Prophet Bar

Kids of all ages flock to this unique Deep Ellum club that fuses Christian faith and the arts.

In Short
The Door is an energetic combination of blasting beats, flashing stage lights and a sea of young partygoers writhing and freestyling to drum solos and guitar...

Posted by by Contributor at Citysearch on August 31, 2004. Brought to you by Citysearch.

Rip Off

Average Rating

20

Went to a show at this venue and parked my car at 9am the show started at 6pm and at 520 a man tells us its $10 to park. It was the parking lot directly adjacent to thr venue. there were no signs indicating private parking, any need to pay or anything of the sort. After bringing this to the mans attention all he could do was threaten with a tow truck. All in all they just have shody...

Posted by Kevin O. on September 05, 2013. Brought to you by yellowpages.

Great Space

Average Rating

60

I went to see a concert here and it was a great place for a small concert. I would recommend going about an hour early if you want to try to find some where to sit. Also, bring your own toilet paper, by the last hour of the concert the restrooms had ran out. Other than the lack of seating and needing to bring your own toilet paper, this is a great place to spend an evening listening to music.

Posted by by Jimmy Mo at Citysearch on September 07, 2010. Brought to you by Citysearch.

Yelp

Congratulations are in order for The Door for the absolute worst sound in Dallas. This venue use to sound amazing back when it was Gypsy. Even the old The Door location sounded way better. I don't…

Posted by by Annie C. on November 18, 2009. Brought to you by openlist.

Yelp

I think the Door deserves props for being around for so long especially in an area of town that has sort of withered and died. The Door was the best place to go when I was a teenager and in college…

Posted by by Cid T. on August 06, 2009. Brought to you by openlist.

Yelp

When I was under 18, I liked The Door because they played all ages shows. I also liked it because when I was in a band it was the only place in Deep Ellum that would let a 15-year-old into a venue so…

Posted by by Joe F. on February 05, 2009. Brought to you by openlist.

This acoustic coffeehouse features live music, theatre, concerts and a bookstore. No alcoholic beverages sold.

Posted on January 22, 2015. Brought to you by metroguide.

For thirteen years THE DOOR has brought the coolest, most innovative-new bands to town. Many people have had the opportunity to get to know these bands before they go mainstream. The Door showcases the best touring bands and the best local bands together every week. Information from the venue's website

Posted on October 09, 2014. Brought to you by dallasnews.

In the former Gypsy Tea Room, this all-ages club is the unofficial gateway for new bands to enter the music scene. (Read: you hear the bands here first before they make it big.) While The Door doesn't serve alcohol, you can enjoy drinks at the neighboring Prophet Bar.

Posted on October 21, 2012. Brought to you by dmagazine.

If shouting and screaming in the midst of a head-banging crowd is your idea of a fun evening out, The Door is the just the place for you. Featuring brand new bands and upcoming local artists, this is a delight for music lovers. It also holds "Battle of the Bands" which is a hit with the crowds!

Posted on August 31, 2011. Brought to you by wcities.