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Check out our list of 60 things to do in Dallas
Eat.
Dallas is known for their food. There are more restaurants per capita than any other major city in the US. Dallas is mostly known for their Tex-Mex, BBQ, and Steakhouses. Here’s a few food suggestions for you to try:
| Restaurant | Type | Location | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| CBD Provisions | Modern Texas Brasserie | Downtown | $$$ |
| Mesero | Mexican/Tex-Mex | Preston Hollow Village | $$ |
| Lockhart Smokehouse | BBQ | Bishop Arts | $$ |
| Bread Winners | American | Uptown | $$ |
| Royal Thai | Thai | Upper Greenville | $$ |
Sleep.
Dallas has neighborhoods to fit any personality and lifestyle – from apartment complexes near city parks to condos that are walking distance or a quick DART rail ride to great restaurants, you can find your niche and new home. o Some popular neighborhoods include Deep Ellum, Midtown, Lower Greenville, Richardson, Uptown, Oak Lawn, Addison, and Downtown.
Need assistance apartment hunting? Consider popular apartment locating websites: apartments.com, rent.com, or apartmentfinder.com. You can also use tools like CORT to find short-term furniture rentals.
Play.
There’s lots to do in Dallas from sporting events, concerts, museums, and the outdoors, Dallas has something for everyone. Check out these popular things to do:
| For the sports fanatics: | Live music venues: | Art & culture attractions: | Outside living: |
|---|---|---|---|
| Texas Rangers Baseball | American Airlines Center | Perot Museum of Nature and Science | White Rock Lake |
| Dallas Stars Hockey | Gexa Energy Pavilion | Nasher Sculpture Center | Big D sports leagues |
| Dallas Mavericks Basketball | House of Blues | Dallas Museum of Art | Katy Trail |
| FC Dallas | Winspear Opera House | Klyde Warren Park | |
| Dallas Cowboys Football |
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