Ryan Horne+FollowDeep Ellum’s changing food and nightlife sceneIt’s wild how much Deep Ellum has transformed since 2020—so many legendary bars and restaurants have shut their doors, from Anvil Pub to Lizard Lounge and BrainDead Brewing. Each closure feels like the end of an era, but the neighborhood keeps reinventing itself with new spots popping up all the time. For longtime locals, it’s bittersweet to see old favorites go, but there’s hope in the energy of new businesses. Which closure hit you hardest, and what are you hoping to see next in Deep Ellum? Share your stories and let’s remember the good times together. #Food #DeepEllum #DallasEats00Share
boothconnor+FollowDeep Ellum loses a vintage gemNylo Wool, a standout for men’s vintage fashion in Dallas, is closing its Deep Ellum storefront on August 27. This shop wasn’t just another clothing spot—it curated classic Americana styles that felt like a love letter to Dallas’ roots. Locals have watched construction chaos threaten neighborhood favorites, and Nylo Wool’s closure hits hard for anyone who’s ever hunted for the perfect Levi’s or a unique blazer there. The silver lining? Nylo Wool isn’t gone for good—something new is coming in September. If you want one last piece of Dallas history, now’s the time to visit. How do you feel about losing such a unique spot? #News #DeepEllum #DallasVintage00Share
Mary Williams+FollowDeep Ellum’s STIRR closes after a decadeSTIRR, the rooftop hangout known for its Stevie Ray Vaughan mural and epic sunsets, has shut its doors in Deep Ellum after nearly 10 years. This spot wasn’t just another bar—it was the launchpad for Milkshake Concepts, now behind local favorites like Vidorra and Serious Pizza. The closure comes as their lease ends, but it’s also part of a bigger wave of changes in Deep Ellum, with other spots like NIWA closing too. What do you think these shifts mean for the neighborhood’s vibe? Are you hopeful about the new places opening up? #Food #DeepEllum #DallasEats00Share
xpotter+FollowRemembering Deep Ellum’s Keyboard BobDeep Ellum just lost a piece of its soul. Keyboard Bob, the silver-haired icon who brought music, laughter, and heart to our streets, has passed away at 73. If you’ve ever wandered through a local bar or caught a show in the neighborhood, chances are you’ve seen him on stage, keyboard in hand, making everyone feel like family. Bob’s story is one of resilience and kindness—he relied on the community, and in turn, made Deep Ellum feel like home for so many. What’s your favorite memory of Keyboard Bob? Let’s share stories and keep his light shining. #Entertainment #Celebrity #DeepEllum00Share
