CocoAndre Chocolatier & Horchateria

Step into this nostalgic diner for hearty breakfast staples and homemade delights, where the flavors are classic and the service feels like family.

Nestled in the Highland Park area, Shinsei offers a vibrant mix of sushi and Pan-Asian fusion dishes in a stylish yet cozy atmosphere.

Taco Y Vino is your go-to Bishop Arts hangout for tasty tacos, inventive Mexican-inspired bites, and an unbeatable deal of six tacos and a bottle of wine.

Beverley’s is a chic American bistro in Oak Lawn, serving up an elevated menu of seasonal seafood and upscale takes on Jewish classics, all in a cozy yet vibrant atmosphere.

Nestled just outside Dallas’s Design District, Slow Bone is a laid-back barbecue joint where you can savor legendary brisket and crispy fried chicken, all served up cafeteria-style with a stellar array of mouth-watering sides.

Part of Downtown, the West End is known for sites commemorating former president JFK. The 6th floor of the Dealey Plaza is now a museum about the president, and the nearby John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza centers on a stark concrete monument. Photos, a box car and camp uniforms are among the exhibits at the Dallas Holocaust Museum. The surrounding streets are filled with sports bars, steakhouses and cowboy-boot shops.

The Black Swan Saloon is a cozy, quirky gem in East Dallas, serving up inventive cocktails in a welcoming space filled with good vibes and character.

Nestled in North Oak Cliff, Restaurant Beatrice serves up vibrant Cajun and Creole dishes, where welcoming vibes meet a delicious seafood feast.

Nestled in Preston, this family-run gem serves up a delightful array of hand-pulled noodles and housemade dumplings in a cozy, lively setting.

Strangeways is a chill Dallas dive known for its killer craft beer selection and tasty elevated pub fare, perfect for laid-back late-night hangs.