Guidebook for Dallas
Drinks & Nightlife
Best old fashion in town! Live music on most Thursday's and Friday's!
12 locals recommend
Parker Barrow's Craft House and Deli
338 W Davis StBest old fashion in town! Live music on most Thursday's and Friday's!
WhiteHall Exchange
500 N Bishop AveGreat food and adult beverages!
Ten Bells Tavern
232 W 7th St Local pup! Very low key
Small Brewpub
333 JeffersonGreat craft beers and food!
Dos Equis Pavilion
1818 1st AveThe House of Blues Dallas
2200 N Lamar StVerizon Theatre
1001 Texas Trust WayThe Ginger Man Dallas
2718 Boll StAmazing beer selection. Live music on select weekends!
American Airlines Center
2500 Victory Pk LnThe Kessler Theater
1230 W Davis StJettison
1878 Sylvan AveShopping
Bishop Arts District
414 W Davis StNeighborhood shopping, dining, and night life!
http://www.northparkcenter.com/pages/northpark-history
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In the early 1960s, Dallas developer Raymond D. Nasher leased a 97-acre cotton field on the edge of town to build what would become the largest climate-controlled retail center in the world. While cows grazed across the street, NorthPark Center took shape as a work of art with clean, modern lines and open space to display the developer's fine art collection incorporated into the design. On July 22, 1965, NorthPark Center officially opened with four anchors - Neiman Marcus, Woolworths, Titche-Goettinger and the largest JCPenney store in the Southwest.
Since that day, NorthPark Center has defined retail in the Southwest. Today NorthPark is consistently ranked among the top five shopping destinations in the country and, with more than 26 million visitors annually, has been named the top attraction in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex by the Dallas Business Journal and as one of the "7 Retail Wonders of the Modern World" by Shopping Centers Today. NorthPark's present anchors - Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Macy's and Dillard's - consistently perform at the top of their respective brands in sales volume.
In 1995 Raymond D. Nasher sold his stake in NorthPark Center to his daughter, Nancy A. Nasher, and her husband, David J. Haemisegger, who continue a bold legacy. They completed a 1.2-million-square-foot, $250 million expansion in 2006, returning to Omniplan, the architectural firm that originally designed NorthPark Center, to shape the expansion. The result utilized the sensibilities of the original design and materials, including a million bricks specially made in NorthPark's signature white color.
597 locals recommend
NorthPark Center
8687 N US 75-Central Expy 1000http://www.northparkcenter.com/pages/northpark-history
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In the early 1960s, Dallas developer Raymond D. Nasher leased a 97-acre cotton field on the edge of town to build what would become the largest climate-controlled retail center in the world. While cows grazed across the street, NorthPark Center took shape as a work of art with clean, modern lines and open space to display the developer's fine art collection incorporated into the design. On July 22, 1965, NorthPark Center officially opened with four anchors - Neiman Marcus, Woolworths, Titche-Goettinger and the largest JCPenney store in the Southwest.
Since that day, NorthPark Center has defined retail in the Southwest. Today NorthPark is consistently ranked among the top five shopping destinations in the country and, with more than 26 million visitors annually, has been named the top attraction in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex by the Dallas Business Journal and as one of the "7 Retail Wonders of the Modern World" by Shopping Centers Today. NorthPark's present anchors - Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Macy's and Dillard's - consistently perform at the top of their respective brands in sales volume.
In 1995 Raymond D. Nasher sold his stake in NorthPark Center to his daughter, Nancy A. Nasher, and her husband, David J. Haemisegger, who continue a bold legacy. They completed a 1.2-million-square-foot, $250 million expansion in 2006, returning to Omniplan, the architectural firm that originally designed NorthPark Center, to shape the expansion. The result utilized the sensibilities of the original design and materials, including a million bricks specially made in NorthPark's signature white color.
Target
9440 Marsh LnHighland Park
High end boutique shopping
Galleria Dallas
13350 Dallas PkwyEntertainment & Activities
Local municipal golf course in our neighborhood. They recently completed a multimillion dollar improvement project!
24 locals recommend
Stevens Park Golf Course
1005 N Montclair AveLocal municipal golf course in our neighborhood. They recently completed a multimillion dollar improvement project!
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema
1005 S Lamar StUmmm... They have a bar and food... Duh!
Food Scene
Sylvan Thirty
750 Fort Worth AveGreat restaurants!
Chicken Scratch
2303 Pittman StAMAZING outdoor patio for dinner and drinks! Live music too!
Slow Bone BBQ
2234 Irving BlvdOMG! Best BBQ in town! Check hours as they usually close at 3pm.
Hattie's
418 North Bishop AvenueAmazing food and atmosphere! Right in the heart of Bishop Arts!
Numerous restaurants overlooking downtown! Walk to the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge for a romantic stroll overlooking the city lights.
268 locals recommend
Trinity Groves
331 Singleton BlvdNumerous restaurants overlooking downtown! Walk to the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge for a romantic stroll overlooking the city lights.
Stock & Barrel
316 W Davis StI don't eat meatloaf.... but it's amazing here!
Boulevardier
408 N Bishop AvePig Smiley pizza.... OMG! Pepperoni and sausage drizzled with HONEY!
110 locals recommend
Eno's Pizza Tavern
407 N Bishop AvePig Smiley pizza.... OMG! Pepperoni and sausage drizzled with HONEY!
Hunky's
321 N Bishop AveBurgers!!!!
Gloria's Latin Cuisine
3715 Greenville AveSalvadoran & Tex-Mex food! Great patios and atmosphere!
Oddfellows
316 W 7th StGreat breakfast/brunch.... but get there by 9:30am or wait in line!
Bolsa
Tillman's Roadhouse
324 W 7th StSteaks and smores for dessert!
Dallas Grilled Cheese Co. (Bishop Arts)
310 W 7th StMust I say more....
Emporium Pies
314 N Bishop AveDa bomb!
Pier 247
247 W Davis StOysters!!!
C. Señor
330 W Davis StWalk-up dining with outside tables. Cuban sandwiches!
Welcome to our kitchen where we create traditional Korean comfort food with a modern twist.
bbbop Seoul Kitchen is about sourcing ingredients locally (whenever possible), preparing veggies daily, trimming all meats by hand, and making all of our sauces from scratch.
Whether you’re craving BI BIM BOP, one of our chef crafted rice bowls filled with fresh veggies and savory meats, dreaming of HANSHIK, our classic Korean entrees like our “Heavenly Kalbi" or our “Not Your Mama’s Fried Chicken”, or connecting with your inner Korean self through the art of binge eating delicious ANJU, Korean small plates such as our kimchi fries or handmade dumplings, we think you will agree that bbbop is Seoul food for the soul.
16 locals recommend
bbbop Seoul Kitchen
828 W Davis St Welcome to our kitchen where we create traditional Korean comfort food with a modern twist.
bbbop Seoul Kitchen is about sourcing ingredients locally (whenever possible), preparing veggies daily, trimming all meats by hand, and making all of our sauces from scratch.
Whether you’re craving BI BIM BOP, one of our chef crafted rice bowls filled with fresh veggies and savory meats, dreaming of HANSHIK, our classic Korean entrees like our “Heavenly Kalbi" or our “Not Your Mama’s Fried Chicken”, or connecting with your inner Korean self through the art of binge eating delicious ANJU, Korean small plates such as our kimchi fries or handmade dumplings, we think you will agree that bbbop is Seoul food for the soul.
Best chicken and waffles hands down! The thought of having chicken on my waffle was a bit perplexing but I promise you won't be disappointed! Fried chicken on a waffle, smothered in pepper gravy, and drizzled in syrup! My mouth is watering as I type this.... Go for it! - Oh - and the earlier you arrive the better... this is another hot spot!
24 locals recommend
Jonathon's Oak Cliff
1619 N Beckley AveBest chicken and waffles hands down! The thought of having chicken on my waffle was a bit perplexing but I promise you won't be disappointed! Fried chicken on a waffle, smothered in pepper gravy, and drizzled in syrup! My mouth is watering as I type this.... Go for it! - Oh - and the earlier you arrive the better... this is another hot spot!
Tacodeli
1878 Sylvan AveAwesome breakfast tacos and chips and queso.... breakfast of champions!
Awesome pizza, salads, and sandwiches! Sit and enjoy a glass of wine on the patio! Fun atmosphere!
33 locals recommend
CiboDivino Marketplace
1868 Sylvan AveAwesome pizza, salads, and sandwiches! Sit and enjoy a glass of wine on the patio! Fun atmosphere!
Dine in the iconic Reunion Tower ball overlooking the Dallas skyline! Great sushi and atmosphere!
35 locals recommend
Five Sixty by Wolfgang Puck
300 Reunion Blvd EDine in the iconic Reunion Tower ball overlooking the Dallas skyline! Great sushi and atmosphere!
Harlowe MXM
2823 MainGreat food and an amazing rooftop patio!
Del Frisco's Grille
3232 McKinney AveGreat food! You have to try the coconut cream pie!
Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steakhouse
812 Main StFor a fancy night out on the town!
Sambuca Uptown
2120 McKinney AvenueGreat food with live music!
El Bolero - Design District
1201 Oak Lawn AveGreat Mexican food!
Jalisco Norte
3858 Oak Lawn AveUpscale Mexican food!
Arts & Culture
Great museum located just minutes from the house!
727 locals recommend
Perot Museum of Nature and Science
2201 N Field StGreat museum located just minutes from the house!
Dallas Museum of Art
1717 N Harwood StDallas Symphony Orchestra at Meyerson Symphony Center
2301 Flora StGeorge W. Bush Presidential Center
2943 SMU BoulevardNasher Sculpture Center
2001 Flora StWinspear Opera House
2403 Flora StParks & Nature
People watch, cocktails on a patio, or simply enjoy being in the city center!
884 locals recommend
Klyde Warren Park
2012 Woodall Rodgers FwyPeople watch, cocktails on a patio, or simply enjoy being in the city center!
White Rock Lake
2810 White Rock RdGreat jogging or biking trails!
New York, Texas ZipLine Adventures
7290 Co Rd 4328I've been dying to check this place out!
Katy Trail
Katy TrailJogging and biking path
Sightseeing
Reunion Tower
300 Reunion Blvd EThe Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza
411 Elm StThe Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden
8525 Garland RdThe Dallas World Aquarium
1801 N Griffin StDallas Zoo
614 S Ewing Ave