Dallas drinks way deeper than its steakhouse rep, with natural-wine haunts in Bishop Arts, cellar dens in Lakewood, and glossy tasting rooms downtown. Start with Black-owned Pur Noire Urban Winery in Victory Park, sip natural juice at Ampelos, and let the live jazz at Stoney's Wine Lounge close out the night.
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A Black-owned winery and tasting room pouring its own label with guided tastings, a members lounge, patio, and Friday-night jazz. Featured by Good Morning America and Eater.
Pip’s Tip Black-owned urban winery pouring its own label, with guided tastings. Wednesday to Sunday, Victory Park.
A wine merchant and Napa-style tasting room built around the idea of wine as the good life. Globe-spanning bottles, vino to go, and one of the latest-pouring rooms in East Dallas.
Pip’s Tip Open till 1am Saturday. Napa-style tasting room on Lower Greenville, and it doubles as a merchant.
Dallas' only all-natural wine bar, woman-owned and famous for the patio 'wine-dow.' Ethically farmed bottles served in a rustic Bishop Arts bungalow.
Pip’s Tip Dallas' only all-natural wine bar, woman-owned. Ask about the patio wine-dow rather than going inside.
Family-owned wine shop and bar where you can taste before you take home. In-house flights, snacks, classes, and a well-loved wine club.
Pip’s Tip Shop, sip, join the club
A wine shop and tasting room run by Master of Wine Dilek Caner with some 300 selections in stock. Blind tastings and classes make it the smartest sip in Oak Cliff.
Pip’s Tip Master of Wine on deck
A cozy, cellar-like hideaway with sommelier-built flights, global bottles, and cheese boards. One of East Dallas' most romantic pours.
Pip’s Tip Candlelit cellar-room vibes
A working urban winery pouring its own Texas and California juice in a laid-back Lakewood tasting room. The courtyard patio and charcuterie boards keep regulars coming back.
Pip’s Tip Neighborhood urban winery hangout
A Dallas institution pouring hard-to-find, fairly priced wines since 1998, with live jazz on weekends. Cellar consultations and retail bottles round out the old-school charm.
Pip’s Tip Live jazz since 1998
Arguably Dallas' most photogenic wine bar, with wines on tap, wood-fired pizzas, and a flower-draped patio. Open until 2am on weekends for the night-owl crowd.
Pip’s Tip Prettiest patio pours around
A buzzy Spanish-Mediterranean wine haven in a converted tin factory, with 400+ bottles and 40 wines by the glass. Tapas and paella fuel one of the liveliest rooms on Henderson.
Pip’s Tip Spanish tapas, 400 bottles
A sommelier-driven Design District lounge with a 2,500-bottle list heavy on rare and adventurous finds. Dark, plush, and made for serious cork-pullers.
Pip’s Tip 2,500-bottle deep cellar
The downtown tasting room of Celina's Eden Hill Vineyards, pouring true Texas-grown wines at the Dallas Farmers Market. Flights and bottles in a lively market-hall setting.
Pip’s Tip Texas winery, downtown pours
Carissa and Kenneth Stephens, founders of Houston's first Black-owned winery, brought their luxe tasting room to Victory Park, pouring their own California-sourced reds, whites, and rosés with guided tastings, charcuterie pairings, and live jazz on Friday nights. Polished, welcoming, and Black-owned, it is the natural home base for the PIPS family in Dallas.
Wine is one chapter of Pip's Lifestyle, find the whiskey bars, lounges, steakhouses and the Domino Club below.
