Explore the history and future of Dallas all in one place. Southern Dallas is also home to the State Fair of Texas, a 24-day frenzy of crazy fried food creations, concerts and family-friendly fun on the Midway.
Once one of Dallas' best hidden treats, this two-block former warehouse area sits in the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Southern Dallas. It's home to more than 60 boutiques, restaurants, bars, coffee shops and galleries, making it one of Dallas' most unique (and not-so-secret) districts.
Sit in the spot where Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested. This historic theatre shows a wide range of hard-to-see movies, and hosts several film festivals throughout the year.
Redesigned in 2011, this public golf course is known as Little Augusta. The beautiful course features 18 holes and sits within a popular residential area in Kessler Park.
Named one of the "20 Best Zoos" by USA Today, the Dallas Zoo is the largest zoological experience in Texas. Take a tour of the 106-acre park that features thousands of animals, stop by the education department that offers programs for all ages and visit the Giants of the Savanna Exhibit - and don't forget to check out the new hippo exhibit while you're there.
Experience the diverse and lively arts community at the Bishop Arts Theatre Center. It's known for its inspiring theater performances, upbeat jazz concerts and educational programs.
Jen Mauldin is known for her work as an interior designer for years. Her new gallery helps new and local artists show off their work of contemporary art that's worth taking a visit to see.
The Kessler is one of the best music venues in Dallas. With its intimate setting, hear from both local and national artists that are sure to impress you.
Experience delicious Latin cuisine inside a restored fire station in the heart of the Bishop Arts District. Pupusas (stuffed handmade corn tortillas) are a must-try.
Zen Sushi offers innovative sushi and other Japanese creations from award-winning Chef Michelle Carpenter. Call ahead to arrange a special 10-course Omakase meal.
Come for a cup of single-origin or hand-brewed coffee at Oddfellows. Their popular breakfast menu is a must during any visit to the Bishop Arts District, so come early and grab a seat on the patio.
This French-Inspired Bistro offers one of the largest wine selections in town. Order your favorite wine and a dozen oysters from the rotating raw bar.
Try one of the near-perfect, foodie-inspired and hipster-approved grilled cheese sandwiches from Dallas Grilled Cheese Co. The menu features 10 different options with the classic if you're playing it safe, or try the grilled PB&J for a little more adventure.
Come share a meal with your friends and family in this laid-back restaurant. Enjoy your favorite pizza and top it off with a craft beer from their large selection.
Straight from the barbeque capital of Texas, Lockhart Smokehouse brings some of the best brisket and smoked meats to Dallas. Choose from a range of meats and order a couple sides like the blue cheese slaw or deviled eggs.
Lucia serves mouthwatering Italian food that's tucked away in a historic building. The fresh pasta and hand-crafted salami pairs flawlessly with the carefully curated wine list.
Veracruz Café offers authentic flavors of Mexico with European influences for a menu filled with tasty eats. Go for the Jarochitas – a Mexican egg roll or the authentic blue corn enchiladas made with chicken or beef.
Bishop Cider Co. offers tons of craft beer in its laid-back atmosphere. Check out the Tasting Room and try some of these flavorful ciders. Their full, delightful flavors will inevitably have you craving more.
Craving some classic bar food? This is your spot. Stop by on Wednesday nights for Pub Quiz for drink specials all night and a chance to win great prizes.
No matter your budget, Neighborhood Cellar has a bottle of wine for you. The wines taste delectable and there's a friendly atmosphere. Attend their special events like wine tastings or fun food truck meals.
The comfortable, relaxed atmosphere at Whitehall Exchange makes this a great wind down spot after exploring Dallas. Sit outside on the patio for the best people watching spot in the area.
This energetic bar, located on Zang Avenue, offers tasty, American food to pair nicely with your favorite specialty drinks and craft beer. Try the Trashcan Fries, an assortment of several types of fries, and Bucket of Love, chewy bacon over brown sugar, for a foodie experience you won't soon forget.
This specialty pie shop is in the central part of the Bishop Arts District. Try pies like Cloud 9, a decadent customer favorite or the Drunken Nut, a perfect pie before walking it off with a stroll.
From to pie to cake, Cretia's Bakery has it all. Their delicious deserts like Grandma's Seven Minute Cream Cheese Icing will dazzle your taste buds.
Manufacturer, distributor, and retailer of chocolate inspired creations, Dude, Sweet Chocolate never ceases to impress with their inventive and experimental chocolate. Their accommodating and super friendly service is another piece that makes them stand out.
This Latin Coffee Shop is known for its tasty treats and delicious coffee. Try their acai bowls, smoothies, and scrumptious flan to make your taste buds dance.
Grab a new book and an evening drink at The Wild Detectives. Wild Detectives is known for hosting fun events through out the year, so check see what speakers and book presentations are on the calendar.
Stop in to Fete-ish if you're in need for a hilarious, unique gift. Their huge selection of items makes it hard not get just one thing! This eclectic, little shop is the highlight to any Bishop Arts trip. Don't miss the local and handmade art on the walls.
See the local artistry at the always-friendly Bishop Street Market. Their local goods include candles, books, clocks and kitchen accessories and are great gifts to take back home.
This men and women's boutique specializes in premium denim and luxury sportswear. Indigo 1745 provides a home away from home vibe which makes it feel like their clothes should already be in your closet. Come check out this store for great service and trendy outfits.
This eclectic store has neat items from industrial tools to small furniture. All together, these rougher antiques have an inimitable story that fills the air, and you never know what you'll find at M'antiques. Enjoy a beer while you shop.
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Looking for graphic design work or a letterpress studio? If so, check out We Are 1976! It's a fantastic place to get a fantastic print to hang on your bedroom well. The vibrant store has a hipster feel and We are 1976 is a wonderful place to meet creative people.
