bests honky tonks in tx?

[waterdog]

for me it was #1 gilleys in the 70s. #2 billy bobs.

[Czechfish]

Cowboys Dallas and Arlington were pretty good
Red River
Country 2000
Pardners at Buchanan dam
Lee’s silver fox terrel
City Limits. Stephenville

[Snowflake Killa]

Dallas Cowboy Club

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[Grady_jones]

The Stump at Rayburn dam

[kcmarullo]

Pardners all night long ! Miss those days.

[BubRay]

Cheatam street warehouse

[Grizzly1]

The Stump at Rayburn dam

This is funny

[Aggiehunter08]

Texas Hall of Fame Bryan, TX.

[Hagen]

11th st bar in Bandera? i always been there middle of the week while hunting. Imagine could be hopping during weekend.

[Txhunter3000]

Silver Dollar in Austin. 70's to early 80's.

[Clint]

Buncha youngsters. For us in the 70’s it was Fairchild Hall, Riverside Hall, and Snug Harbor in Liverpool.


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[tkuehn5410]

Cowpokes in Lubbock between '98-02'

[Briar Friar]

What defines “best” in a Honky Tonk MrDog?

IMO, Any college town honky tonk on Thursday night.

Hurricane Harrys in College Station and the Hall of Fame (deceased) in Bryan were absolute meat markets on Thursdays during the semester. Dance floors packed and everyone is/was sweaty. City Limits was fun the time I went.

I bagged my Brood mare at the Hall during a Kevin Fowler concert.

All the old school dancers leave around 9 when the juke joint starts really jumping.

Nowadays, I judge a honky tonk by the size of the dance floor and the amount of dance floor standarounders. The bigger floor the better and the less standarounders the better, because I move far, fast and turn her alot.
Gruene Hall is almost too small.
The Broken Spoke is too small.
Copeland Dancehall is almost too small.
Billy Bobs is perfect.
Shroeder was perfect.
Gillys in Ft Worth was okay.
Granger Cotton Club is worth mention.

[Greenheadless]

Our goto was Eddie’s in Manvel.

[Muddy Bud]

Schroeder Hall, Goliad, Tx
Brewsters’s Ice House CC, Tx Thursday Nights