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01 of 10Be merry: Sprezza Refined Italian dining. And the drinks aren’t too shabby either.
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02 of 10Well stocked: Set & Co Tasteful home goods in a light-filled brick building from the 1920s.
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03 of 10Retail recce: We Are 1976 Ceramics, stationery and its own printing press: this shop has it all.
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04 of 10Lone Star style: CBD Provisions A modern brasserie but true to Texans’ love of meat.
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05 of 10Rest your head: Belmont Hotel Built in the 1940s by Charles Dilbeck, this place defines retro.
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06 of 10Sign of the times: Dallas’s neon There’s great signage all around, like this offering on Cadiz Street.
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07 of 10One-stop-shop: The Wild Detectives An Oak Cliff shop selling books, booze and coffee.
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08 of 10Happiest hour: Quill Kitchen + Cocktails Sip a potent El Tintero cocktail at this deco-inspired watering hole.
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09 of 10Culture vulture: Perot Museum of Nature and Science Thom Mayne’s design is one of a crop of avant garde museums.
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10 of 10Tex-Mex: Taquería El Si Hay Don’t leave without sampling south-of-the-border-inspired fodder.
