Locations in Northeast Dallas

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Dick's Sporting Goods - Park Lane

8030 Park Lane Northeast Dallas

214-696-5800

Retail, Best Of, Sponsor

2 articles
East Lake Veterinary Hospital

10101 E. NW Highway Northeast Dallas

214-342-3100

Health and Fitness, Best Of, Sponsor

1 article
Fish Gallery

6955 Greenville Ave. Northeast Dallas

214-373-3474

Retail, Best Of, Sponsor

3 articles
Foreman, Boudreaux, Smith and Johnson

8144 Walnut Hill Lane, Ste. 1190 Northeast Dallas

214-750-7661

Services, Best Of, Sponsor

1 article
Half Price Books

5803 E. NW Highway Northeast Dallas

214-379-8000

Retail, Best Of, Sponsor

1 event 17 articles
HobbyTown USA

8041 Walnut Hill Lane, No. 870 Northeast Dallas

214-987-4744

Retail, Best Of, Sponsor

1 article
Home Depot

6000 Skillman St. Northeast Dallas

214-750-5927

Retail, Best Of, Sponsor

1 article
Hookah District

9738 N. Central Expressway Northeast Dallas

214-346-3464

Retail, Best Of, Sponsor

1 article
I Love Flowers

10238 E. Northwest Highway Northeast Dallas

214-357-9577

Retail, Best Of, Sponsor

1 article
Lone Star Cafe and Club

11277 E. NW Highway, Ste. 124 Northeast Dallas

214-341-3538

American, Tex-Mex, Music Venues, Sponsor, Menu
Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas

8200 Walnut Hill Lane Northeast Dallas

214-345-6789

Medical Facilities, Best Of, Sponsor

1 article
Sunshine Miniature Trees

7118 Greenville Ave. Northeast Dallas

214-691-0127

Retail, Best Of, Sponsor

1 article
Uncle Calvin's Coffee House

9555 N. Central Expressway Northeast Dallas

214-363-0044

Coffeehouse, Tea, Coffee Shops, Music Venues, Sponsor

Nothing says good times quite like live acoustic music in a smoke-and-alcohol-free environment that"s named after Protestant reformer John Calvin and happens to be located in a church (Northpark Presbyterian Church, specifically). But if you swing that way, get ready to punch your ticket.

3 articles
Audelia Road Library

10045 Audelia Rd. Northeast Dallas

214-670-1350

Libraries
Bailey's Prime Plus Steakhouse

8160 Park Lane Northeast Dallas

214-750-8100

Steak, Restaurants, Recommended, Menu

Beef's the star at this upscale eatery, but the kitchen staff thankfully strays into the dairy section of the food pyramid to do miraculous things with liberal doses of cheese. The manly menu includes a terrific appetizer of Romano-encrusted crisp-tender asparagus; bacon-wrapped shrimp crammed with cheddar; "that salad," featuring brandied cherries and crumbled Oregon blue; filthy rich scalloped potatoes and an unforgettable four-cheese lobster mac that pairs beautifully with a rib-eye or filet. Still, the restaurant's true to steakhouse traditions, treating its guests with kid-gloves care: Leftovers-if there are any-are sent home in black boxes closed with gold monogram seals.

6 articles
Bangkok Dee Thai Cuisine

10207 N. Central Expressway Northeast Dallas

214-739-3436

Thai, Recommended

Clean and simple, this strip-mall restaurant offers several dishes on buffet, plus a menu that allows each diner to customize his meal. Basic dishes are listed (red, yellow and green curries, sweet and sour sauce, fried rice and glass and rice noodles) with the option of including chicken, beef, pork, tofu, shrimp, squid, crab or scallop with one price for seafood options and a dollar less for the rest. The tofu pad Thai was bountiful, with noodles heaped high and peanuts and crisp vegetables on the side, and the spring rolls came steaming from the fryer and served with a light sweet and sour sauce.
Bar Louie (The Shops at Park Lane)

8166 Park Lane, Suite C310 Northeast Dallas

469-638-8050

Gastro Pub

Founded in 1990, Bar Louie has five locations throughout DFW and over 70 across the U.S. A friendly neighborhood gastropub, Bar Louie offers strong cocktails, chef-inspired food and spot-on service all in a comfortable atmosphere where you’re encouraged to kick back and hang out. The menu has variety of bar bites, craft burgers, flatbreads, thick sandwiches, plus hefty salads and mains. Be sure to check out their rotating Cocktail For A Cause, where a portion of the proceeds from each drink sold benefits a charitable organization.

1 article
Bellagreen

8041 Walnut Hill Lane, #810 Northeast Dallas

972-639-5164

New American, Gluten-Free, Menu
Blushington

4218 Oak Lawn Ave. Northeast Dallas

214-521-9200

Adult, Best Of, Menu

Finally a beautiful place for all your makeup and beauty needs! We're here to provide you with professional makeup applications at affordable prices in a well-designed and fun atmosphere. Come in and experience the Blushington way! After all, feeling pretty is priceless!

1 article
Bowl & Barrel

8084 Park Lane Northeast Dallas

214-363-2695

Gastro Pub, Bars and Clubs, Sports and Recreation, Recommended, Readers' Choice

Go ahead. Play with your food. Dallas’s newest modern American tavern is designed to delight the most discerning foodies and beer connoisseurs — while offering a bowling experience unparalleled in the DFW Metroplex. Boutique bowling wouldn’t be complete without an exceptional dining experience. Bowl & Barrel serves up an impressive selection of appetizers, entrées, salads and desserts that are sure to strike your fancy.

5 articles
Cedar & Vine

9661 Audelia Rd., #105 Northeast Dallas

214-349-2233

American, Menu
Chubby's Family Restaurant

11331 E. NW Highway #105 Northeast Dallas

214-348-6065

Diner, Tex-Mex, Best Of

Founded in 1987 by the two Touris brothers, immigrants from Greece, there are now four Chubby's locations in the metroplex. The restaurant's name refers to what you would probably become if you became a regular, addicted to the Southern/Texan, Tex-Mex, and Greek delights served here. The regulars are legion and enjoy the cuisines presented through a classic diner prism, from traditional hearty breakfasts like the Ribeye Steak 'N Eggs served with hash browns or grits, toast or biscuits and cream gravy, to the Tex-Mex combo platters and gyro plate that mixes lamb and beef with a side of Greek salad and pita bread. As is to be expected, there are chicken-fried steak, meatloaf and fried fish dishes served alongside other tried-and-true greasy-spoon stars.

1 article
Copper Spur Saloon

6524 E. NW Highway Northeast Dallas

214-750-5833

Bars and Clubs, Music Venues

Pity the band that competes for patrons' attention against the raucous games of darts, shuffleboard, pool, cards and shit-talking on a Saturday night at the Copper Spur Saloon--featured in "Dallas's Most Authentic Dive Bars". It's a tough crowd, but maybe they're just following the lead of owner Nell Scarborough, a stocky gray-haired woman whose quick movements belie her years. She watches over her customers like a mother whose children long ago stopped disappointing her and have since become a source of amusement. The place is hidden behind a Tejano club in a potholed parking lot across from Keller's on Northwest Highway. But there's no hiding the beer--cold, cheap and American--or the constant din of clinking bottles pounding against tabletops or shattering in trash cans. Of course, with happy hour prices including $3 wells till midnight on some nights, the harder stuff isn't an uncommon sight. It's the kind of place best enjoyed with a group of drinkers who realize that mechanical bulls are for tourists.

1 article
The Crab Station

9780 Walnut Street #270 Northeast Dallas

972-889-3888

Seafood, Menu
Crossroads Diner

8121 Walnut Hill Lane, #1100 Northeast Dallas

214-346-3491

American, Southern, Best Of, Menu

Tom Fleming-late of some of the city's fanciest restaurants-decided to ditch the white tablecloth model for a simple café specializing in American diner classics. But simple isn't synonymous with easy: Nearly everything on the menu at Crossroads Diner is made in-house, including the greaseless, golden potato chips that show up with every sandwich order and the phenomenal corned beef that's brine-cured in the kitchen. And what Fleming can't make, he sources from the best producers: The list of suppliers on Crossroads' menu reads like an all-star roster of players in Dallas' local, fresh and seasonal movement. The sticky buns are especially popular.

6 articles
Dallas Children's Theater

5938 Skillman Northeast Dallas

214-740-0051

Theaters
Dallas Children's Theater

5938 Skillman St. Northeast Dallas

214-978-0110

Theaters, Best Of

This nonprofit company, recognized far and wide as one of the nation’s top professional theaters, aims to entertain rug rats and grown folk alike with an ever-evolving list of family-friendly productions like The Wizard of Oz, To Kill a Mockingbird and James and the Giant Peach. Besides local performances and a national touring act that hits some 50 cities, they also offer acting classes for kids and reduced-cost matinees for school groups.

21 articles
Dante's Pizza

12101 Greenville Ave. Northeast Dallas

469-206-6473

Pizza, Italian, Menu
Dave & Buster's Walnut Hill Lane

8021 Walnut Hill Lane at Interstate 75 Northeast Dallas

214-361-5553

American, Restaurants

1 article
El Rincon De Villa

6867 Greenville Ave. Northeast Dallas

214-891-9954

American, Mexican, Tex-Mex, Recommended, Menu

El Rincon de Villa is housed in a bright yellow building with gun-toting, bandolier-wearing, sombrero-rocking dudes painted on the side. Don’t worry, though, the guys inside wield pencils and pads instead of pistols. When one comes to your table, order the chilaquiles, small pieces of fried corn tortilla with your choice of red or green sauce with beans and eggs. If breakfast food isn’t your thing, this North Dallas Mexican restaurant is known for its tacos and other staples on the cheap, but note the place opens at 4 a.m. on the weekends. It was built to destroy hangovers one by one.

2 articles
Enchilada's

7050 Greenville Ave. Northeast Dallas

214-363-8969

Mexican, Tex-Mex, Best Of, Menu

Tony and Cindy Waldrop have been serving Tex-Mex to loyal customers since 1979. This location is expansive (though you wouldn't think so from the outside) with two floors and a patio. The latter is a favorite of the weekend crowd enamored with the 60-ounce margarita. But the name says it all. When at the colorfully decorated Enchilada's, order its namesake, especially on Wednesdays, when you can enjoy the Original Enchilada Dinner for only $4.79. Lunch combos don't break the 10-spot mark. With the exception of some of the fajita specials for two, most menu items aren't priced above $15. All of that, combined with the fact that readers of the Dallas Observer voted the restaurant's wait staff the best in Dallas in the newspaper's 2010 Best of Dallas issue, make it one of Big D's most stable Tex-Mex staples.

4 articles
Fair Park Tower Building

3809 Grand Ave Northeast Dallas

214-768-2787

Adult

2 articles
Flag Pole Hill

8100 Doran Circle Northeast Dallas

214-670-8740

Parks and Outdoors, Slideshow

5 articles

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