The second Netflix House in the United States is officially open at Galleria Dallas at 13550 North Dallas Parkway and its entrance boasts a huge neon-lit red envelope — a nod to the streamer’s roots as a DVD-by-mail rental service. Admission at the entertainment venue is free, giving guests the chance to browse, snap photos, and explore the space at their own pace.
Netflix House also features several ticketed immersive experiences, including Squid Game: Survive the Trials and Stranger Things: Escape the Dark, both starting at $39, along with refillable Netflix RePLAY game cards for the arcade area on the second level beginning at $10. Food, drinks and merchandise are available for purchase at Netflix Bites, located on the second floor, as well as the on-site retail shop.
Netflix Bites serves up a lineup of themed snacks and entrées inspired by some of the streamer’s biggest hits. There’s Le Steak Frites de Gabriel, a meaty nod to the French fling Emily Cooper just can’t quit in Emily in Paris; Featherington French Toast, topped with a blackberry compote that’s arguably more refined than the Bridgerton family that inspired it; and The Hellfire Club Sandwich, a Stranger Things–themed twist on a classic. There’s also a shareable Netflix Plot Twist pretzel that’s large enough for a group of four to six and comes with sharp cheese and honey mustard and several themed bags of flavored popcorn. Prices for food range from $6 to $49.
The Netflix Bites dining area sits on the second level of the Netflix House, accessible via the sweeping red staircase or a quick elevator ride from the lobby. Directly across from the open kitchen and dining space is a bar marked by a neon sign that reads, “Now Pouring.”
The bar menu mirrors the easter egg heavy food menu, with each cocktail paying homage to a hit Netflix show. For example, there’s the Spicy Little Secret margarita, crowned with a dramatic smoke bubble — a fitting nod to the steamy scandals of The Hunting Wives. For something more savory, The Morticia blends spiced tomato, sherry, lemon juice, and a whisper of balsamic. And the Dalgona’s Gamble, made with honeycomb-infused soju, delivers a playful jolt of danger that’ll have you feeling like you just survived the Squid Games. The bar also offers several nonalcoholic options, along with a small selection of wine and beer.
The Netflix House in Dallas is open seven days a week. Its hours are Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., Friday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to midnight, and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
