BEST NEW RESTAURANTS IN WEST VILLAGE: NOW OPEN– MIDICI

Just opened in the West Village is MidiCi, a Neapolitan pizza company with cooking styles of the old world, and decorative flair of the new. The center staged kitchen, known as “the heart” features wood-fired ovens, heated to nearly 1,000 degrees, to cook pizza in the original way the Italians did 300 years ago. The intense heat of the oven means lunch or dinner is ready in only 90 seconds! MidiCi features a unique indoor fixture – a live black olive tree – nestled within the dining area. The kitchen uses all natural ingredients and it shows. A must have is the Margherita pizza; tomato, fresh mozzarella, olive oil, and a touch of basil. The flavor bursts in your mouth with each bite and leaves you wanting more. As a post-Neapolitan pizza treat, don’t miss an espresso made from The Athena; a handcrafted machine that lets you hear each drop of delicious espresso as it creates perfection in a cup – just the way it is served in Naples, Italy.

BEST NEW RESTAURANTS IN UPTOWN DALLAS: NOW OPEN – PI8 BISTRO & ART GALLERY

McKinney Avenue in Uptown is hopping with new restaurants. One of the must-visits has a distinctive feature. Pl8 Bistro incorporates an art gallery, boasting multiple types of artwork from local and national artists. Like a particular piece? Take it home. All art is available for purchase. Pl8 offers dish favorites from all over the world on both their lunch and dinner menus. There is certainly something for everyone, from vegetarian and gluten-free options, to lobster mac and cheese, to a 16-ounce prime ribeye. Seafood lovers will delight in the Clams Casino – baked, stuffed Manila clams with bacon, garlic, bell pepper and breadcrumbs. There is one word for it: YUMMY! Keeping with the seafood theme, you absolutely must try the Bang Bang Grouper. Nothing short of amazing, the dish ties a little spice into the wild caught fish, with Szechuan sauce, sesame seeds, scallions and kimchi glaze. You don’t want to miss it.

BEST NEW RESTAURANTS IN WEST VILLAGE: COMING SOON- VELVET TACO

Let’s talk tacos. Opening in the late summer/early fall is a one of a kind concept founded on the idea that tacos can be served without the accompanying Tex-Mex cuisine. Velvet Taco uses only the freshest ingredients, makes their tortillas in-house, slow roasts their chicken and corn, and makes everything from scratch, creating a taco-palooza of flavor in every bite. Boasting over 20 varieties for the taco lover to choose from, even a connoisseur will find something new to delve into. Want something awesome to try? Backdoor Chicken is where it’s at. Velvet Taco offers an exclusive treat when you knock on the back door of the restaurant. Take $20 cash, knock on the back door, hand them the money, and wait a few minutes. When they return, it will be with a delightful bag of tasty goodness including a whole rotisserie chicken, two sides of elote style rotisserie corn, six corn tortillas, roasted corn pico de gallo, and heat sauce. Worth every penny.

BEST NEW RESTAURANTS IN UPTOWN DALLAS: COMING SSON- CIRCO

Opening in spring 2018 at One Uptown on McKinney Avenue is a concept from the Maccioni family, owners of Le Cirque. Circo will feature two floors of upscale dining along with a resort style pool area and day spa. The 180 seat main dining area encompasses the first floor, with a grand spiral staircase leading to the 70 seat lounge area, including a wraparound outdoor terrace. The highlight of the day resort is the two pools, one of which has a glass bottom, seven private cabanas, and more. The venue offers VIP memberships with exclusive privileges, including priority table seating, private events, and spa services. The menu offers several signature dishes including a prized lobster salad, and the award-winning Trofie Pasta al Pesto. Your taste buds will burst with joy upon tasting the lobster risotto, and you will not want to miss the chocolate soufflé. With 25,000 square feet of spectacular features and amenities, food, wine and fun, Circo is sure to be nothing short of amazing.

COMING SOON TO UPTOWN- SAN MARTIN BAKERY

Coming soon to Uptown is San Martin Bakery and Coffee Bar. The Dallas café will be the first location outside of Guatamala or El Salvador – WOW! The bakery offers pastries, pies, tarts, coffee cakes, and breads. There will be plenty of scrumptious treats to have you returning for more. Stay tuned for information on this sure to shine bakery. Delicious indulgences made fresh – what’s not to love?

From Uptown and the West Village to Deep Ellum and Lower Greenville, Dallas has some of the best places to party and hang out, both for Happy Hour during the week, and turning up the volume (and the heat!) on the weekends. If you’re looking for a new experience, whether you’re from the area or new to town, check out Food Tours of America ’s take on the best clubs in Dallas. You’re guaranteed a great time!

High and Tight

Nestled in the heart of Deep Ellum is a matchless experience. The High and Tight Barbershop and Bar awaits you. Wait…did that say barbershop and bar?! YES! This unique establishment incorporates a 1920s ambiance into both a place to get a trim and a traditional drink from the era. The highly trained staff of mixologists prepare carefully crafted cocktails as you take in the rich sounds of live music. The cocktail menu features drinks inspired by classics from the 1920s. Suggestions include the Goodman and the Barbara Sue. High and Tight also offers a variety of local craft and imported beers. You are sure to find something to suit your taste! Schedule an appointment or make a reservation today!

Truth and Alibi

Everybody likes a good secret, right? This exclusive club on Elm in historic Deep Ellum requires a secret password for entry. The hush-hush speakeasy features signature cocktails such as the aptly named 12:00 A.M. Alibi. Prepared with Grey Goose vodka, lemon juice, strawberry cordial, and finished with champagne, this is a refreshing indulgence for a warm Dallas day (or night!) Truth and Alibi has a standing event every week until June 29, 2018 – Dallas’ Thursday Nights. Visit and Like their Facebook Events page for more information and for the weekly password. Now that the secret is out, don’t miss this elite treat!

The Eberhard

Located in the Knox-Henderson area of Dallas is an appealing venue created by the four great-great grandsons of Eberhard Anheuser. The brilliantly laid out restaurant and pub boasts the longest bar in Dallas, two lounge areas, and a mezzanine overlooking it all. Turning up the volume on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights, The Eberhard features DJs from all over the world! If you like to enjoy Happy Hour and relax after a long day at work, this is your place! Wednesday through Friday, from 4-7 P.M., they feature a 5 for $5 menu, including delicious adult beverages such as “The Pinup,” which is a blend of Texas’ own Deep Eddy Ruby Red Vodka, lime juice, soda, grapefruit juice, and a dust of black pepper. The Eberhard offers the best that Dallas has to offer. You’re certain to find something to love.

Be sure to book a food tour with Food Tours of America to sample the most delicious flavors in Dallas before you head out for a night on the town!

Without a doubt, Dallas has some of the greatest bars. From rooftop patios with scenic views to cozy dive bars, there is a venue out there for everyone’s unique taste. What’s the best part of the bar scene here in the Big D? There is always something new, with the latest and greatest in signature cocktails, local craft beers, hundreds of spirits to choose from and amazing bartenders that will create a concoction of deliciousness that will make your night (or day!) even better!

A couple of our favorites here at Food Tours of America Dallas include The Rustic and Stirr, both with extraordinary staff and outstanding food and beverages. Coming soon is the Canopy Bar, which is sure to delight even the most novice at barhopping! Each location has its own distinctive atmosphere and a menu that will certainly treat your palate. Read on and discover something new about the Dallas bar scene!

THE RUSTIC

Enjoy live music? Likewise, do you love both great food and drinks? This Uptown Dallas bar is the place for you! With local and national artists gracing their stage, The Rustic always delivers! The laid-back atmosphere gives patrons an opportunity to relax and enjoy themselves with friends, family, or even colleagues. Relish in the splendor of the award-winning patio, Pat’s Backyard – named for country music star Pat Green. The sprawling outdoor area is as distinctive as it is spectacular, with comfortable picnic tables, large oak trees for great shade during the summer months, and fire pits for cooler temps, making it the perfect place to come together all year round! Be sure to check out their Calendar of Events for your date of choice, and enjoy the sights and sounds of Uptown Dallas!

Beer Selections

Featuring 40 beers on tap – including 35 local craft beers – even the most seasoned connoisseur certainly will be impressed with the selection at The Rustic! From Deep Ellum Blonde to Oak Highland DF*Dub, both brewed right here in the Big D, to the well known Revolver Blood & Honey out of Granbury, Texas, you are sure to find something to love! The variety doesn’t stop at the tap. The Rustic also offers bottled and canned beers from around the U.S. and beyond.

Texas Spirits

If you like to enjoy spirits from right here in our great state of Texas, you will absolutely love the collection available. Vodka selections include the well-known Deep Eddy and Tito’s. Rebecca Creek, Yellow Rose, Balcones Rumble, Herman Marshall and TX make up an excellent list of Texas’ finest whiskeys. If tequila is your flavor, offerings from Republic and Dulce Vida are on the menu.

Signature Cocktails

Some of the finest selections are found in the Texas Cocktails section of the bar menu. The Rustic offers a variety of recipes for delicious adult beverages, fine-tuned to arouse the interest of your taste buds! A favorite is the Gentleman’s Margarita. Consisting of Herradura Select Barrel Reposado, Paula’s Orange, Gentleman Jack, and Agave, it is enjoyable from the first sip to the last! Want a cocktail that’s even sweeter? Try the Texas Peaches and Pecans. The bartenders whip up a creative fusion of Old Camp Peach Whiskey, Kinsman Apricot, Combier Peche, and toasted pecans. A taste like no other! You are sure to be enchanted!

STIRR

In the heart of Deep Ellum, you’ll find a gem! Stirr offers breathtaking views of downtown Dallas on their beautiful rooftop patio, as well as indoor seating for an intimate night on the town. The venue has plenty of space to relax, unwind, and enjoy a cocktail amid the comfy sofas and chairs on the open air patio, or if you prefer, downstairs you will find a plethora of tables for dining and seats at the bar top, if you prefer to be more up close and personal with the bartenders. Whether you would like to enjoy a craft beer, glass of wine, or a delectable cocktail, this Deep Ellum bar is the perfect place for happy hour, date night, or late night!

Large Format Cocktails

They say everything is bigger in Texas, right? Setting them apart from the rest, Stirr offers large format cocktails for a group to enjoy. Several options are available. Amongst the greatest cocktails to hit the bar scene is the Giant Mule. Think Moscow Mule, but BIG! The Giant Mule is a delicious concoction of Effen Vodka, lime juice, fresh mint, and ginger beer. Another large format option is the Rosé Rita, which is a lusciously sweet blend of Avion Silver tequila, Bijou Rosé, lemon juice, St. Germaine, strawberry puree, and fresh strawberries. Get your group together and share one today!

Beer and Wine

Stirr has a wonderfully commendable wine selection. From whites to reds to prosecco, you are sure to find a varietal to love! Offerings include by the glass options as well as bottles, and from well-known wine regions all over the world. Celebrating? Be sure to ask about a bottle of bubbly! Stirr has sparkling wine and champagne choices available that are something to relish!

Who loves a great tasting, cold beer? For those of you who take pleasure in a wide selection of choices, Stirr has what you’re looking for! With at least 30 options to appreciate and savor, including domestic, import, and craft beers, you can’t miss this! Serve it up!

Stirr Old Fashioned

You haven’t had an Old Fashioned until you’ve had it the Stirr way. It’s made with Knob Creek Rye, honey syrup and Chocolate Mole Bitters. There’s only one way to say it. TASTY! Don’t miss this incredible treat!

CANOPY LOUNGE & ROOFTOP BAR

There are some amazing bars in the West Village, but a new shining star is on the horizon. Opening June 1, 2018, is the Canopy Lounge and Bar. Nestled inside the upcoming Canopy by Hilton Uptown, this is a sight sure to impress! The venue boasts floor to ceiling windows, with stunning panoramic views of the beautiful Dallas skyline. This boutique hotel brings with it a remarkable blend of modern and vintage wrapped up into one. You will be sure to take pleasure in the European style artisanal food, along with craft and local beers, wine and delightful cocktails. Don’t miss out on the ultimate experience! Book now for dates starting in June and treat yourself to a weekend getaway!

Join us on a food tour at Food Tours of America Dallas to sample from these amazing Dallas bars!

Monday: Open Mic Night at Poor David’s Pub

Poor David’s Pub is a Dallas musical institution, celebrating its 40^th anniversary this year! Most nights, you can see talented professional musicians playing an eclectic mix of rock, country, and folk, but on Monday nights, they open the stage to professionals and amateurs alike. Poor David’s Monday open mic is legendary for giving all kinds of musicians a jumping off point to performing live. If you like to jam out, bring an instrument and sign up to play at 7:00 PM. If you’re more of a listener, come at 7:30 and enjoy a wide variety of music, maybe even discovering a new favorite! Visit https://www.poordavidspub.com/ for more information!

Poor David’s Pub, 1313 South Lamar Street

Tuesday: Dance Lessons at Round-Up Saloon

Recognized by the Dallas Observer as the best place to scoot your boots, Round-Up Saloon always promises a great time. If you want to up your game on the dance floor, Round-Up’s dance lessons are the thing to do. Including both couples dance and line dancing, these lessons are free and fun! The lessons start at 8:30 PM and once they’re over, the floor opens up, and you can show off your new two-steppin’ skills under the light of their LED Texas. Visit www.roundupsaloon.com/dance-lessons/ for more information and a schedule!

Round-Up Saloon, 3912 Cedar Springs Road

Wednesday: See A Show at Dallas Theater Center

Winner of the 2017 Regional Theatre Tony Award, Dallas Theater Center presents a variety of shows every season at the highest level of theatrical quality. From Tony-award winning plays and musicals to fresh takes on ancient Greek tragedies, Dallas Theater Center offers something for everyone. Go see a show on a Wednesday night; it’s still the same caliber of performance, but you can get tickets for a lower price! Visit www.dallastheatercenter.org for their season schedule!

Performances held at the:  Wyly Theater, 2400 Flora Street   -or-   Kalita Humphreys Theater, 3636 Turtle Creek Boulevard

Thursday: Good Luck Karaoke at Twilite Lounge

Twilite Lounge is a laidback bar and music venue in Deep Ellum, but on Thursday nights, it turns into the location of some of the best karaoke in the city. Good Luck Karaoke, a party entertainment service, runs four hours of wicked karaoke where anyone can get up on stage and perform their favorite songs. If you’re looking for a place to just let go and enjoy yourself, karaoke at Twilite Lounge is the place for you. Even if you’re not a big karaoke fan, after a couple tasty drinks, you may find it hard to resist the urge to sign yourself up and have a great time.

Twilite Lounge, 2640 Elm Street

Friday: Late Nights at the Dallas Museum of Art

Every third Friday of the month, the Dallas Museum of Art stays open until midnight for a multitude of special events as well as general museum viewing. There are performances, special film screenings, tours, concerts, and many other things, all only done during these Late Nights. In addition, you can explore the museum and all its exhibits at your own pace. This is definitely one of the classiest events available in Dallas, and you can support unique, wonderful artists. Visit https://www.dma.org/programs/late-nights for more information and specific descriptions of the upcoming Late Night!

Dallas Museum of Art, 1717 North Harwood

Saturday: Concert at The Prophet Bar

In the slightly grungy, somewhat divey atmosphere of The Prophet Bar, great music is played. Most artists performing at The Prophet Bar are relatively new to the music scene and relatively unknown, meaning that you get to see some great up-and-comers. The venue also brings in touring artists looking for a unique place to perform in Dallas, and this Deep Ellum joint definitely delivers that. This is one of the places to come to discover new, niche bands, and maybe you’ll even be able to brag one day that you “knew them when.” Visit www.thedoordallas.com for details and a performance calendar!

The Prophet Bar, 2548 Elm Street

Sunday: Garden Tea at the Dallas Arboretum

Sometimes you just want to feel fancy, and for those times, there’s Garden Tea at the Dallas Arboretum. This is a three-course tea service presented in the beautiful DeGolyer Tea Room. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the arboretum, planted with seasonal flowers and foliage, you can enjoy soups, tea sandwiches, and sweets like scones, and, of course, tea! This event does require reservations at least 26 hours in advance, so make the choice to visit a couple days before! (That also gives you time to get yourself a fancy garden hat, which is optional, but will definitely make this event more fun) Visit www.dallasarboretum.org/visit/dining/seated-teas for more information and to book your tickets!

The Dallas Arboretum, 8525 Garland Road

Now that you have the basics for fun things to do in Dallas each night of the week, you are free to plan around these events.  Try one of our food tours or do more exploration of the city!  Either way, we’ll see you around.

Dallas has some absolutely incredible food. From Uptown Dallas restaurants by famous chefs like Stephen Pyles to some of the original Tex-Mex and barbecue that’ll make your mouth water just from the smell, there are a ton of awesome places to eat. So many, in fact, that it can be a little overwhelming to pick just one!

If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the number of killer restaurants in Dallas, this guide is here to help. If you’re looking to discover unique restaurants in Dallas, this guide is here to help. If you read this guide and think, “They all sound good!” (or maybe that should be when you read this list), then this guide is here to help most of all, with a promo for 10% off a tour using code ‘BIG10‘ with Food Tours of America.

Food Tours of America is a locally-owned business with daily food tours in the Uptown neighborhood of Dallas. All the restaurants in this guide are featured on a Food Tours of America tour, as well as many other excellent eateries! 

Baboush

This award-winning Moroccan-Lebanese eatery in the West Village has been a popular place for tasty food and live entertainment since opening almost seven years ago. Its intimate interior, styled after the markets of Morocco, makes it the perfect place for a dinner with friends or a first date night. This restaurant is a hot place to go in the evening, so reservations are recommended for dinner. Generally, lunchtime is less busy, but it never hurts to call and make sure. You wouldn’t want to miss this mouth-watering food because you can’t get a table!

Favorite Appetizer: Spread Platter to Share

This appetizer at Baboush follows the same theory as Food Tours of America: why limit yourself? Instead of ordering one of their tasty spreads, this platter to share allows you to try all three! These are a creamy (and vegan!) garbanzo bean hummus, a refreshing Moroccan sweet tomato spread with orange blossom water and cinnamon, and a pomegranate babaganoush, where grilled eggplant makes the perfect base for jalapeño, lemon juice, pomegranate, and more. Ample amounts of fresh pita bread make this appetizer easy to devour and enjoy.

Favorite Main Dish: Chicken Shawerma Hummus

Shawerma is a method of preparing meat in Middle Eastern cuisine, and it’s a method that’s done perfectly in Baboush’s chicken shawerma hummus. The chicken maintains its moisture and flavor due to marinating in Lebanese spices, lemon juice, garlic, and olive oil before being roasted on a spit. After cooking and slicing it, the chicken is served on a bed of hummus and topped with pickles and pine nuts. Juicy and rich, this shawerma is excellent spooned onto pita or eaten with a fork right off of the plate!

Favorite Drink: Pine-Cardamom Martini

Although Baboush has a traditional full bar, they also offer a number of signature cocktails meant to pair perfectly with their Moroccan-Lebanese food. One interesting drink is their pine-cardamom. This simple cocktail, akin to a martini, is only one liquid: vodka. The vodka is infused with roasted pineapple and charred cardamom, a process that traditionally lasts from one to two days. This is a strong drink, but one that perfectly complements the flavors of Baboush’s fabulous cuisine. 

Pecan Lodge

Pecan Lodge, located in Deep Ellum, one of Dallas’ most historic and vibrant neighborhoods, is the #1 most awarded barbecue joint in the city. They use old-school family recipes and the freshest ingredients, making everything from scratch, from the meat smoked in their BBQ pit burning 24 hours a day to their huge list of traditional sides. Be warned, Pecan Lodge is only open during lunch hours Tuesday-Thursday, and the line is looooong for their Firday and Saturday dinners. But once the first bite hits your mouth, you’ll know why the line is so long and you’ll be glad you waited!

Favorite Main Dish: The “Pitmaster” Sandwich

Honestly, you can’t go wrong with any of the main dishes here at Pecan Lodge. They’re all cooked in their amazing BBQ pit and smothered in delectable spices and sauces. But if you’re indecisive, the “Pitmaster” is the sandwich for you. Brisket, pulled pork, and sausage all get in this sandwich and are then topped with slaw, bbq sauce, and fresh jalapeños. This sandwich has it all: tender meat, spice, sweetness, and the need for a big napkin once you’re all done!

Favorite Side: Mac ‘N Cheese

Now most of us have eaten a lot of mac ‘n cheese in our lives, but we haven’t all had mac ‘n cheese like Pecan Lodge does it. This gooey, salty deliciousness is the perfect complement to any juicy barbecued main dish. They offer their sides in singles, pints, or quarts, and even though the quart is probably meant for groups, nobody could judge you for ordering a quart of this mac ‘n cheese and taking it home to eat with every meal. But it’s going to taste best when eaten with Pecan Lodge BBQ and a big group of friends.

Rj Mexican Cantina

It probably goes without saying that there’s tons of Mexican joints in Dallas, but if you want fresh food for with something for everyone surrounded by beautiful history, Rj Mexican Cantina is the place to go. Opened in the West End Historic District in 2004, Rj offers a wide variety of food with a Mexican twist. They are known for their fajitas that come out from the kitchen sizzling. Every bite you eat at Rj will be complex and dynamic, freshly prepared and carefully crafted, and ready for you to dig right in!

Favorite Appetizer: Guacamole

Guacamole is best when it’s made fresh with fresh ingredients. Rj realizes this, and so that’s exactly the way they make it. This avocado-based dip has a hint of spice and a ton of flavor. Rj’s chips are also the perfect serving method for this guac; they are lightly salty and have just the right amount of crisp, but they’re strong enough to hold a big scoop of this delightful guacamole!

Favorite Main Dish: Chimichanga

The list of favorite main dishes at Rj is a long one, but this chimichanga is definitely at the top. Filled with picadillio beef, Oaxaca cheese, and mushroom ragout, this stuffed and fried tortilla is rich and flavorful. But if those fillings aren’t succulent enough for you, the chimichanga is smothered with their housemade queso, chile con carne, and fresh avocado. A chimichanga at Rj will definitely not leave you hungry, but it will definitely leave you happy!

Favorite Drink: Margarita On The Rocks

Margaritas are basically a staple drink in Texas. We drink them so often we barely think about it anymore. But the margarita on the rocks at Rj is good enough to make you take notice! A perfect addition to any meal, or even outstanding on its own (they have $5 margaritas during their SEVEN HOUR long happy hour!), this margarita is a must-have. ¡Salud!

Tillman’s Roadhouse

Tillman’s started out in 1992 as Tillman’s Corner, opened by husband and wife team Ricky and Sara. Ever since then, this Bishop Arts restaurant has attracted diners with its inviting vibe and modern twist on Texas comfort food. With a large menu of dinner items, a fantastic brunch, and an extensive list of cocktails, Tillman’s Roadhouse is a place where everyone can get together. Whether you want to eat a steak or a salad or just enjoy some shared plates with family and friends, you can head to Bishop Arts and visit Tillman’s!

Favorite Main Dish: Clementine Barbecue River Salmon

One of executive chef’s Michael Morabito signature dishes, this salmon packs a ton of flavor into a lighter dish. A fresh cut of river salmon comes topped with a caramel apple slaw and a crème fraiche, all placed on a sweet onion latke. The slaw and crème fraiche create a light glaze on the fish, giving it many dimensions while still letting the flavor of the fish sign through. The latke gives the dish a unique texture as well as a unique taste, bringing all the elements together to make one great elevated comfort food.

Favorite Dessert: Tableside S’mores

When you think of a dessert that evokes a memory, s’mores come to mind immediately. Sitting around the campfire, singing, laughing, and making a mess, s’mores are not only very tasty but are also the ultimate in joy and comfort. Tillman’s tableside s’mores take all the elements of classic s’mores and raise them up another level, with two types of marshmallows, cinnamon graham crackers, and dark chocolate squares. This dessert will not only go down sweet and smooth, it won’t help but make you smile. Come with a group of people you’d love to sit around the campfire with, and instead sit around the table and enjoy all Tillman’s has to offer.

Shell Shack

This seafood joint, which started in Uptown before becoming so popular it franchised to Plano, Mesquite, and Arlington, is known for its late-night hours, variety of market seafood, and its famous hand-washing station. The hand-washing station, which is like a car wash for your hands, is necessary when you dive into their super messy but equally tasty crab, shrimp, and crawfish, because Shell Shack makes you work for your meal: you have to de-shell or peel it yourself! Shell Shack doesn’t accept reservations or call-aheads, and it’s a busy place most evenings and weekends, so be prepared to wait, but know your wait will be worth it.

Favorite Main Dish: The Kitchen Sink Boiled Shrimp

What makes Shell Shack’s shrimp unique is that they boil it in their marinade. After boiling, it comes to the table in a big plastic bag, where shrimp and marinade alike are given one last toss and poured into a tray on the table. Then, it’s time to dig in! There are few individual marinades, but the kitchen sink marinade allows you to try them all. It combines lemon pepper, garlic, and Cajun for shrimp that is a little spicy, a little sweet, and a lot delicious.

Favorite Drink: Firemans #4

Shell Shack has a number of beers on tap, but the most special is Firemans #4 Blonde Ale from Real Ale Brewing Co. What makes this beer stand out is that, in addition to the brewing company’s recommendation that you drink it with shrimp, it’s brewed right here in Texas! This light beer from Blanco has a good balance of malt and hops, making it extra refreshing and the perfect complement to a meal with a little spice. Order one right when you arrive and try it without any food, then order another with your meal and see what a difference it makes in the taste of the beer and your shrimp!

The Rustic

With its light-up signs and giant backyard, The Rustic in the is hard to miss when going through the West Village. But while many know it as a great music venue and bar, not everyone realizes that the food they serve there is all farm-to-table and all fantastic. The Rustic’s dedication to freshness is evident in every dish, but that doesn’t mean that a lot of the food isn’t also deep-fried and smothered in cheese! Because of the massive size of this eatery, usually reservations aren’t necessary, but it can get awfully busy on evenings and during their weekend Jam and Toast brunch. Know that when you go, you might be dealing with some noise, but you’ll also be eating some fabulous food.

Favorite Appetizer: Cactus Fritters

Yes, you read that right. It says cactus. Yes, the things with the prickles. But don’t worry, the prickles have been removed, the heart of the cactus has been battered in beer, and it’s all been deep-fried before being served up to you. This dish is served with a house-made spicy ketchup, making this appetizer beer-y and spicy and vinegary and fantastic. Cactus is an unexpected choice, for sure, but once you take a bite, you’ll be glad you chose it.

Favorite Dessert: Peanut Butter Pie

The Rustic is unique in Dallas because it works to retain a lot of its Texan, country feel, and one way it does this is with its portion sizes. This pie is no exception, with a slice larger than a baby’s head. The base is a chocolate crumb crust, and then there’s a thick layer of dark chocolate fudge. The tallest, thickest layer is a peanut butter mousse, and it’s all topped off with a hot fudge drizzle and peanuts. If you’re in the mood for something rich, sweet, salty, and decadent, this is the dessert for you. But you might want to share it with another person, since it’s so huge. Or maybe you don’t want to share because it’s so darn tasty!

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Luckily, there’s a huge variety of places in Dallas where you can find a cool refreshment on a hot summer day. So arm yourself with this list and be ready to face those 100° days with tasty treats to beat the summer heat.

1. Concretes at Shake Shack

Shake Shack opened in Uptown in August 2016 to much excitement, having been an extremely popular burger chain in the Northeast since its opening in 2004. And while the burgers and fries are good, the name tells you what they’re really about: frozen treats. The shakes are decidedly awesome, but we’re suckers for their Concretes, frozen custard with a variety of mix-ins, including a design your own option! Adding these mix-ins, which are anything but average (one’s a slice of Emporium Pie!), makes this icy delight extra sweet and extra fun.

Shake Shack, 2500 N Pearl St

2. White Shake (Smoothie) at Brewed+Pressed

    

Sometimes you’re in the mood for a sweet treat, but you want to keep things on the healthier side. Enter the white shake from Brewed+Pressed. The white shake is actually a smoothie, its coldness coming from activated almond milk and frozen bananas rather than ice cream. With healthy superfood ingredients like taos and maca, this smoothie/shake is surprisingly delicious. Plus, you get to see it made on the spot by friendly baristas, so you know it’s going to be fresh. This white shake is on the pricey side, so it may not be an everyday indulgence. But if you want to enjoy something cool and refreshing, and feel healthy about it, stop in to Brewed+Pressed and grab a white shake.  

Brewed+Pressed, 3700 McKinney Avenue, Suite 108

3. Rimy Rita at The Rustic

This drink is an exclusively adult way to beat the heat! The base of this cocktail is a frozen margarita, but that’s only the first round of icy coolness this drink is going to bring you. In the margarita, the wonderful bartenders of The Rustic sneak in a sangria popsicle. That’s right, frozen sangria. In a margarita. With other liqueurs mixed in. This drink will definitely cool you down, but if you have too many it may knock you down too! So head over to The Rustic with some friends, listen to nightly live music, and indulge in your summer escape responsibly.

The Rustic, 3656 Howell St

4. Popsicles at Steel City Pops

There’s something nostalgic about popsicles but Steel City Pops aren’t your ice cream truck popsicles! With a variety of flavors split into three categories: fruity, creamy, and cookie pops these popsicles are small-batch, organic, sweetened with only cane sugar, and made with absolutely nothing fake. They also have unique seasonal flavors, so head down with a big group and make some new memories this summer!

Steel City Pops, 2012 Greenville Ave

5. Ice Cream Sandwich at Coolhaus

No visit to Uptown is complete without a trip down to Klyde Warren Park. And if you’re in the park in the summer, a cold treat is practically a must. Thankfully, on food truck days, there’s Coolhaus. This mobile ice cream truck dishes up some super unique flavors like balsamic fig and mascarpone. They also serve fresh-baked cookies, creating the perfect opportunity for a sophisticated ice cream sandwich! Try one of their recommended flavor combos or create your own. Coolhaus’ ice cream sandwiches will cool you down  unlike anything else, so slather on the SPF (eating ice cream may be refreshing but it can’t protect you from the Texas sun) and enjoy a sandwich and some sunshine!

Klyde Warren Park, 2012 Woodall Rodgers Freeway, Suite 403 (check website for truck availability)

The M-Line Trolley is a great way to get around without having to hop in a car. There are plenty of stops on the route that you can hop off and check out, then hop back on to get to more.

The roundabout stop at City Place is a great place to start, super close to many restaurants and shops in the West Village. Have a famous Margarita at Tacos And Tequila, catch an independent film at the Magnolia, shop to your heart’s desire at the countless boutiques, or grab a bite at one of the many other restaurants.

Hop back on the trolley to the Dallas Arts District, which features many restaurants, as well as the Winspear Opera House and Meyerson Symphony Center. From there, walk or hop on the trolley again to Klyde Warren Park, Dallas’ newest outdoor space. Featuring food trucks, restaurants, games, and seating, it’s the perfect place to unwind with a cold drink or quick bite.

Once you’re down perusing the park, head on over to the Dallas Museum of Art, right across the street. And directly adjacent lies the Nasher Sculpture Center, just two of many art museums in the city.

Artsy’d out? Hop back on the trolley to the West End Station, where you’ll discover plenty of walkable restaurants and great souvenir shops. (Did somebody say “cowboy boots”?) Check out a concert or basketball or hockey game at the American Airlines Center, or grab a couple cold ones at Dallas’s own Hard Rock Cafe.

Ready to roll? (or walk?) Get moving, and check the trolley schedule here. The trolley runs 365 days a week, and operating hours are Mondays through Thursdays from 7 a.m. to

10 p.m., Fridays 7 a.m. to midnight, Saturdays 10 a.m. to midnight, Sundays and holidays 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Holiday parties:

• Boost Morale
• Express Appreciation
• Encourage Employee Bonding
• Are fun!

Let us be your Dallas food guide to several memorable, no-bummer holiday party ideas:

Dallas Food Tours

• Fuss-free and outside the box, Food Tours of America is the way to go, as they do a superb job with providing something for everyone. With several experiences to choose from, their private tours are an excellent option for holiday fun and team building! Your group will learn about Dallas’ rich culture and history while enjoying a variety of generous food portions at some of the best restaurants the city has to offer. Hold a raffle, play fun games and allow the experts to handle all the planning. The best part is, all Food Tours are guided by a well-seasoned and fun Foodie Guru who will make your holiday gathering that much more memorable! Plus, optional alcohol pairings are available to really get the party started.  Availability is filling quickly! Visit our Private Tours page for more information.

Baboush Mediterranean Cuisine

• Unique and Exotic Flair in a laid-back environment while you treat your taste buds to the delicious flavors of Baboush’s Mediterranean cuisine. Baboush is fantastic for any holiday party, as its lavish and colorful ambiance set the tone for great socializing. With wonderfully flavored dishes, superb service and professional belly dancers for entertainment, Baboush is truly a Dallas gem that guarantees a successful holiday party. Place your reservation today!

Tacos & Tequila – Dallas

• South of the Border fun with TNT Tacos and Tequila Dallas! Whether you’re seeking catering needs or a venue space, TNT is anything but boring, as their recent “Ain’t no party like a TNT party!” slogan suggests. Not only does TNT offer a full-service catering department with great quality food at an excellent value, their incredible rooftop terrace provides adequate seating with heat posts, a full bar and picturesque views overlooking Downtown Dallas. For inquiries, please visit the Tacos and Tequila site!

The Rustic

• Fresh family-style meals with a casual atmosphere at The Rustic. The Rustic is known for F-U- N!! This is the kinda place where denim jeans and boots fit right in. Your team will definitely feel relaxed here. Named for Country Star Pat Green, ‘Pat’s Backyard’ is a charming outdoor area of The Rustic decorated with string lights, picnic table style seating and fire pits to gather around while enjoying local craft brews and cocktails. The Rustic has more than enough space to accommodate a large group. Be sure check out their calendar of events to plan accordingly.

Bisous Bisous

• Budget friendly in-office gathering with sweet treats by Bisous Bisous Patisserie. If a large-scale event is not in this year’s budget, there’s no need to fret! Get creative with fun and easy DIY photo booth and prop ideas, hilarious games, sweet party tunes, a colorful dessert table spread. Be sure to incorporate a theme such as Ugly Holiday Sweaters for added fun! While sites like Pinterest are our go-to for DIY inspiration, Bisous Bisous knows how to make the holiday season sweeter with their signature Macarons and other delectable desserts including Strawberry Shortcake, Eclairs and Fruit Tarts.  As with any holiday, demand is high! We recommend contacting Bisous Bisous immediately to ensure your orders are fulfilled.

Now that we’ve provided you with several options, it’s time get the ball rolling!  Remember to invite the entire office. Exclude no one! Encourage attendance. Be sincere. Know your limit. Stick to a 2-drink maximum. And most importantly, have fun!

There’s no place like Uptown Dallas. Residents and guests simply will not find a more vibrant, walkable little neighborhood that’s jam-packed with so many cool things to do. Tucked away in the heart of Dallas, Texas, travelers can explore urban living at its finest. Uptown Dallas is arguably one of Texas’ most talked about hot spots because it’s a scene for everyone. Rich with culture and personality, visitors are sure to shop until they drop because there are so many fun shops to see. Food Tours Dallas compiled information about all of the best shopping in Uptown – and we did it just for you.

West Village

Complete with a full spectrum of attractive restaurants, clothing stores, barbershops, living spaces on the top floors, West Village is a great little shopping area to check out. Fantastic ice cream shops will knock you off your feet, which will sound just perfect in between all that shopping. If you’re planning to visit the Uptown Dallas area, West Village is a magnificent place to shop. In West Village you can walk to so many places. Located at McKinney and Lemmon Avenue, guests will find the West Village Shopping Center filled with Dallas’ most hip and trendy retailers. With upscale shopping choices and a multifarious blend of specialty boutiques, people say West Village is comparable to places like SoHo in New York or Robertson in L.A. West Village is a fancy, petite shopping center. It’s brilliant for window shopping, and for real shopping if you’re willing to spend top dollar for popular brands at upscale retailers. If not, window-shopping is super fun due to an electrifying atmosphere and an eclectic mix of friendly faces.

Pitaya

We love this cute, little clothing shop! This is a favorite place for new clothes for sure. If you appreciate items that were made in America, then this is the place for you. Their clothes are cute, unique, made in America, and everything in the store is reasonably priced.
The women working at Pitaya are very helpful and friendly to their customers. They’re probably used to a crowd of locals and travelers stopping in on a Friday or Saturday for a last minute find. Ladies tend to go straight here when they want something pretty to wear since Pitaya never disappoints. They always have a nice selection of clothes. This swanky clothing boutique likes to stick to solid colors and their color coordinated racks are very pleasing to the eyes. However, what’s even more pleasing are the refreshing price tags.

y&i Clothing Boutique

You have to at least love this place for their selection of unique jewelry. You can’t go here and say they didn’t have some cute pieces to choose from. If you’re looking for a shopping experience and spot that’s totally unique to Dallas, then take a look at y&i Clothing Boutique.
Besides all the fun knick-knacks and trinkets, their clothing selection is really adorable too! If you like wearing clothes that no one else will be wearing, then y&i clothing boutique is definitely for you. You’ll become addicted as soon as you enter the store. Their rare styles in everything from dresses, shoes, jeans, tops, sweaters, wraps, ponchos, boots, accessories, hats, candles, and more are sure to get you excited over shopping in Uptown. You’ll walk away with some sort of fashion forward item to remember Dallas.

Stanley Korshak

If you’re looking to shop for upscale, high-end merchandise, check out Stanley Korshak. Stanley Korshak is a luxury department store carrying tons of top-of-the-line brands – favorites like Roberto Cavalli and Balenciaga. Speaking of formal wear, Stanley Korshak has an astonishing bridal department sure to satisfy even the most meticulous of brides. Even celebrities like to go to Stanley Korshak when visiting the beloved Uptown Dallas because their merchandise is ultra exclusive. That’s why it’s fun to visit here even if you don’t plan on spending too much. It’s invigorating to look around a specialty store when we’re so accustomed to the major chain options.
At any rate, there you have it – our rendition of just a few of the best places to shop in Uptown Dallas. Don’t forget, if you’re doing all this shopping, you’re going to get hungry so check out our awesome assortment of food tours.