Single Wide

This place was okay, definitely a dive bar. It’s pretty much the size of a single wide trailer with animal heads and other random decorations on the wall. There is a small outside patio area to sit or stand, a bar inside to sit at along with a couple of small tables and furniture to sit at in the back. Had a four corners on draft which is always nice but then the keg ran out so my sister only received a pint that was ¾ full. Bartender didn’t ask if she would like anything else or even acknowledge it so service wasn’t the best. Likely won’t be back

Best place around. Music always on point.

Hit this place on a night of bar hopping with friends. The place is a bit tacky and definitely creepy. Lots of taxidermed animals, KISS/​Elvis/​naked women pictures paraphernalia.
The bartenders were super nice, attentive and great at explaining their custom drinks. The made drinks efficiently and regularly came around to clean up empty drinks scattered in the room.
We found an empty table past the bar and hung for a couple hours. The place was never overt crowded but was lively. The prices for my mixed drinks were slightly cheaper then other places.
the only down side was the bathroom. I was disgustingly gross. There was only 1 room and it stunk. There was water on the floor. Just icky!

Wife & I went here on a Tuesday afternoon. Place wasn’t bad. They should have had more bar stools at the end of the bar though, at least 3 or 4 more. We ended up sitting on the couch because of this. There were not very many people in there, but there was not a spot with 2 seats together. Bartender was nice and quick with our drinks. We left here and went over to the Old Crow and had a good time.

Yup… it’s as good as it gets.
You should go and get the Yoo-​Hoo Yee-​Haw. You’re missing out on a lot in life if you haven’t gotten one yet.
That’s all.

Went in to get a few drinks and a few shots and spencer helped up out. He was the coolest bartender. Friendly, funny and helpful of things to do out and around Dallas. He mentioned double wide and we had a blast there as well!

Great «dive» bar. Velvet paintings, taxidermy, Christmas lights and max occupancy of 69. The décor was awesome, but the friendly attentive staff is what makes this place really cool. Next time I’m in the area will def go back.

A bar in perfect balance. It’s small with big personality. Order happy drinks (Yoohoo Yehaw) from no-​bullshit bartenders. Bright ambiance from dim lights. Rock and roll and punk and pop.

Yup it’s a try to be dive, anyone who charges $ 5 for a lonestar is by far not a dive, but more importantly, why the hell have I had to bestow my credit score to patrons, I mean fuk, it’s a dive right? Avoid this one not worth your time at all! Same shat different toilet!

Lower Greenville Avenue has turned into a
spectacle of bars with a younger crowd and a big splash of new utopian Dallas mall sterility.
Day Karaōke on a Sunday lured my friends to the satellite «Single Wide» a literal half version of loved mothership «Double Wide» in expo park.
The trailer park theme décor seems more planned here and less spontaneous, read less junky, and the crowd may be a little cleaned up too, but it manages to retain a bit of the spirit.
«Do you have a song book?» I asked the Karaōke Czar.
He shook his head, «I have over 3000 songs. I can play almost anything.» He asided.
The tiny covered patio only provides narrow bench seating, where most people have to stand which facilitates mingling among the hipsters.
«Any drink specials?» I asked the handsome hunky tatted bartender with his big bushy long Paul Bunyon meets Abe Lincoln beard.
«Nah.» He said casually.
A mimosa carafe deep into Sunday Funday, I sat in a couch in the back as I charged my phone, where I nodded off a bit. No one disturbed me, one true victory of respect by the bar staff and patrons.
Pretty girls hit us up for continued bar hopping and even tho Single Wide didn’t quit have the magic of its flagship bar, I still felt a warm hug by a white trash mom with curlers and in an old robe whipping up tuna salad. Ok maybe just a hippie M Street mom with a trust fund and a faded interest in entomology.
Single Wide might feel like an airport version of its namesake, so make sure you visit the real deal in expo park if you haven’t.

I was in Dallas visiting a friend who recently moved there and, as we are lovers of dive bars, she brought me here because it’s reminiscent of one of our favorites in Pittsburgh.
The space is small but it wasn’t too busy, despite it being Friday evening. The menu of specials was absolutely hilarious, and pretty much everything involves Tang in some way or another. My friend recommended the Yoohoo Yeehaw; whoever wrote that it is a «liquified adult fudgesicle» nailed it. The drink consists of Yoohoo, vanilla vodka, and coffee liqueur. And it certainly packs a punch!
I enjoyed the laid-​back atmosphere. The bartenders were both friendly and attentive. I’d probably make this a regular stop if I lived in the area.

I don’t leave bad reviews but I forgot a bag of dude sweet chocolate at single wide and when I came back to pick it up, they had eaten it! It was for an out of town guest arriving tomorrow and I don’t have time to go back to get more. I know it’s my fault for forgetting it but I’ve always gone to both double and single wide and I’ll never be back again. Terrible.

Not a friendly place at all!
Bouncer is sooo angry an rude, he just gve us so stress, and hen we asked for the manager, the bouncer just took our beers and aks us to leave.
No recommendedat all!

In an era where every business tries to have the newest and brightest décor it’s refreshing to see a very chill 70s bar with truly vintage items hanging on the walls. The hubcaps, taxidermy animal heads and vintage table lamps are fun to look at.
Definitely try the Yoohoo Heehaw, imagine a liquid adult fudgesicle in a glass. Also love the DJ playing old school funk.

A hole in the wall bar with great deco and lively crowd. It was really unexpected to see a bunch of people here in a Sunday night having fun, singing karaōke and slightly pushing each other to get a drink.

Cool spot on lower greenville. Lots of trendy people and they don’t smoke inside which is a plus if cigarettes bother you.

Saturday night’s bartender over charged multiple people in our group.
The owner contacted and promised to check on this issue!
Update 06÷16÷15− the amount was paid and the issue was not a pending issue– I just didn’t have time to pass by the bar, or was not in that area– thank you for your help, and immediate reach out, and kind messages and I will try to pass by in the coming weeks!

I don’t always visit dive bars, but when I do, I choose Single Wide.
This is one of my favorite dives on Lower Greenville. It’s been a stop on my Ugly Sweater Pub Crawl the past two years and will likely make it to a third year.
Facility:
If you’re not looking for it, you may miss it. Keep your eyes peeled.
It’s a small narrow space with kitschy trailer park themed décor. You can squeeze through alongside the bar and sit at one of the few tables in the back if there’s no space at the bar. It tends to get packed.
If you aren’t lucky enough to find a spot on Greenville in front of the bars and restaurants, head to the lot behind the nearby 7 – 11 which is a very short walk.
Drinks/​Service:
Bartenders and door guys are always super chill and attentive. As usual, my drink of choice is whiskey. However, I have tried the signature frozen Yoohoo Yee-​haw on many occasions. It’s a tricky drink. The super sweet tootsie roll flavor masks all the well vodka. Proceed with caution!

This place was nice and I enjoyed my time here. Small with lots of crazy decorations on the walls. What I loved were the bartenders, who were nice and recommended all sorts of drinks. What I didn’t care for was this vibe that it made it feel like it was trying to be a dark, dingy dive bar but it was just decorated like that. I heard many great things about its sister bar, double wide. Can’t wait to check that out.

Single wide is everything that big brother Double Wide is and more. It’s cozy, friendly, and it has all types of people melting into one place. Looking for valet parking? Look somewhere else. Looking for chic and trendy bar. keep looking! Looking for D-​bag bartender who calls himself a mixologist? Well. just keep looking, because you won’t find it here. What you will find is a place that will make you sing 80’s retro karaōke on Sunday afternoons. You can find a dj spinning your favorite 45’s from the 50’s & 60’s on Saturday night. Yes, those little bitty antique/​vintage 45’s that your grandma had. Looking for a new happy hour spot? You’ll find a happy hour with hardcore drinks, with out breaking your budget.
If you have never laid eyes on a velvet painting. this is where you need to be. And as if hub caps were still in style, there’s a wall of some of the best hub caps you’ll ever see with having to stumble past your grandpas ’79 Chevy.
As most places on this part of Greenville Ave, parking is limited to a few on the street or behind the store fronts. But if you live in the area, walking or riding your bike is always recommended.