The 15 Coolest Themed Bars in America

Location: Dallas

This cantina has a big selection of craft beers and it's dog themed. There's a dog park in the back where you can hang out with something to eat and drink.

Location: Boston

This indoor bar is designed and furnished entirely in ice. It always stays at a brisk 21°F.

Location: Austin, TX

In this bar, it's Christmas all year long! No seriously, the inside is covered in seasonal decorations and they throw ugly Christmas sweater parties whenever they want.

Location: Seattle

If the candy-colored walls and furniture don't draw you into this bar, the circus-themed features and crazy taxidermy definitely will.

Location: New Orleans

The Carousel Bar & Lounge is really cool because it actually does rotate! But don't worry, it moves very slowly.

Location: San Francisco

If you want an adventure, check out this tiki bar that has a live band playing in a lagoon in the middle of a pool. They also serve some wild rum drinks that are as fun to look at as they are to drink.

Location: Fort Lauderdale, FL

Made to look like a shipwreck, this underwater bar has mermaids swimming in the windows on Fridays and Saturdays.

Location: Brooklyn, NY

Doctor Who fans will flip for this bar that includes its own TARDIS and a Whovian-themed cocktail menu.

Location: Portland, OR

This bar is horror-themed and uses local art and scary decor to adorn the space. When it's not a dance night, you can expect metal, burlesque, ritual performance art, live music, art classes, and tarot readings.

Location: Atlanta

This crazy church- and religion-themed bar might be the strangest place you'll ever be in your life — but it's so worth it. Religious folk art plasters the walls and an organ is often used for singing sessions.

Location: Minneapolis, MN

If you're a zombie-lover, Donny Dirk’s Zombie Den is the place for you. The spooky decor is fun and the drinks are excellent.

Location: Nashville

Have a drink among the lush greenery of the Greenhouse Bar. The area has tons of space if you want to bring a big group.

Location: Washington DC

If you love the '80s, you'll definitely obsessed over this bar filled with nostalgic board games and whimsical cocktails.

Location: New Orleans

Yes, this is a blacksmith-themed bar in the French Quarter. Built between 1722 and 1732, this is one of the oldest buildings in the area. It was originally an actual blacksmith shop that was used to smuggle treasures from Barataria Bay.

Location: San Francisco

Watch classic film noir movies and enjoy the old-school decor of this bar that takes you back in time. The dark silhouettes and vintage furniture make you feel like you're in a movie yourself.