Fall is the season for culinary discovery, and Dallas’s newest dining spots are ready to impress. Below is a hand‑picked list of 13 restaurants that bring fresh, innovative flavors to the city this season. 1. Partenope Ristorante Downtown Partenope Ristorante delivers a refined Italian experience with house‑made paninis, crisp calamari, and Neapolitan‑style pizzas. Its elegant atmosphere makes it a perfect choice for a special night out. 2. 77 Degrees Knox/Henderson District Step onto 77 Degrees

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

Bar crawls and pub crawls are well‑known, but Dallas has taken the idea to a new level with the Margarita Mile—a hand‑picked tour of the city’s finest margaritas. We’ve just added several new stops, giving you fresh neighborhoods to explore and more exceptional margs to taste. Before heading out, download the Margarita Mile app and unlock exclusive check‑in rewards. Jalisco NorteOak Lawn Kick off your adventure in Oak Lawn at the Rita Champ. This rosé‑infused Mexican lemonade blends the crisp no

The flagship Neiman Marcus store in downtown Dallas has unveiled its annual holiday windows, drawing visitors into a dazzling blend of fashion, art, and seasonal décor. For over a century, Neiman Marcus has been a Dallas landmark. The store opened in 1907, and in 1937 the first Stanley Marcus Holiday Tree was introduced, becoming a lasting symbol of the festive display that continues to grace the Palladium window on Ervay Street. Each year, rare and unique pieces are woven into the theme, and 20

HistoryThe African American Museum of Dallas, a landmark of institutional and communal enterprise, marks over four decades of excellence in art, education, and community development. Originally opened in 1974 as part of the Special Collections at the Zale Library of Bishop College—a historically black institution that closed in 1988—the museum has continually innovated, becoming the sole Southwest venue to house an extensive permanent collection that spans Folk Art, Black Renaissance paintings,

Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic – Jan. 1, 2020. The 12th Annual NHL Winter Classic will take place at the Dallas Stars’ home rink for the first time. All tickets are sold out, but fans can watch the live broadcast on NBC 5 at 1 p.m. WWE Friday Night SmackDown – Jan. 24, 2020. The iconic WWE SmackDown event will be staged live at the American Airlines Center, featuring superstars such as Roman Reigns, King Corbin, and Sasha Banks. Harlem Globetrotters – Feb. 22, 2020. This family‑friendly spectacl

If rain or snow keeps you inside, there are still plenty of engaging activities for adults in Dallas. Explore these curated indoor adventures that promise fun, community, and a chance to try something new. 1. Stay cooped up in your house for too long and youll be ready to get out and release some energy. Get physical and recapture middle school glory with Dallas Dodgeball, located at the Walnut Hill Recreation Center in North Dallas. Open play is available on select Monday and Thursday nights or

1. Break Your New Years Resolution at Milk & CreamLower GreenvilleWhen green smoothies and fresh salads start to feel routine, head to Milk & Cream and treat yourself to an ice‑cream‑filled donut sandwich—a playful way to break your healthy‑eating resolution. 2. Savor a Bloody Mary at Anvil PubDeep EllumBegin your Sunday brunch at Anvil Pub with a hearty breakfast menu and a legendary Bloody Mary topped with bacon‑cheeseburger sliders, sausage, cheese, celery, beef jerky, and shrimp. 3.

As 2024 approaches, the New Year offers a prime opportunity to reset, renew, and thrive. Dallas is ready to support your ambitions with vibrant food, fitness, savings, and adventure options. Resolution #1: Eat Healthy Choosing nourishing meals can feel daunting when you’re pressed for time. If cooking isn’t on the menu, head to True Food Kitchen in North Dallas for seasonal, plant‑based dishes and cocktails crafted from fresh‑pressed fruit and vegetable juices. For a playful twist, visit Cosmic

Looking to stay stylish, protect your budget, and reduce your environmental footprint? Sustainable shopping—especially secondhand—has become a cornerstone of modern fashion. Dallas residents are embracing the ‘No New Clothes’ pledge, and this guide spotlights the city’s most reputable vintage, like‑new, and budget‑friendly shops. Vintage Flea Style3009 Commerce St, Dallas, TX 75226Inside this Deep Ellum boutique, you’ll find curated vintage, handmade, and one‑of‑a‑kind pieces sourced from over 8

A new year often brings fresh resolutions focused on health, fitness, and personal growth. But why not add a new goal: immerse yourself in live music? Dallas is a vibrant hub for concerts in 2020, offering everything from iconic legends to fresh chart‑toppers. Whether you’re a country fan or a nostalgic throwback enthusiast, these events promise unforgettable memories. Celine Dion: Courage World Tour (Feb. 3) – Fresh off her Vegas residency, the prolific Canadian artist will perform hits from C

Header photo credit: Crow Museum of Asian Art. Dallas is renowned for its vibrant museum scene, largely thanks to the steady influx of fresh, engaging exhibits. As the new year begins, here’s a curated look at nine standout shows hitting the city in 2020. Latino Cultural Center Jan. 18 – Mar. 18, 2020Featured is *The Dreamer/Parallel Universe: The Works of Armando Sebastian*, a limited‑time collection that blends 1990s club culture with Latinx music and fashion through vivid paintings. Admission

1. Happiest HourDallas’s largest patio lounge, Happiest Hour, hosts its Big Game Watch Party with game‑day favorites, a beer tower, halftime giveaways, and more. With over 25 TVs and ample space, it’s ideal for a friends’ gathering. Seating is first‑come, first‑served, so arrive early to secure a spot. 2. The Owners Box at the Omni DallasFor an authentic sports‑bar vibe, head to The Owners Box. The bar features a robust beer selection, multiple TVs, and a centerpiece 16‑foot screen. The Big Game

This February, Dallas hosts a series of events that honor Black History Month, showcasing the rich history and lasting contributions of African Americans to our culture, society, and shared heritage. Experience the Black History Month Film Series at the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum. On Feb. 9, watch 42 and on Feb. 16, see Selma—cinematic portraits of true events that highlight pivotal moments in American history. On Feb. 7, visit the South Dallas Cultural Center for the free show A

If your New Year’s resolution has veered off course—or you’re unsure if it’s still alive—don’t beat yourself up. There’s still time to refocus and give it another go. If a key goal was to eat better, or if you’re simply hunting for fresh, nutritious bites, explore Dallas’s top healthy‑friendly spots below.Flower Child5450 W Lovers Ln #133, Dallas, TX 752092101 Cedar Springs Road Suite R100, Dallas, TX 752015959 Royal Lane, Unit #542, Dallas, TX 75230Flower Child blends a boho‑chic vibe with a me

Dallas is a fitness playground, yet we’ve hand‑picked studios that are locally owned, conveniently located, and exude a distinct Dallas vibe. Vital Fitness Studio Downtown Staying at The Joule? Drop by Vital Fitness Studio, tucked beneath the hotel’s stylish lobby. The studio’s premium amenities—including cold towels, rainfall showers, and a full slate of cycling, HIIT, TRX, boxing, and yoga—make it a top choice. Non‑hotel guests can join, and the first class is only $10. Terlingo Oak Lawn On t

Spring has arrived early in Dallas, and whether the temperatures rise or not, the city offers a wealth of activities for families and friends. If your kids are on break or you’re simply looking for a unique outing, explore these Dallas gems. 1. Explore Ancient Fossils at the Perot Museum: You have a few weeks left to visit Origins: Fossils from the Cradle of Humankind before it closes on March 22. The exhibit showcases two remarkable specimens—Karabo and Neo—from Johannesburg, South Africa, dati

Celebrate National Margarita Day with the Margarita Mile – Your Ultimate Dallas Guide The Margarita Mile is the star of National Margarita Day. Plan ahead to hit the stops, sip special cocktails, and indulge in food deals along the way. Download the Margarita Mile app. Visit the App Store or Google Play, install the app, and you’ll have a map of Dallas’ hottest margarita venues, real‑time specials, and exclusive event info. As a bonus, any check‑in on Saturday, Feb. 22 enters you into a drawing

Mentioning Mardi Gras instantly conjures images of young revelers in search of plastic beads, but Dallas‑area eateries offer more than just the hype. From New Orleans‑style bistro fare to buttery beignets and a traditional King Cake, these spots let you indulge in rich, flavorful dishes before the Lenten fast begins. NOLA BrasserieDowntown DallasNOLA Brasserie brings a slice of Bourbon Street to Main Street. Nestled in the Westin’s Downtown Dallas hotel, the upscale bistro is helmed by a chef wi

Welcome to Dallas in March 2020 Pack your bags, gather friends, and experience the sunny Texas capital this spring. Must‑See Museum Visit the Crow Museum of Asian Art at the University of Texas at Dallas for the new exhibition Beili Liu One And Another. Two installations explore themes of human connection and will be on display through August 2020. Explore Lower Greenville Lower Greenville is the go‑to spot for St. Patrick’s Day in Dallas. After the morning parade, the neighborhood turns into a