M Lounge

They are closed! Wanted to go here last night but the doors were closed and they seemed to do some type of construction…

Their drinks are good but not that good to command the prices that they do. Decent service, good atmosphere.

This was my favorite bar on the charity pub crawl. It has a great ambiance and spectacular drink menu.
The martini selection was outstanding. I ordered the Texas-​tini which came with a pickled okra in it! Yum… ok…i ordered 2. The server was friendly as well.

Went on Sat., Aug. 10, early. They open at 6pm. Got there about 6:45 after a long day of shopping in need of a good martini. The place was ABSOLUTELY FILTHY and everyone there could have cared less !!! (A previous review stated «grody» and that’s a MAJOR UNDERSTATEMENT) The cleanest thing on the bar (including the bar itself) was the ashtrays ! The bar top itself hadn’t been wiped down, not even a little. Ashes and sticky stuff were abundant. There was mystery stuff all over it, full length. Floors were strewn with trash: used and dirty napkins and empty match books. 4 guys standing around with their thumbs in «various» places while the DJ set up his laptop. One female behind the bar, and she was the only bartender. Barback? What barback? Ladies restroom was ABSOLUTLY DISGUSTING !! Wasn’t about to sit down, so it was the ol’ hover routine. The seats looked like they hadn’t been wiped down, ever ! Toilets had not even been flushed after use (ewwwwww, I know…) Air conditioner was out in the main bar. Just GREAT for August in Texas… Guess because of the horrible condition of the place they either don’t have the money (most likely) or didn’t want/​care to spend the money for an after hours or weekend service call… Either way, I definitely won’t be going back. I simply don’t do FILTH with my food and/​or drink. The beer (Blue Moon) was flat and warm and the martini (a simple cosmo) was cheap rock bottom shelf booze and nasty. Left over half a beer and more than half the martini sitting on the bar, made a hasty exit and hot footed it down the street and around the corner to Bar Louis. SO MUCH BETTER ALL THE WAY AROUND. This «martini bar» caters to the kid crowd… Not many kids care how filthy a place is as long as the «Saturday Night Special» is cheap rum… $ 4.00 for any rum drink. GEE… I don’t know of many MARTINI’S that are made with RUM… So much for being a «martini bar» LOL. This place is a bad joke. STEER CLEAR AND GO SOMEWHERE THAT WON’T GIVE YOU SOMETHING THAT REQUIRES PENICILLIN TO RECOVER FROM ! The health department needs to clean their collective spectacles and spend some serious time in this place…

pretty grody interior (eau de Old Ashtray) complete with questionable adhesion to the floor– makes a $ 10 HAPPY HOUR drink a bit laughable. nonetheless, Mandy was a di-​vine bar professional and even pointed us in the right direction for a late dinner at the Rodeo Goat.

M Lounge has occasionally been a challenge for me, as I’m a guy who adores live music, a sold brew or even the occasional cocktail set against the backdrop of Tammany Hall cigar smoke and wild-​ish gesticulating chatter. They do have beer, sure: they just dont seem to love the process of helping you find one. And it can get a little (or even occasionally) much more than that.
Good for groups, and even tonight there were a posse of cowboy-​ish fellas sorting themselves out for a perch and a tale about the old days. M Lounge won’t reinvent the way you chink about this stretch of Font… but that’s coming one days soon
Swing the bat! Or lift a glass!

Took my girlfriend here on a Sunday night. We got there pretty earlier in the night so there wasn’t a lot of people there at the time. The place was pretty chill. I had a midnight mind eraser. It was pretty good. Tasted sort of like a White Russian. My girl had a pear martini that she loved. The only staff I saw there was the bartender who was very friendly and seemed genuinely grateful when we left a good tip. It was well earned. My only criticisms would involve the décor. Wasn’t feeling the orange paint. Prices were ok. Happy hour prices on the martinis could be a little better. But in the end we had a good time and will probably go back.

I went on a Monday with a friend to check out their martinis. We had some time to kill before a movie. I ordered the chicago blues martini and it was very stout. I am not complaining, I like them that way, it also had a very good flavor to it. My friend enjoyed hers too. The décor is very LA retro I suppose. Lots of black. I don’t know what its like on a busy night, we were the only customers in the place. I do think the bartender could have explained more about the drinks since we told him it was our first time there. The prices for a happy hour time are still pretty steep so I don’t know if I would go on a regular time. Overall I say ok but not all its been hyped up to be.

Nicest door guy I’ve ever encountered.
I’ve been here a few times and it’s been enjoyable. I’ve never encountered it too packed or crazy, so it’s been a nice place to hang out with some friends and get some alcoholic sipping in.
Most recently there was some live music and guess what, the girl singing didn’t suck. I find that rare so kudos to her.
Service at the tables has been good, as well as getting your own drinks at the bar. The lighted menus are a nice touch.

Kind of like walking into a ‘90s novel about LA, shiny décor reminds me of an awful era. Drinks are well poured and the bartenders were quite nice, unlike the hypothetical bartenders in the ‘90s novel about LA. My visits have been limited to nights when sensational local musicians David Matsler and Kenny Uptain are performing an awesome mélange of originals and covers. With plenty of TVs, it is also a great place to watch a game or two. This is furthered by exceptional drink specials and lengthy happy hours.

Perfect drinks and knowledgeable, friendly and attentive staff. All slinky conversations are drowned out by wretched «singer songwriters» ruining any chance at classy ambiance. Too bad. I USED to love this dimly lit place. It would really benefit from some quiet jazz or blues.

I used to like this place until yesterday when we were treated really rudely be the guy taking ids at the bar. My friends came in from Mexico and to show them a good time we went to this place. In Mexico the way they say the date is flip flopped they say the day first then the month so when asked for his birthday my friend gave the wrong one from his id only to be reminded «this is America that’s not how we say the date here» which was repeated multiple times as I tried to calmly explain the situation. He took this as my friend had had too much to drink and proceeded to falsely accuse us of calling him an idiot. I think he was the one that had had too much to drink. M street peeps you should really be watching your bouncers. Never going to this place again.

Ok so the martini was pretty good. But I checked, left a tip (on my card), then a few days later checked my account and they doubled the tip that I originally gave them! I had the receipt and attempted to call and leave messages about it MULTIPLE TIMES and got no response. Also, the bartender was rude.
Needless to say I will not be going back here ever again.

I love going to M Lounge when I just want to chill and hangout while sipping on their delicious martinis. They have a really neat menu with drinks such as The Oatmeal Cookie, and Grass Skirt Martini.
My favorite is the Peanut Butter Cup Martini.
I like their live music on Friday and Saturday nights, where they have a handsome man singing live. His voice really sets the mood of the place.
Also I don’t feel out of place as I do some of the other bars. You will see a range of people from the freshly legal to those who’ve experiened a bar crowd since their hay-​day.

The martinis here are awesome. A nice place to chill… The only thing I didnt like was that it was way too smokey, GROSS!

The eight of us wanted so badly to go to the MLounge after a play during the week. Looking forward to a bar atmosphere and a few good martinis. Greeted by a wall of smoke too thick to push through. So disappointed. One word. Ventilation!

M Lounge is everything it purports to be. It is a lounge atmosphere and does not get too crowded, especially considering its location in the West 7^th Street economic development. The drinks are great. Martinis are not usually my drink of choice, but after discussing with the staff what my particular tastes generally are, they set me up with a cucumber flavored martini that was really spectacular. After that, Brandon P. made me an offer I couldn’t refuse when he suggested the Godfather martini, which I can only describe as Bada Bing! I also definitely appreciated that the music is not playing overbearingly loud at M Lounge, so conversations with company can be easily had. I’ve had great experiences there and I will return.

M Lounge is my regular hangout. They have the cheapest draft beer I have found in Ft. Worth, $ 1.25-$ 1.75. The atmosphere is very laid back yet classy all at the same time. Original paintings from local artist adorn the walls and are available to purchase if you feel inclined. The highlights of this bar are the martini menu and the fully stocked cigar humidor. I have personally tried almost every martini on the menu and they are all amazing, but my favorite is the godfather. M Lounge keeps my favorite cigar stocked, the Acid Kuba Kuba. Best bar in town, and make sure to ask for Pam, best waitress in the place!

Nice bar, fully stocked. Spirits and wine are overpriced, but this cushy lounge is really the only game in town when you’re staying at the DFW Grand Hyatt. For anything else, you’d have to schlep out to Fort Worth or Dalls, and I’m usually way too tired, out in Dallas for business.
The food is great, and I always seem to get the same bartender, Alexis, who does a fantastic job.
So, the service is great, the bar food is well above average (goat cheese-​stuffed mini squash? To die for, I tell you).

I had heard about M Lounge from fellow friends and had been meaning to check it out for a while. I recently went on a Friday night and loved it! The atmosphere was warm, sophisticated, and classy. There is a long bar, a small area with tables and chairs, a nook area with comfotable couches, and a small side room as well. Watch out, the couches will take over and you will not want to get up after a couple drinks! haha. My friend and I decided to have wine for the evening. At first, I had a glass of Chardonnay and then moved on to a glass of White Zinfandel. Both were great choices. My friend decided to stick to red wine for the evening. We also shared spinach & artichoke dip (which is one of my obsessions) and it was good. I had a great first experience and do plan on returning very soon. Our bartender was very personable and willing to explain the wine choices. There is also a full bar with many different kinds of vodka, gin, tequila, scotch, etc. They have many creative martinis and from what I have been told, you must try the Daytona!