Hillstone

Dive into Red Stix, where Chef Uno Immanivong spins nostalgic Asian street food magic with hearty bowls, sizzling skewers, and refreshing cocktails.

True Food Kitchen is the go-to spot for health-conscious eaters looking for a stylish setting, where fresh, eco-friendly fare and creative cocktails steal the show.

Muchacho blends a cozy vibe and inviting patio with delicious Tex-Mex and regional Mexican dishes, perfect for casual dining or special occasions.

This lively local chain serves up bottomless coffee and hearty breakfasts in a cozy, friendly atmosphere—ideal for catching up or studying.

Dive Coastal is a vibrant seafood haven known for its health-conscious menu featuring fresh, inventive dishes like ahi tuna wraps and crab BLTs, all served in a breezy, modern setting that's perfect for casual hangouts.

This charming family-run bakeshop blends sweet and savory delights, featuring scrumptious pastries and coffee in a cozy atmosphere with a lovely outdoor patio.

Midcentury-modern property with a pool, loaner bikes & a gym, plus free wine socials & hip dining. Opposite Southern Methodist University, this upmarket hotel with a midcentury-modern vibe is 5 miles from the Dallas World Aquarium. Contemporary rooms have flat-screen TVs, iPod docks, yoga mats and glassed-in showers. Wi-Fi is available. Plush studios and 1-bedroom suites add balconies, sitting areas, soaking tubs and/or kitchenettes. Morning tea and coffee, and evening wine socials are complimentary. A heated outdoor pool (seasonal) is flanked by private cabanas and a cool lounge. Other amenities include loaner bikes, a trendy, tavern-style eatery, and 24/7 fitness and business centers. Parking is extra.

Lucky’s Hot Chicken serves up Nashville-style spicy delights with a retro vibe, where bold flavors meet friendly service and a shake of fun.

Douglas Bar and Grill serves up a winning blend of upscale BBQ and southern fare in a chic, welcoming environment, perfect for family gatherings.

University-based showcase for art by Goya & other Spanish masters from the 15th to 20th century.