Bar in Dallas, United States
Goodbye Horses
100Pearl PointsLate-Night Bar Stop

About Goodbye Horses
Goodbye Horses is a practical Dallas pick for a two-person drinks plan near SMU Boulevard, especially when the evening needs flexibility rather than a formal dinner structure. Use it for an early conversation-friendly date or a later casual stop; choose Terilli's Restaurant or Tei Tei Robata Bar if food is the main decision.
In Dallas, the most useful confirmed planning details for Goodbye Horses are its casual dress code and weekly hours. It opens at 4 PM Monday through Friday, at 11 AM on Saturday and Sunday, and stays open until midnight on Monday through Wednesday and Sunday, with 2 AM closings on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.
The recommendation: use Goodbye Horses when the schedule matters more than a detailed, pre-planned dining agenda. The confirmed profile does not include cuisine, chef, menu format, reservations, seating, or private-room details, so the safest way to plan is around timing, a casual dress code, and Dallas location.
Better for flexible timing than a highly specific dinner plan
This is not the place to over-plan around a chef, cuisine, price point, or named tasting format, because those specifics are not part of the confirmed profile. Treat the listing as a practical Dallas option with casual dress and late availability later in the week.
If the evening needs a clearer restaurant identity, compare it against Terilli's Restaurant or Tei Tei Robata Bar instead. If the plan is simply to keep the night flexible, it can also sit in the same decision set as The Libertine Bar or Mudsmith.
Use it as a Dallas stop with confirmed late hours
For a repeat visitor, the value is flexibility. Dallas has plenty of options for a night out, but Goodbye Horses makes the most sense when the schedule is loose and the group does not need confirmed details such as a seat count, private-room setup, or formal dining format.
For planning beyond one stop, use our full Dallas bars guide, our full Dallas restaurants guide, our full Dallas hotels guide, our full Dallas wineries guide, and our full Dallas experiences guide.
Only widen the search outside Dallas if the trip does. Otherwise, compare Goodbye Horses with other Dallas options based on the details that matter most for the night: timing, dress code, and how much structure you need.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Goodbye Horses have outdoor seating?
There is no confirmed outdoor-seating detail for Goodbye Horses, so do not plan around patio space. The verified planning details are its Dallas location, casual dress code, and listed hours.
Do I need a reservation at Goodbye Horses?
There is no confirmed reservation detail for Goodbye Horses. Plan around the verified hours, and check directly with the venue if timing or group size is important.
Is Goodbye Horses good for groups?
Goodbye Horses has a casual dress code and broad hours, including 2 AM closings Thursday through Saturday. There is no confirmed seat count or private-room detail, so larger groups should confirm current arrangements before going.
Is Goodbye Horses good for a date?
It can work for a casual Dallas outing if the timing fits, especially because it has late hours later in the week. For a more food-forward plan, compare it with Terilli's Restaurant or Tei Tei Robata Bar.
Is the food good at Goodbye Horses?
There is no confirmed cuisine, chef, menu format, or dish information in the verified profile. If food is the main point of the night, Mudsmith or Terilli's Restaurant may give you a clearer comparison.
Does Goodbye Horses have happy hour deals?
There is no confirmed happy hour program to count on, so check the current setup before you go. The verified details are its Dallas location, casual dress code, and listed hours.
What's the best time to go to Goodbye Horses?
Use the hours to choose your window: Monday through Wednesday and Sunday run until midnight, while Thursday through Saturday run until 2 AM. Saturday and Sunday open at 11 AM; weekdays open at 4 PM.
Location
5629 SMU Boulevard, Dallas, TX 75206
Dallas, United States
Compare Goodbye Horses
| Venue | Booking Difficulty |
|---|---|
| Goodbye Horses | Easy |
| The Reserve at The Highland | Unknown |
| Terilli's Restaurant | Unknown |
| Tei Tei Robata Bar | Unknown |
| The Libertine Bar | Unknown |
| Mudsmith | Unknown |
A quick look at how Goodbye Horses compares on price and recognition.
Also Consider
- The Reserve at The Highland, Notable alternative
- Terilli's Restaurant, Notable alternative
- Tei Tei Robata Bar, Notable alternative
- The Libertine Bar, Notable alternative
- Mudsmith, Notable alternative
How Goodbye Horses compares in Dallas
Choose Goodbye Horses when ease matters. It reads as a lower-friction bar decision than The Reserve at The Highland, which is the better fit when the night calls for a hotel-bar setting, and less food-driven than Terilli's Restaurant or Tei Tei Robata Bar.
For a date, Goodbye Horses is strongest when the plan is two drinks and a flexible exit. The Libertine Bar is the closer alternative for a casual bar-first night, while Mudsmith makes more sense for a lighter, lower-commitment stop.
If dinner quality is the deciding factor, book Terilli's Restaurant or Tei Tei Robata Bar instead. If ambiance and easy timing matter more than a defined dining format, Goodbye Horses is the simpler Dallas choice.
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