Dallas City Guide: No Football? No Problem.

Posted by Giovanna Palatucci on February 4, 2011
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dallasskyline.jpgFootball fans will be flocking to Dallas this weekend to watch the Packers and Steelers face-off in the Super Bowl. No tickets to the game? Fear not. Traveler‘s Dallas City Guide has everything you need to spend an entertaining, football-free weekend in the city. Check out our expansive guide to restaurants, hotels, and cultural events. Our round-up of the city’s free attractions lets you do Dallas on a dime. Plus, find walking tours of downtown and the arts district.

What do you love most about Dallas? Tell us in the comments section below.
 
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Comments

  1. Nate
    February 4, 2011, 2:40 pm

    Dallas is a fantastic city but it’s easy to fall into the trap of ending up at the same place as the whole crowd – like the West End in downtown, for example. Lots of fun but WAAY to crowded. So here’s a short list of the best stuff in Dallas, which, luckily, are not usually mobbed:
    Places to eat: Bolsa (probably the best meal I’ve ever had in my entire life), Cafe Brazil on Cedar Springs, Monica’s in Deep Ellum, and the Best Tacos in Texas (according to Texas Monthly Magazine) – Fuel City Tacos. It’s in a gas station in a scary-looking neighborhood, but 100,000% worth going. Good late-night munchies. Get the picadillo and the creamed corn.
    Places to imbibe: Also Bolsa – get the Passion Whiskey Fizz if they still have it. Bar Belmont. JR’s (in the gayborhood, but lots of fun).
    THE place to stay: Belmont Hotel. Neighborhood looks sketchy but it’s the best hotel in America. No kidding. Get the deluxe suite with the enormous bathtub.

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    February 7, 2011, 4:53 pm

    I love golf the most in Dallas…that is when it’s not 36 degrees outside!