Cocktail Bar
Unclaimed profileLadyLove Lounge & Sound
Dallas, TX · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
A cocktail-first program with two distinct sections: LadyLove Creations signature drinks and LadyLove Classics, ten named cocktails in total, built with spirits including Condesa Gin, Pierre Ferrand 1840, Don Fulano, and Havana Club. The rest of the list is broad: sparkling, white, rose, and red wines by glass or bottle; twelve beers spanning Mexican, domestic, Japanese, and craft; and a dedicated non-alcoholic elixir section. A sake bottle and a note that bottles can be sold with glasses to tables round out the options.
- What should I order?
- Start with the CDMX, built on Condesa Gin with prickly pear, grapefruit, and rose water. The Rude Boy combines Don Fulano and Arette Blanco with jalapeno, aloe, szechuan peppercorn, and lime. For a non-alcoholic choice, the Orange Moon mixes ginger, turmeric, honey, cardamom, coconut water, and pineapple.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- People who want a defined cocktail list rather than a guessing game, with both signature and classic sections. Beer drinkers get a dozen options across styles and origins, and non-drinkers have three crafted elixirs plus Asahi Zero. Wine drinkers will find by-the-glass and bottle formats across sparkling, white, rose, and red.
- When should I go?
- A reasonable stop for a cocktail before or after dinner, or for a round from the classics section when the group wants familiar drinks. The non-alcoholic elixirs and beer list also make it workable for mixed groups.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails run $13-$18 for signatures and $14-$16 for classics. Wine by the glass is $8-$12, with bottles $24-$36. Beers are $4-$10. Non-alcoholic elixirs are $10, Asahi Zero is $6, and Little Sumo Sake is $15.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- Two separate cocktail sections totaling ten named drinks, with specific spirit call-outs including Condesa Gin, Citadelle Rouge, Don Fulano, Pierre Ferrand 1840, Havana Club, Plantation, and Knob Creek Rye. The menu also states it does not do bottle service but can sell bottles with glasses to tables.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
Ten named cocktails across two sections, with specific spirit call-outs including Condesa Gin, Citadelle Rouge, Don Fulano, Pierre Ferrand 1840, Havana Club, Plantation, and Knob Creek Rye. The Creations section runs $13-$18 and the Classics $14-$16. Described by guests as well-crafted, creative, and fairly priced.
Menu strengths
- — Two distinct sections with ten named drinks and specific spirit call-outs.
- — Signature cocktails $13-$18 and classics $14-$16.; Spirits include Condesa Gin, Pierre Ferrand 1840, Don Fulano, Havana Club, Plantation, and Knob Creek Rye.
Standout selections
- — Rude Boy — $14 — Don Fulano + Arette Blanco, jalapeno, aloe, szechuan peppercorn, lime.
- — CDMX — $14 — Condesa Gin, prickly pear, grapefruit, rose water.
- — The Love Factory — $18 — Pierre Ferrand 1840, raspberry + vanilla, cheesecake foam.
Pricing: $13-$18 signatures; $14-$16 classics
Wine
Sparkling, white, rose, and red wines by glass and bottle. Sparkling includes Segura Viudas Cava, Cleto Chiarli Lambrusco, and Ultra Violet Sparkling Rose. Still wines include Stel+Mar Sauvignon Blanc, Two Vines Chardonnay, Chateau St. Michelle Rose, Pike Road Pinot Noir, and Stel+Mar Cab. Glasses $8-$12; bottles $24-$36.
Menu strengths
- — Spans sparkling, white, rose, and red with by-the-glass and bottle options.
Standout selections
- — Segura Viudas Cava — $8/24 — Sparkling wine by glass or bottle.
- — Cleto Chiarli Lambrusco — $10/30 — Sparkling wine by glass or bottle.
Pricing: By the glass $8-$12; bottles $24-$36
Beer
Twelve beers spanning Mexican, domestic, Japanese, and craft selections. Prices run $4-$10, from Miller High Life Pony at $4 to Manhattan Project Half Life at $8. The list also includes hard seltzer and Japanese seltzer.
Menu strengths
- — Twelve options across Mexican, domestic, Japanese, and craft.
Standout selections
- — Manhattan Project Half Life — $8 — Craft beer.
- — Modelo — $7 — Mexican lager.; Miller High Life Pony — $4 — Pony bottle.
Pricing: $4-$10
Nonalcoholic
A dedicated $10 Elixirs section with three non-alcoholic drinks: Orange Moon, Frequency, and Sade, using ingredients such as ginger, turmeric, rosehips, and liquid collagen. Asahi Zero non-alcoholic beer is also listed at $6.
Menu strengths
- — Dedicated non-alcoholic elixir section with three crafted options.
Standout selections
- — Orange Moon — $10 — Ginger, turmeric, honey, cardamom, coconut water, pineapple.
- — Sade — $10 — Rosehips, hibiscus, cherry, pineapple, liquid collagen, mineral water.
- — Asahi Zero (N/A) — $6 — Non-alcoholic beer.
Pricing: $10 elixirs; $6 Asahi Zero
Spirits
A deliberately light spirits selection. Little Sumo Sake is listed at $15 for a 200ml bottle. The menu states it does not do bottle service but can sell bottles with glasses to tables.
Menu strengths
- — Little Sumo Sake 200ml at $15.; Menu note: bottles can be sold with glasses to tables.
Standout selections
- — Little Sumo Sake 200ml — $15 — Sake by the bottle.
Pricing: Little Sumo Sake 200ml $15
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