There’s nothing worse than stumbling out of the club a bit too drunk to safely drive home. Aside from hailing an Uber and hoping your car is there in the morning with all of its windows intact, the only real option is to find a way to kill time as you sober up. Luckily for anyone coming out of It’ll Do Club after a rowdy Saturday night, there’s a vintage store across the street to explore until it’s safe to hit the road.
EV’s Vintage and Resale (4325 Elm St.), at the corner of Elm and Alcalde Streets, stays open until 2 a.m. on Sundays, specifically serving the smashed and spendy. The shop used to be a couple of blocks down, closer to Interstate 30, and was a hot spot for Dallas thrifters for decades. But at its new location, on the farthest edge of Deep Ellum, co-owner Lisa Morar noticed a particularly large Sunday crowd heading to The Church, the historic Sunday night goth club staged in It’ll Do. Taking advantage of the heavy foot traffic, Morar pushed the closing time on Sunday, and plans to add after midnight hours on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, too.
“Most Sundays we stay open until 3 [a.m.] because I’m not going to kick someone out when they can barely stand up by themselves,” Morar tells us…