Irving, Texas just got an exciting new restaurant to add to your choice of eateries, called the Music Factory, and belonging to the restaurant chain Thirsty Lion Gastropub and Grill. This restaurant chain is known for their outstanding food and drinks, as well as their excellent service and overall interior ambiance. The Music Factory not only features great food, it also hosts a bevy of celebrity performances, from stand-up comics to renowned musicians. If you’re looking for a place to go to experience an affordable, relaxing happy hour, then look no further than the Music Factory.
The Music Factory opened in late August of this year, with a show that featured comedian Dave Chappelle, and legendary rock n’ roll band ZZ Top plus local musician Alejandro Escovedo. While The Music Factory has plenty of shows scheduled for you to see as well, if you are looking for some cheap beverages and relaxation, they also offer a daily happy hour filled with drink and food specials.
Daily happy hour at The Music Factor runs from 3:00 PM until 6:00 PM, and the prices are very affordable. Pints are one dollar off. House margaritas, well drinks, and some wines cost $4.95 per drink. Also, the happy hour features a $6.95 food menu.
Besides hosting a bevy of shows with great celebrities and a daily happy hour, The Music Factory also books private events for both individuals and companies. The venue is beautiful, and features a lovely outdoor patio that offers plenty of ambiance. For more information, please visit The Music Factory’s website here.
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