I wasnt sure at first, but this place definitely has a goth club alternative scene kind of feel to it, reminiscent of the old Church. Met plenty of friendly people there and it was "May the 5th be with you" Star Wars themed night. Had loads of fun. The pole wasn't that clean though lol I had streaks of dark dust on my legs after climbing it.
Love this place! So welcoming to all and always great weirdos there
Music was great, drinks were awesome, and everyone there was super friendly. Definitely coming back next time I'm in Dallas!
The biggest and perhaps the sole reason to attend Panoptikon Friday nights is for fantastic Electro-Goth-Industrial-EBM-SynthPop dance music by three epic DJ's. You may very well NEVER get off the dance floor because the great music just keeps coming and coming and coming! BUT...If you appreciate socializing with cool, friendly, open-minded people (regulars) then that is definitely the #2 reason to go! And #3? Great drinks and service (if not a huge crowd of course)... all these three reasons until 3am or beyond! And there's #4... a fabulous dance-workout for cardio and physio-flexing, REPEATEDLY!!! Haha!
Lord Byron and Son of Sam spin oldies and current music that makes vampires cry and bats scream. The people who come to the club are like a big welcoming family. I always love my Friday night at Panoptikon.
I love it. Welcoming environment for the odd and obscure, the ones who are called "weird" when everyone else is "normal". We are the island of misfit toys.
Great music. Stiff drinks. Fun crowd. Dive bar meets dance hall.
Open on Fridays and Saturdays, largely for the Goth scene. Has a cover charge, but relatively cheap drinks. Surrounded by NOT FREE parking, so plan ahead.
Goth, Industrial, 80s club. Cover is usually $5-8 or more depending on if there is an event. There is a small paid parking lot next to the club, or meters on the street (which are free after midnight). Drinks are strong, patio/lounge area for smokers, awesome music, friendly crowd.
My favorite goth club! Great drinks, music, and people