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While you’re there, check out the photos of people who’ve stopped by the Saloon over the years (the blown-up photo of Elvis Presley taken during his visit in 1955 won’t be hard to miss). You’ll also want to pop in to Adair’s Saloon-a hole-in-the-wall dive bar that hosts daily live music performances and dishes the best burgers you’ll have in the city. It’s one of the oldest clubs in the neighborhood and arguably one of the best live music venues in Dallas.

Sit back and enjoy live music and entertainment at Club Dada. Meet us for live music and art in Deep EllumĪ popular area for jazz and blues artists in the 1920’s, Deep Ellum holds true to its musical roots and remains the epicenter of music and art in Dallas. Other must-try dishes are the Korean fried chicken and the mango snow crab roll. Vibe to the hip and modern atmosphere while enjoying world-class sushi (the Imoto roll is a fan fave). Imoto: From the extensive sake and wine list to the traditional Asian fare, everything about Imoto is outstanding. And don’t leave without trying the prime KC steak. You can’t go wrong on any of the cocktails, so take your pick. Catch all the after-work vibes over well-crafted cocktails (the Harwood Paradise is a must-try) and tasty American dishes (order the smoked brisket tacos).īilly Can Can: Designed after a 19-century saloon, this upscale restaurant is adorned with vintage saloon decor and dishes up a French-influenced menu. Happiest Hour: Lounge on the giant rooftop and enjoy stunning views of the city at this vibrant hang-out spot. Medina Oven and Bar is one of the city’s gems-locals come from all over the city to take a bite into the beef kebabs, lamb chops, and the restaurant’s famous Moroccan-inspired pizzas. Medina Oven and Bar: Sit indoors or on the patio and enjoy the best Moroccan dishes in Dallas. Bring an empty stomach to these trendy restaurants: Kids (and even more, adults) love the earthquake simulator.Īside from its attractions, Victory Park is for the foodies. It’s Dallas’ most modern museum and features hands-on activities and exhibits, ranging from the human body to new technology. If you’re traveling with children, stop in the Perot Museum of Nature and Science. Check out the venue’s event calendar-there’s a chance your favorite band could also be playing there while you’re in town. Gather the fam (or go solo) and spend your evening rooting for the home team. Tickets sell out fast, so plan to visit this attraction in advance.Īnchoring Victory Park is the American Airlines Center (home to the Dallas Mavericks and Dallas Stars).

This hot spot isn’t exactly a hotel, but a space for art installations and pop-ups that make for excellent grid-worthy selfies (if it’s not on the gram, did it even happen?). At the heart of Dallas, there’s Victory Park-a new and walkable neighborhood development filled with store-front boutiques, apartment living, and some of the city’s largest attractions.įirst things first: head to the Sweet Tooth Hotel.