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About Ruins

Ruins is a vibrant bar and restaurant in Dallas, home to The Limbo Room, a dedicated live music space that hosts a range of local and national acts. Located at 2653 Commerce Street in Deep Ellum, Ruins offers an intimate setting with a capacity for standing shows of up to approximately 225 and seating for about 60–65 along the edges. Whether you’re catching a set from an up-and-coming artist or enjoying a night of rhythm and flavor, Ruins keeps the energy steady and the vibe welcoming.

Plan ahead with practical details: street parking and nearby paid lots are available, and the venue is accessible by a short walk from the DART Green Line Deep Ellum Station (about 10–15 minutes). For guests staying in town, the Kimpton Pittman Hotel, located at 2551 Elm Street, is within walking distance and offers a comfortable stay after a night of music. While you’re in the area, explore nearby dining spots and grab a bite before or after the show. At Gold Coast Tickets, we’ve got you covered with current listings for Ruins shows and easy, no-fuss ticket options.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 2653 Commerce Street, Dallas, TX 75226.
  • Venue type: Bar/restaurant with an in-house live-music space called The Limbo Room.
  • Capacity: The Limbo Room can host up to about 225 people for standing shows; seating is limited to roughly 60–65 seats along the edges.
  • Parking: Public parking available on the street and in nearby paid parking lots.
  • Transit: DART Green Line Deep Ellum Station is about a 10–15 minute walk away.
  • Nearby hotels: Kimpton Pittman Hotel located at 2551 Elm Street, within walking distance.
  • Notable events: Ruins opened May 9–11, 2018 and has since hosted local and national acts; it remains active as of 2026.
  • Renamed/demolished: No demolition or official rename of Ruins; nearby venues (e.g., The Bomb Factory/The Factory) have undergone name changes, not Ruins.