Opening Bell Coffee Coffee,Music, Stocks, located in the Historic Sears Builidng, South Side on Lamar just south of downtown Dallas Opening Bell Coffee is Dallas' newest acoustic music venue and coffee bar. Booking live music most nights, Opening Bell attracts both the young and the young at heart with it's homelike "living room" feel, great music, and wonderful selection of specialty coffee, Harney & Sons Teas, Ghiradelli hot chocolate, sandwiches, soups and other enticing snacks. Add live music , free wireless, PC access, board games, a few friends (and now beer & wine) it's the number one place to sit back, warm up with a great brew, and listen to the area's greatest local tunes and others from all over the globe. (Previously known as Standard & Pours Coffee & Stocks) but our friends know who we are and we love all of you. Thanks for hanging in there with us during the name change crisis.
Those that love great music, good company, specialty coffees, chais, bells brews of imports or domestics & some fine opening corks for you wine lovers...If you're a musician and want to play Opening Bell please contact Taylor Davis at [email protected] and you'll receive instructions.Thanks for stopping by, gosh we know how consuming this space can be! ;-)
It depends where I am, what I'm doing and who the players are. I love all music but tend to lean toward solo acoustic sets. It focuses more on the artist and creates an intimate "feel good" experience. Sometimes it's like listening to a language you don't understand but can make out the conversation if you pay very close attention.
When Harry Met Sally (yep, it's cheezy), Back to the Future, True Lies
The Simpsons , The Family Guy , Seinfeld Rarely have time to watch TV so those would have to be my old favorites...
Jean Auel: "Clan of the Cavebear", "Valley of the Horses", "The Mamouth Hunters", "Plains of Passion" and the last book that I want to read SO bad; "The Shelters of Stone" That woman can write and I love how she tells the stories... Jean Auel
My mother who decided to move to the US from France, leave a drunk and raise 3 kids on her own. She taught me that hard work pays off in the long run and that America is the land of opportunity. Go after your dreams. And my grandfather who could only speak 3 words of English: Hello, Stop and Shut up. What else is there???