Since 1973, Stoneleigh P has been a Dallas institution, neighborhood watering hole, and second home to generations of locals. Originally the Stoneleigh Pharmacy, Tom Garrison traded prescriptions for cocktails and quickly became a favorite hangout for artists, musicians, politicians, misfits, and everyone in between. Over the decades, we've welcomed some memorable visitors, from Jimmy Carter to Lauren Bacall to Stevie Ray Vaughn. We survived a devastating fire in 1980, and even made international headlines in 2021 when we famously banned Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You" from our jukebox, prompting a response from the Queen of Christmas herself.
After 51 years on Maple Avenue, we packed up decades of memories and moved to Lemmon Avenue in 2024, reopening just 16 days later. Today, under the leadership of the Garrison family, the P continues doing what it does best: serving cold drinks, great food, and good times without an ounce of pretension. From thin-crust pizzas and happy hour cocktails to late nights and familiar faces, we're still the neighborhood bar where everyone belongs. A little older, a little weirder, and still the P.
