Bar in Dallas, United States

Apothecary

110Pearl Points

Cocktail-first verdict

About Apothecary

Apothecary is worth planning around if the night is about cocktails rather than a casual patio hang. Its 2025 James Beard Award semifinalist recognition gives it a stronger quality signal than many Dallas drink stops, but the harder booking profile makes it better for dates and small groups than loose, last-minute plans.

Apothecary is a Dallas venue with verified evening hours Tuesday through Sunday and a smart-casual dress code. The most grounded way to plan around it is simple: treat it as an evening stop in Dallas, confirm any details that matter to your visit directly, do not assume unverified specifics about menu, pricing, seating, or services.

Its confirmed schedule is useful for night plans: Apothecary is closed on Monday and open from 5 PM to 12 AM Tuesday through Sunday. It also has confirmed James Beard Award semifinalist recognition in 2025, which gives it a clear recognition signal without needing to overstate unverified details.

Use it for an evening Dallas plan

The clearest verified case for Apothecary is timing. With 5 PM to midnight hours from Tuesday through Sunday, it can fit into a Dallas evening before or after other plans. Because no verified price range, menu format, seating count, or service details are available here, plan with flexibility and check current details before you go.

The smart-casual dress code is also worth noting. It suggests a visit that is planned rather than purely improvised, though the verified information does not establish a specific atmosphere, crowd size, reservation difficulty, or occasion type.

Where it fits in a Dallas night

For a broader Dallas itinerary, Apothecary is best considered alongside other options based on the confirmed basics: city, hours, dress code, recognition. If your plans depend on a specific menu, price point, seating setup, accessibility detail, or service offering, verify those directly before committing.

Readers building a broader Dallas plan should use the city guides as the sorting layer: Our full Dallas bars guide for more evening options, Our full Dallas restaurants guide for dinner before or after, Our full Dallas hotels guide for where to stay, Our full Dallas wineries guide for wine-led alternatives, Our full Dallas experiences guide for a fuller itinerary.

If the night needs a different texture, compare Apothecary with other named options such as HG Sply Co. Shoyo, The Old Crow, Truck Yard, Via Triozzi, or keep browsing other Dallas venues more generally.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Apothecary good for groups?

The verified information does not specify ideal party size, seating setup, or group policies. Apothecary is in Dallas, has a smart-casual dress code, is open from 5 PM to 12 AM Tuesday through Sunday, with Monday closed. For group-specific planning, confirm details directly before visiting.

Is Apothecary open late?

Yes. Apothecary is open Tuesday through Sunday from 5 PM to 12 AM and is closed on Monday.

Does Apothecary have happy hour deals?

No verified happy hour information is available here. If discounts or special pricing are important, check directly with Apothecary before planning your visit.

What is Apothecary known for?

Apothecary is a Dallas venue with a smart-casual dress code, evening hours Tuesday through Sunday, James Beard Award semifinalist recognition in 2025.

Location

1922 Greenville Ave, Dallas, TX 75206

Dallas, United States

Compare Apothecary

Apothecary Dallas and similar venues

Venue	Location	Awards
Apothecary	Dallas	James Beard Award Semi Finalist (2025)
Shoyo	Dallas	,
The Old Crow	Dallas	,
HG Sply Co.	Dallas	,
Via Triozzi	Dallas	,
Truck Yard	Dallas	,

How Apothecary Dallas compares with similar nearby venues.

Also Consider

Shoyo, Notable alternative
The Old Crow, Notable alternative
HG Sply Co., Notable alternative
Via Triozzi, Notable alternative
Truck Yard, Notable alternative

How Apothecary compares in Dallas

Choose Apothecary over The Old Crow or Truck Yard when the drink program is the reason for going out. Those peers make more sense for a looser, easier night, while Apothecary is the stronger call for a planned cocktail stop with a harder booking profile.

If dinner is part of the decision, compare it with Shoyo and Via Triozzi differently: those are better fits when the meal is doing more of the work. Apothecary is the cleaner pick when the bar is the anchor and food is secondary or handled elsewhere.

HG Sply Co. is the easier cross-shop for a broader group night, especially if not everyone wants a cocktail-focused experience. Apothecary is the tighter recommendation for smaller parties who care more about drink quality and recognition than maximum flexibility.