Parking at Mercury Chophouse in the Entertainment District

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Where to park

Mercury Chophouse – Arlington is on the ninth floor of the Brookhollow Two office tower at 2221 E Lamar Blvd, and guests park in the tower’s garage or its outdoor lot. There is no stadium lot to cross. Park, walk into the lobby, and take the elevator to the ninth floor; the glass doors lettered Mercury Chophouse, Suite 910, are at the top.

The restaurant does not publish a charge for self-parking. If an event night has you unsure, call 817-381-1157 before you leave and the host will tell you what to expect.

The address is 2221 E Lamar Blvd, Suite 910, Arlington, TX 76006. E Lamar Blvd runs east to Highway 360, about a mile away, and connects south to Ballpark Way and the Nolan Ryan Expressway into the stadium district; I-30 is about a mile south.

Free garage and outdoor parking

Parking at the tower is free every evening. Pull up to the tower entrance, hand over the keys and go straight to the elevator. Those are also the two busiest nights of the week for the district, so it helps that the tower keeps its own garage and outdoor lot. Guests self-park at the tower at every service, in the garage or the outdoor lot.

Parking matters most on the Saturdays when both stadiums are busy and the sunset tables are booked for 7 PM; the tower’s garage and outdoor lot sit off the event lots, so the space is there.

From the car to the table

Because the dining room is a top-floor office suite rather than a street-level storefront, look for the office tower, not a restaurant sign at ground level.

The dining room is on the ninth and top floor, with the glass-front wine wall at the entrance and the host stand beyond it; the Boardroom is behind a frosted glass door further in.

Game nights and concerts: why E Lamar is easier

The Entertainment District draws more than 15 million visitors a year, and on a Cowboys, Rangers or concert night most of them are trying to park in the same few lots. Mercury sits just north of that core, on E Lamar Blvd, off the main event parking. Getting in and out is simpler than at a restaurant inside the district.

Times are for ordinary traffic. Add a margin on event nights. The game day dining page walks through timing dinner around a kickoff or first pitch.

Leaving after dinner on an event night

Most weeknight Rangers games start around 7 PM. If you eat at 5:30 and leave by 7, you drive against the incoming crowd. If you eat during the game and leave by 9 PM, before it ends, you miss the surge. Either way the exit is E Lamar Blvd to Highway 360, a mile east, or Ballpark Way to I-30, a mile south, without touching the stadium lots. The garage and the outdoor lot are steps from the door.

If you are dining before a Cowboys game, remember that most kickoffs are on Sunday, when the restaurant is closed; the game-night routine above applies to Thursday, Monday and Saturday games. Concert nights at AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field follow the same pattern, with crowds building over the hours before showtime.

Rideshare and drop-off

Give the driver 2221 E Lamar Blvd, Arlington, TX 76006 and ask for the main entrance of the Brookhollow Two tower. Because the address is an office building, tell the driver you are going to the tower entrance; the restaurant is on the ninth floor in Suite 910. For the return trip, a pickup at the tower entrance is off the district’s main streets, which on a game night is worth a great deal. The quick answer on parking covers the essentials in a paragraph, and the hours and directions page has routes from each highway.