Dallas 2019 Holiday Gift Guide: Curated Local Treasures
Whether you’re shopping for a partner, a family member, or a friend, Dallas offers unique gifts that capture the spirit of the city. Here are our top picks for the holiday season:
- Nothing says Texas like a pair of cowboy boots or a cowboy hat. Choose authentic western wear at Wild Bill’s Western Store in the West End District for Southern‑hearted locals or out‑of‑state visitors looking for the perfect souvenir.
- Indulge coffee connoisseurs with locally roasted beans from Full City Rooster in the Cedars. Their selections come from environmentally conscious farms and are Fair Trade certified. Pick whole‑bean or ground roasts to suit any palate.
- Handmade soaps and candles are a classic gift that never disappoints. White Rock Soap Gallery in Lake Highlands and the Bishop Arts District specializes in vegan, all‑natural products. Their Swag Box lets you curate a personalized holiday present.
- For the modern man, Mizzen+Main offers dress shirts that blend style and comfort. Moisture‑wicking, wrinkle‑resistant, and machine‑washable, these shirts reduce dry‑cleaning costs. Their flagship store sits in West Village, Uptown.
- Sweet‑tooth shoppers will love a custom chocolate box from Kate Weiser Chocolate in Trinity Groves or NorthPark Center. Create your own assortment or order “Carl the Snowman,” a chocolate figure filled with hot‑cocoa mix and marshmallows—featured on Oprah’s favorites list.
- Show off Dallas pride with themed swag from Bullzerk. With six locations—including the Lower Greenville flagship, Dallas Farmers Market, and Galleria Dallas—you’ll find t‑shirts, hats, accessories, and more.
- Fashion‑savvy recipients deserve high‑quality denim. Deep Ellum Denim in Deep Ellum offers stylish, well‑fitting jeans for both men and women.
- Quirky gift seekers will appreciate We Are 1976 in the Bishop Arts District, a treasure trove of unique stationery, printed art, homeware, and custom‑designed paper goods from an in‑house graphic design studio.
- Beauty lovers can treat themselves to services at The Brow Project in the Cedars, led by renowned makeup artist Nicole Blankentship. Offer microblading or lip blushing for an unforgettable experience.
- Enjoy craft brew cheer with a case of Dallas Blonde Ale from Deep Ellum Brewing Co. or a 12‑pack of variety ciders from Bishop Cider Co. Both are available nationwide.
- Baseball aficionados will appreciate Warstic in Deep Ellum, offering bats, batting gloves, apparel, and custom‑made wood bats tailored to players of all ages.
- Gift the indulgence of French macarons from JOY Macarons in Oak Cliff and Lower Greenville. Choose from flavors like Honey & Lavender or Butter Pecan for a delightful assortment.
- Support local artists with a piece from Neighborhood, a store and gallery in the Bishop Arts District. Their 56‑Foot Wall Gallery features a new artist each month, plus handmade furniture and decor.
- If you’re unsure, a season‑ticket subscription to one of Dallas’s premier cultural institutions—Dallas Summer Musicals, Dallas Opera, Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Dallas Black Dance Theatre, or Dallas Theater Center—provides year‑round entertainment.




