspired menu, but the main attraction is undoubtedly the light bulb-lit rooftop bar. Come here to sip a green tea gimlet featuring Ford's gin, matcha green tea syrup, fresh lime, and basil while watching the sun set over the city's skyline."

"Between the expansive rooftop patio and the top-notch cocktails, diners would be hard-pressed to find a better warm weather hangout than this. Try the Double Under, a mix of beet-infused tequila spiked with lime and rosemary syrup, and enjoy the sunset."

"The landmark Hotel Crescent is also in a central location near Dallas Love Field airport and within walking distance of the Perot Museum of Nature and Science. Here, guests will find classy rooms with high-end Italian cotton linens draping comfy beds. All have sitting areas, and the best come with floor-to-ceiling windows boasting city views."

"This hotel has the ability to transport you to a relaxing oasis miles from the hustle and bustle of busy Dallas, despite being in the middle of Uptown. The spa and pool make it hard to beat. Plus, a 2018 renovation has blessed the rooms and suites with incredible interior design and abundant natural light, via floor-to-ceiling windows."

"When the Crescent Court was built, it broke a world record for the amount of limestone used. The beautiful European aesthetic makes it a natural choice for Instagrammers. Be sure to visit the nearby Crescent Shops including Stanley Korshak for even more instagrammable places in Dallas."

"One of the most popular for it’s rooftop and views, great cocktails & events!. Great spot for going out at night with your friends, and they have some amazing cocktails you’ll no doubt love. Happy HourSun-Thu from 4pm – 6pm w/ $3.50 pints, $5 wines, $5 wells, & $10 cocktails"

"Another Deep Ellum neighborhood restaurant and bar, Stirr, has an excellent rooftop area with a bar and comfy chairs. Open for brunch, lunch, happy hour, and dinner; enjoy shrimp pappardelle, blackened redfish, or surf ‘n turf, a petite filet with a Maryland-style crab cake. For drinks, order the Don’t Fear the Reaper made with Mezcal Patron Reposado or Blood Moon with Scotch and blood orange juice."

"Firstly, you get some great views over the rooftops in Deep Ellum and out over the Dallas skyline. The rooftop is super swish, with lounge chairs, a length bar and a retractable roof. And then there’s the food, which is every bit as good-looking as the views."

"Diners will find plenty of snacks and an extensive cocktail list on Stirr’s third-floor rooftop. The expansive space offers cushy sofa seating for larger groups, plus a bar that faces the impressive Dallas skyline."

"Guitars and Cadillacs introduce their clients with a western-inspired motif within their club. Also, this nightclub has live performances that are performed by local bands. In addition, this nightclub prepares its clients with delicious cold beers that are best paired with their bar foods."

"The modern decor and intimate atmosphere at Kenny’s Wood Fired Grill make it the ideal spot for a Dallas date night. Choose from seafood dishes like the trout sautéed in an herb sauce and topped with shrimp or the crab cakes served with fresh lemon. If you’re in the mood for a casual meal with a twist, try the burger topped with a crab cake or the tenderloin meatloaf sandwich."

"Bargain hunters can't miss The Shops at Park Lane or Grand Prairie Premium Outlets!. Don't forget to take advantage of TaxFree Shopping program."

"My family really enjoys history and we found a hidden gem at the Log Cabin Village. I tell everyone who is heading to Fort Worth that they must go here with the children. This village is filled with 19th century homes, mills, schoolhouses and more that you can walk through the living history of Texas. We hand dipped candles, whittled toys out of wood and learned how wool was made."

"Log Cabin Village is a living history museum telling the story of Texas’s pioneer era. This museum is owned and operated by the City of Fort Worth and offers visitors an educational experience with tours of 11 different locations on the property. The Log Cabin Village also hosts several events throughout the year including Cherokee basket weaving and a fire pit cooking class."

"The 6th Floor Museumbeautifully recounts the people and events surrounding that day from the very same building and floor where the assassin fired his fatal shots. Where Dinner Usually Means Barbecue"

"If you visit the The Sixth Floor Museum/Texas School Book Depository, you can purchase a narrated cellphone walking tour of the plaza. Plan to stay:Less than 1 hour"

"Explore what Blackland Prairie life was like in Texas during the late 19th/early 20th century at the Heritage Farmstead Museum. With 10,000 objects and archival materials, revolving exhibits showcasing day-to-day life during that time, and plenty of interactive activities for people of all ages, this museum is a great way to take a break from the hustle and bustle of modern Texas and soak in a simpler time. Photo By: The Heritage Farmstead Museum via Facebook"

"About 20 miles north of Dallas, Heritage Farmstead is a 4.5 acre living history museum. My daughter always said history is boring — until I took her to Colonial Williamsburg. Living history museums bring history to life for kids."

"Built in 1891, the Heritage Farmstead is an active farm that will take you and you back in time. It is a living history site where you can experience life on the Texas Blackland Prairie in the 19th century."

"This East Dallas park has a distinctly local feel thanks to Friends of Exall Park, an all-volunteer nonprofit organization made up of community members who maintain the grounds and take pride in improving the park’s many features. The children’s playground contains two different equipment areas, including one for toddlers and one for older children, making it perfect for families with kids in different age groups. Just a few years ago, Friends of Exall Park also installed HealthBeat workout stations along the sidewalk, so adults can get in their daily workout while their kids frolic nearby."

"Exall Park is not only one of the cleanest and most popular parks in Dallas built in 1914 but also the largest Central Business District public park in the city. The park is suitable for people of all age groups and has several amenities to offer. For children, there is a playground with play equipment, an outdoor basketball court, softball field as well as an area for soccer and baseball."

"2 km from city center 28 out of 244 places to visit in Dallas. Exall Park is not only one of the cleanest and most popular parks in Dallas built in 1914 but also the largest Central Business District public park in the city. The park is suitable for people of all age groups and has several amenities to offer."

"This expansive series of trails and parks stretches along the banks of the Trinity River and includes a duck pond and miniature railroad, as well as playgrounds. Trinity Park also plays host to several community events and fun runs throughout the year."

"Need to escape the main hustle and bustle of Fort Worth, Texas?. Looking for activities that will give you a little breathing room and space for relaxation this weekend?. Head over to Trinity Park!"

"Trinity Park, settled at 2401 University Drive, is another superior choice, with Yelpers giving the recreation area four stars out of 25 reviews."

"Let’s head to the city now to check out the scenic beauties for a bit. The River Legacy Park is one of the most beautiful parks beside the Trinity River in Arlington. Encompassing an area of more than 1031 acres of land- River Legacy Park is a great way to enjoy a summer afternoon."

"River Legacy Park is the heart of the park system in Arlington. With an area covering well over 1,000 acres, this park has some of the most amazing views in the region. Admission to the park is completely free, making this green filled place even more amazing."