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Harwood 609 Dallas Live Jazz and Dinner Club |
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 Dallas - Downtown
Jazz and live music the way it should be are being heard once again at Harwood 609. With a unique blend of Jazz and Caribbean style decor from the energy and artistic creativity of long past, now the Dallas, Fort Worth, Metroplex has its own Caribbean style place to dine, dance and socialize in an all-adult establishment.
Live late night Jazz and after work happy hour buffet await you. Dine on succulent dishes during late night seating's and sip on fabulous martinis and signature drinks at any hour. Enjoy lunch Monday - Friday 10am to 3pm and return for dinner from 4pm to midnight. The succulent menu includes lunch items like catfish, grilled shrimp, angel hair pasta, turkey burgers and more. Dinner items include garlic New York strip steak, grilled salmon, Cajun prime ribs, twin lobster and other delicious items.
While you dine, enjoy live entertainment on the Harwood 609 stage.
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 Dallas/Fort Worth-Addison & Uptown
We would like to welcome MoMo's Pasta, the Addison & Uptown Neighborhood Sponsor.
Like a friendly neighborhood trattoria you might find in Naples or Venice, Momo's serves fare passed down through generations.Certainly the city's most ambitious and authentic Italian restaurant. - D magazine Possibly the best and most authentic Italian restaurant in Dallas. - The Dallas Morning News The atmosphere is friendly and intimate, with exposed brick walls and sunny patio. The patio invites people-watching along Knox Avenue at the uptown location.Momo's continues to set the standard for Italian dining in Dallas.
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SOL – Spanish for “sun”; ey – a Mexican exclamation denoting approval, surprise, agreement or exultation. When Chef José Vasconcelos left his native Mexico for Paris to study at the world-renowned Le Cordon Bleu, followed by the Paul Bocuse Institute in Lyon, little did he know that he would fall in love with Norma Heredia, a fellow Mexican who had traveled the 5000 miles to Lyon to study pâtisserie. Visit Soley |
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 Located in the heart of Dallas' Oak Lawn neighborhood, The Club is a modern and sophisticated take on the classic supper clubs of yesterday. Italian native and Executive Chef, Amador Mora,offers a wide variety of contemporary American and classic Italian dishes, boasting "jet fresh" seafood, grass-fed, aged prime beef alongside homemade, organic pasta. A robust wine list and wood-fired pizzas round out the menu to make The Club the destination for elegant dining or a leisurely cocktail with friends. Visit The Club Website
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 The DART Rail system features 35 stations, located in downtown Dallas, South Oak Cliff, West Oak Cliff, the North Central Expressway Corridor in North Dallas, Richardson and Plano and the Northeast Corridor to Garland. DART Rail connects to the Trinity Railway Express (TRE) at Union Station.
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Chamberlain’s Steak and Chop House |
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 On opening Chamberlain’s Steak and Chop House in 1993, Richard Chamberlain, took to heart the staple cuisine of his native state. The specialty of the house, prime steak, has the bold flavors for which Chamberlain’s reputation has been built. Shortly after opening, Chamberlain’s Steak and Chop House was named one of the country’s top new restaurants of 1993 by Bon Appetite magazine
Texas Monthly named Chamberlain’s one of the “Top 10 Steakhouses” in the state and “Best Steakhouse for Epicures”. In 1998, Gourmet Magazine rated them “One of America’s Top Tables” and in 1999 and 2000, Zagat published them as one of “America’s Top Restaurants”. Chamberlain’s has been a “D-Best” in D Magazine. In 2000-2007, Chamberlain’s has received an “Award of Excellence” by Wine Spectator.
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 Sundance Square is one of the most exciting and pedestrian-friendly downtown areas in America, with 20 historic blocks where people play
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The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza |
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 From its location in the former Texas School Book Depository, The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza provides a comprehensive exhibit on the life, death, and legacy of President John F. Kennedy.
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