Having served as a filming site for shows like Cruel Summer and movies like This World Won’t Break, One Nostalgia will quite literally make you feel like you’re in a movie. Not to mention, the karaoke stage here will make you feel like a star too.

One of Dallas’ oldest dive bars, Inwood Tavern remains a place for cold drinks and good times, with live music from local bands and DJs.

With multiple TVs at Milo’s, you’ll never miss a beat of the big game (or the latest episode of your favorite crime show). Plus, challenge friends to games of darts or pool, while chowing down on burgers or chicken sandwiches.

In this loungey little dive, drinkers can enjoy pizza, burgers, and flatbreads while jamming to their favorite tunes on the jukebox, or spun by a local DJ on weekends. The patio is spacious, featuring pool tables and grassy walls for Instagram photo ops.

Your money’s no good here at Hidden Door—well, your credit card, that is. This LGBTQ-friendly bar only accepts cash, and the drinks are stacked with enough booze to keep the party going from 7 a.m. to 2 a.m. Yes, they open that early.

In this cozy, trailer park-themed bar, loud music and rocking out are encouraged. Beware of their signature frozen YooHoo Yeehaws.

Draft beers and cocktails await at this Lower Greenville favorite. The Old Crow is a “come as you are” environment, offering pool, bar games, and karaoke.

With multiple pool tables, a jukebox and dart boards, The Goat evokes the feel of a classic blues dive.

Decked out with VHS tapes and old records galore, Cosmos is a funky, groovy joint that sells excellent hot wings.

In the good-ol’ gayborhood, Woody’s offers good drinks and fun music. Whether visiting on show tunes Tuesday or throwback Thursday, nostalgic music videos play on large screen.

Sit on comfy couches on the inside of The Grapevine while sipping on $7 bellinis and jamming to Depeche Mode and Nine Inch Nails. Or shoot hoops in the dive bar’s large, spacious patio.

Double Wide has everything there is to love about Single Wide, plus a separate venue for live music. Come for the drinks, stay for the show.

From the minds behind Single Wide and Double Wide comes Thunderbird Station. In this dive bar, designed to look like a vintage service station, diners can enjoy beers, cocktails, hard ciders and more — plus, the best fried bologna sandwich you’ve ever tasted.

In true speakeasy fashion, the clandestine One Eyed Penguin is located in between Birdguesa and The Scarlet Pumpernickel in downtown. Enjoy cocktails on the patio while taking in beautiful views of the city.

Few things beat a good night out at Lee Harvey’s — especially when surrounded with friends at one of this dive’s fireside picnic tables.