The Lodge Reviews

Nice decor of wild game animals, comfy chairs and nice layout. Couples get in free before 9pm which is nice if only going for dinner, which we were. We had the Saturday night dinner special for two, only $25 for the two; pick between 2 different entrees and comes with red velvet cake. We both had the steak with, potatoes au gratin, fresh steamed veggies. The steak needed salt and better seasonings, it was just peppered and butter, the potatoes were tremendously delicious along with the veggies. The velvet cake was good as well. Our only issue is the slowwwwwww service from our waiter. Overall I wouldn’t come back to eat, although the dancers are upscale

Having relocated from Dallas to Houston and subsequently returning to Dallas after a "decade", I decided to revisit my former favorite gentlemen's clubs and was astonished by the significant changes in their quality of entertainment, service and food. I must assert, without reservation, that the Lodge surpasses all others by a considerable margin.The lodge made me feel at home again with the cleanest and great ambiance with the most attractive entertainingers in Dallas, including their consistent excellent service, great food from sizzling steaks to lobster and champagne, served by their awesome staff. Kudos go to Dawn the owner, and G.M. Dan Hoover, my old Bartender Sally, Robert Harold and their awsome chef. The Lodge is a top / best gentlemen's club in Dallas / Fort Worth area and is a must visit for anyone.

As the name implies, The Lodge has a hunting lodge theme which begins with the building. a large two story log cabin. The rustic atmosphere is continued throughout the restaurant with a huge stone fireplace (perfect for cold Dallas winters), wagon-wheeled chandeliers and many mounted species including white tail, pheasant and boar. Items on the ample lunch menu include chicken fried steak, small lunch steaks and a selection of burgers. One of the faves is the mesquite-grilled chicken breast sandwich. The chicken breast is tender and tasty served butterflied on a large kaiser roll with fries and all the condiments. Lunches are served quickly and most are in the $6 - $10 range. The service is always top-notch, friendly wait staff are very attentive and seems to always be at the table with a tea refill. The Lodge is at the far west end of "Restaurant Row" on Northwest Highway, west of Loop 12. If you are in town for business, be sure to mention that you want to go to The Lodge and I'm sure several of your coworkers will join you.

Came with a friend to check it out 15 dollar cover, but worth it. Came in cold front in January. They do not allow smoking inside, they have a out door smoking area without heater lamps. The bartenders were efficient . Girls better then BabyDolls, but expected a little more. Great atmosphere would recommend

Hard to notice the good food with all the ambiance. I'm still not sure what I ate, but the price was reasonable and the service was eye catching.

Second visit and like last time this place is clean, good food, safe patrons, friendly staff and smoke free. Not the typical dark seedy type place most people think of when visiting this type of entertainment.

After an exhausting Saturday shopping for things in unfamiliar parts of the metroplex, we found ourselves famished at 6 pm. Going on the advice of a friend who said the food was amazingly good, we popped in about 10 minutes after they opened at 6 pm. We didnt even bother to check out the menu past the Saturday "couples special." For 25 dollars I got an excellent dinner of grilled trout topped with asparagus and lump crab with a side of wild rice. The trout had wonderful crispy skin, and flaky moist meat. It stood great on it's own merits, but the lump crab concoction put it over the top. My hubby got a t-bone topped with a tomato/pepper salsa that had a great kick and a loaded baked potato on the side. There was a large chocolate cake piece to split for dessert. The date-night meal special was a bargain at 25.00, but with 7.25 Shiner, 4.00 tea, and 1.25 tea refills, the bill quickly spiked up to 40.00. Still a good deal, but beware the hidden costs. Amy who waited on us was professional and attentive, and would have deserved a good tip anywhere. It was super early, and the dancers were just starting, but I appreciate that we weren't getting bombarded with attempts to sell lap dances while we ate. This club sits a notch above most of the area establishments. Amy was great to box up dessert to go when we didnt have room to tackle it after dinner. (The dinner was good enough, we failed to get up to tip each dancer on stage, which normally seems the polite thing to do. That is how good dinner was. We really did just drop in for a quick dinner and we left very satisfied.) On a side note- couples are admitted early on Saturdays no charge. Check with the Lodge to see what time that cuts off.

Went to the lodge on 10/11/25. Had a really good steak diner. The dancers were absolutely gorgeous. Staff was very polite and attentive. The only regret was not getting a social site for the one dancer I actually had contact with. Emailed the Lodge to see if she had an only fans or Instagram, but they never responded. But all in all, it was a very pleasant experience. Thank you ladies for being there!!

Before you read any further, please be aware that this is a men's adult entertainment establishment. It is NOT FAMILY FRIENDLY! Now that that is out of the way...I was in Dallas for a convention and my side-kicks and I were looking for a place to have some fun for a few hours, We were not looking for a dining establishment or restaurant, but found out once inside that they have a typical steak house menu. Admittedly, we were apprehensive about ordering food here, but tried a few appetizers and were very impressed. We decided to order a full dinner, (Steak & Lobster Tail). It was delicious....as good as I have had in other pure steak houses. Very good food, very affordable. Come for the food....stay for the dinner show! :-)

I went on Sunday afternoon, right as they were opening. It was my birthday, and I wanted a steak dinner, and a show. I got a tour of the place from one of the dancers, apparently, you can really spend some money in there. My dinner came, and I was eating. I had been there about an hour when the first dancer came on stage, I was done with dinner, and it was pretty dead, so I left. I will have to go back at a better time to see if that changes the experience.