Locations in Northwest Dallas

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Chamberlain Studios of Self Defense

2739 Bachman Dr. Northwest Dallas

214-351-5367

Services, Best Of, Sponsor, Menu

Chamberlain Studios offers training for Men, Women and Children in Martial Arts, Self Defense and Fitness.

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Electrique Boutique

2152 W Northwest Highway Northwest Dallas

214-361-8554

Retail, Best Of, Sponsor

3 articles
Goodies From Goodman

11390 Grissom Lane Northwest Dallas

972-484-3236

Retail, Best Of, Sponsor

1 article
King Spa and Sauna

2154 Royal Lane Northwest Dallas

214-420-9070

Salons and Spas, Best Of, Sponsor, Readers' Choice

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Mariner Sails

11110 N. Stemmons Freeway Northwest Dallas

972-241-1498

Retail, Best Of, Sponsor

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Midway Hills Christian Church

11001 Midway Rd. Northwest Dallas

214-352-4841

Religion and Spirituality, Sponsor
Preston Royal Branch Library

5626 Royal Lane Northwest Dallas

214-670-7128

Libraries, Sponsor
Sprouts Farmers Market

11722 Marsh Lane, #317 Northwest Dallas

214-350-0574

Retail, Best Of, Sponsor

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10333 Technology Blvd E

10333 Technology Boulevard East Northwest Dallas

Distilleries
1323 N. Stemmons

1323 N. Stemmons Freeway Northwest Dallas

Music Venues

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9 Rabbits Bakery

2546 Royal Lane Northwest Dallas

Bakery, Asian

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Ajumma Kimbob Deli

2240 Royal Lane Northwest Dallas

972-241-1122

Korean, Critics' Pick

At Ajumma, try Jjolmyeon, or cold spicy noodles, the perfect summer dish. A mess of noodles is served chilled and dunked in spicy red pepper sauce, surrounded by small mounds of julienned vegetables. Stir the veggies into your plate and enjoy. Ajumma’s atmosphere is distinctly old-fashioned; the restaurant’s founder recently opened a new spot, Hot Stone, which offers a very similar menu in a more modern setting.

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AMC The Grand 24

10110 Technology Blvd. E. Northwest Dallas

972-724-8000

Movie Theaters

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Amplified Live

10261 Technology Boulevard E. Northwest Dallas

214-350-1904

Bar Food, Bars and Clubs, Music Venues, Best Of, Readers' Choice, DrinkHere

Equipped with a full-service restaurant, bar and a music venue, Amplified Live has a big patio area, a private pond and live music. They offer craft and imported beers and your favorite domestics. Amplified, formerly called Gas Monkey, also has a laundry list of appetizers on their menu: fried mac n’ cheese, pulled pork stuffed peppers, wings and Texas style loaded fries with queso, bacon bits and ranch dressing.

4 events 65 articles
Ari District

2525 Inwood Rd. Northwest Dallas

469-778-0075

Thai, Brunch

In 2020 Ari District opened, serving Bangkok-style street food mixed with a bit of the small-town flavors found in the chef and owner's native Thailand. Originally open for lunch and dinner, in 2023 they changed up the model and are now open for breakfast and brunch.

The counter displays the sweet and savory pastries that are available and can change daily. Selections can include spinach rolls, cookie butter cinnamon rolls, matcha cream cronuts and maple bacon cinnamon rolls to name just a few. Perhaps the signature pastry is the “pup” pie stuffed with pork and taro or curry which often sell out before closing. (In fact, we had to make two trips in order to get to try one.)

Be sure to try an egg sando with a nice layer of dry shredded pork. Savory dishes like garlic pepper pork and egg are also fantastic.

The banana rice pudding, which was a fitting finale to this brunch affair is not too sweet, with just-ripe bananas and dark-grained rice which made for an attractive display, all topped off with a scoop of a delectable homemade coconut ice cream, some of the best we’ve ever had. Yes and thank you.
Baby Dolls Saloon

10250 Shady Trail Northwest Dallas

214-358-5511

Bars and Clubs, Best Of

Years ago, Baby Dolls Saloon moved locations and began boasting "The Legend Lives On." The 37-year-old institution backs up the claim with a roster of more than 200 dancers on any given night. The grand staircase opens onto a bar that sits in the center of the club. The main stage is enormous, and off to the side are smaller audience rooms where the waitresses hang out. Although it has its share of regulars, Baby Dolls is one of the more famous strip clubs in Dallas, and you can count on any number of out-of-towners of all stripes to be there enjoying the show.

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Bachman Lake Park

3500 NW Highway Northwest Dallas

214-670-6374

Parks and Outdoors
Bachman Tacos and Grill

3311 W. Northwest Highway Northwest Dallas

214-352-0010

Mexican, Recommended

The world would be all the better if it were filled with more trompo taco fans. To make a great trompo taco, the vertical spit has to spin, but at many places business isn't steady enough to keep the contraption in motion. Not so at Bachman Tacos and Grill, where tacos are a necessary add on to every tankful of gasoline. The taqueria is nestled inside a Chevron so you can pound a taco before gas up your car -- to get to your next taqueria, of course. Meat cooked on a vertical spit often lends itself to some of the most beautiful meals in the world of street food. Just hear the word shawarma and visions of charred but supple lamb paint the back of your cortex, while the phantom scent of rosemary tickles your nose. In the back, cooks thread huge sheets of fatty meat, dripping in marinade, onto the long vertical spits. The finished cones look disturbing and even a bit obscene, but after roasting a while you'll start to come around. It's almost hypnotizing as it spins like some giant carnal music box ornament.

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Buca Di Beppo

7843 Park Lane Northwest Dallas

214-361-8462

Italian, Restaurants

This schlocky restaurant was drafted to look like a basement neighborhood Southern Italian supper club where portions are heaped "family style" and flavors run from vapid to vivid. If your expectations are modest, your belly will end up captivated.

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Bugatti Ristorante

3802 W. Northwest Highway Northwest Dallas

214-350-2470

Italian, Recommended

The one thing likely to blow you away at Bugatti Ristorante is the jetwash from the planes landing at adjacent Love Field. The food is conservative, almost comforting: Atlantic salmon with a mild dill sauce, perhaps, or penne pasta with grilled chicken. The décor is elegant but bland, the service unobtrusive. But these solid elements, offered at surprisingly reasonable prices, add up to a reliable Italian favorite--and the terrace is a great lunch spot for plane-spotters.
Cabaret Royale

10723 Composite Dr. Northwest Dallas

214-350-0303

Bars and Clubs, Best Of

With somewhat classier surroundings than your average strip club, Cabaret Royale caters to a more discerning clientele -- sort of. While high rollers can buy a wristband and ascend the fancy staircase up to the VIP area (home to the infamous “Champagne Room”), mere mortals can stay downstairs, where the beer is just as cold, the cushy high-backed chairs are just as comfortable and the cocktail waitresses prance around in thong bodysuits. The best thing about Cabaret Royale, though, is the diversity of the ladies: tall, short, thin, curvy, redhead, blonde, white, brown, black, tattoos, piercings -- they have it all. And if all that dollar-bill tossing and canoodling has got you working up an appetite, there’s a chef on hand to prepare everything from pasta to steak, not to mention the breakfast buffet that kicks off at 2 a.m. Legs and eggs, indeed.

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Cabritos Los Cavazos

10240 N. Walton Walker Blvd. Northwest Dallas

972-707-7020

Mexican, Critics' Pick, Essentials

Cabritos is the star at the only full-on Monterrey-style, goat-grilling show in the Dallas area. Stare through the glass kitchen wall at the massive pit, above which goat legs, shoulders and ribcages stand like planted flags, then feast on one of the cuts alongside charro beans and the restaurant’s excellent salsas. Few make-your-own-taco experiences in Dallas get as good as this. One portion of cabrito, with all the fixings that come with it, is enough to make one person full or to satisfy two people who’ve also shared an appetizer.

Top pick: Splurge on the whole goat for $235. If that’s a little too much food for your household, consider the spectacularly rich machitos — rolls of goat meat, fat and organs stuffed into the animal’s digestive tract and grilled until crispy.

Fun fact: If you’re wondering why the dining room is a little strange, and why the kitchen has a glass wall partition, it’s because this space used to be a liquor store.

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Casa Navarro

11742 Marsh Lane Northwest Dallas

214-357-0141

Mexican, Tex-Mex, Best Of, Menu

A homey neighborhood joint with a huge Tex-Mex and Taxco-Mex menu that's found quite a following with good reason. Along with the usual chips and salsa, starters also come with a steaming cup of delicious, beer-spiked bean soup. The Mex-Mex items are the most interesting: A huge portion of lean pork guisado was rendered extra-spicy with lots of red pepper flakes, and the snapper veracruzano was rich with mushrooms, cilantro and diced garlic, though the fish was slightly overcooked. Wash away the fire with a fruity imported Mexican soda. Casa Navarro's sopapillas have to be the biggest, most billowy specimens in Dallas. Don't miss them.

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Chef Hsu Chinese Super Buffet

11180 Harry Hines Blvd. Northwest Dallas

972-484-0808

Buffet, Chinese, Recommended

It is perhaps redundant to point out that Chef Hsu has an all-you-can-eat "super buffet" at lunch packed with fresh, fried, braised, sautéed and steamed foods, plus fortune cookies. And chopsticks. What isn't redundant to point out is that most of this Chinese food is delicious: fresh, greaseless and tasty without that nasty steam-table shrivel that can sometimes make egg foo yong look like melted auto parts. But the real gems stud the à la carte menu with its braised sea cucumbers, fried and braised whole fish and braised shark's fin. Even the bravest buffet tables wouldn't go near these slivers of delicious Chinese exotica.

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Chicas Locas of Cabaret Royale

10723 Composite Dr. Northwest Dallas

214-350-0303

Adult
Chilangos Tacos

10777 Harry Hines Blvd. #130 Northwest Dallas

214-200-3869

Mexican, Critics' Pick, Essentials

Deep in the maze of warehouses, industrial plants and nightclubs along Harry Hines Boulevard, Chilangos serves a short menu of tacos along with spicy elote cups and horchata. The interior is a chic tribute to Mexico City, with the ordering counter made to resemble a street or market stall, Topo Chico bottles converted into flower holders on each table and words of culinary wisdom painted on the walls. There aren’t a lot of taco choices here, but every single one can be made costra-style — that is, with the fillings of your choice wrapped in a golden-brown blanket of crisp molten cheese. That cheese pocket is then placed on a flour tortilla that can barely stretch to hold it.

Top pick: The traditional and best order to fold into a cheesy sheath is Chilangos’ excellent pastor-marinated pork. Just be sure to add lots of chopped onions and salsa verde to offset the cheese’s richness.
Cinco Taco Bar

7949 Walnut Hill Line Suite 130 Northwest Dallas

469-567-3319

Mexican

Cinco Taco Bar, an upgraded fast-casual taco establishment, is hosting its grand opening on March 23 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Cinco Taco Bar is the newest addition to the established Cinco Tacos Cocina & Tequila in Addison. The menu contains different taco options, enchiladas and even a couple of salads.Join us for grand opening which is open to the public and will be celebrated with tacos, margaritas, beers and rock n’ roll vibes.
CLUB NAI

11345 EMERALD ST, SUITE 103 Northwest Dallas

469-516-2327

African, Bar Food, Bars and Clubs, Grill

lighting up the Dallas’ Nightlife scene the new Club Nai is the perfect place To Be, Be Seen, Socialize & Celebrate. Captivating style, cutting edge music and World Class service has separated this exclusive venue from all the rest. Located in the Royal Lane and Emerald street , Club Nai encompasses 5,000 square feet of retail space and features state of the art Audio, Video and Lighting systems. This sophisticated venue is also a completely unique and versatile space for corporate functions, private events, receptions, wedding events, and so on from 20 to 350. From menu planning with our outside party vendors or yours, decor, flowers, entertainment, etc., our Event team can transform your most simple or specialized vision into a memorable reality. The DJs spin a progressive blend of current chart hits, house, rock, hip-hop, African , Reggae and dance music. Open Fridays , and Saturdays and Sundays from 8:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m., Club Nai is also an ideal venue for any special event on any day or night of the week.

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Club Onyx

10557 Wire Way (at Northwest Highway) Northwest Dallas

214-545-5600

Bars and Clubs

Club Onyx is one of the largest topless clubs in Dallas. The entrance is a narrow, blue-lit tunnel that would seem more futuristic if it weren't for the standard-issue metal detector. (The dancers won't be the ones patting you down if you set it off, so leave the heavy stuff at home.) Onyx is topless only, which means it has a full bar, and you're just as likely to see women partying there as fellas. The music is mostly hip-hop and club tracks, the nine stages inside are usually full, and be on the lookout for frequent drink specials.
Clubhouse

2250 Manana Dr. Northwest Dallas

972-869-9506

Bars and Clubs, Best Of, Slideshow

The Clubhouse, a strip club with plenty of strip-club neighbors, has chosen golf for its theme. Because the place is dark and has a predilection for motorcycles and heavy metal, it's hard to see how that theme is executed. Along with the main stage, the bar in the middle is fronted with a stage that accommodates nine dancers during the club's peak hours. The second floor holds another bar for VIP service. The dancers are all nude, so the bar is BYOB, and every Sunday the Clubhouse hosts an after-hours party from 4 a.m. until 8 a.m.

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The Cockpit

9454 Marsh Lane Northwest Dallas

214-352-7252

Bars and Clubs, Best Of

The Cockpit glows neon yellow from a lonely strip mall off Marsh Lane, drawing a middle-aged crowd with wood paneling and a bartender's promise to know everyone's name. The beer is cold, the liquor "bring your own" and the wine list offers a choice of red, white and pink. Preserving the bar's roots--pilots originally owned the bar when it opened in 1986--airplane models hang from the ceiling, reflecting from glass-framed pictures of planes covering the walls. On Sunday, the bartenders cook whatever they feel like and it's free to boot.

2 articles
Cowboys Red River

10310 Technology Blvd. W. Northwest Dallas

214-352-1796

Bars and Clubs, Music Venues, Best Of

Mostly a Western warehouse that brings in young country studs (such as Chris Cagle) and offers dance classes to teach you how to move to 'em.

4 articles
Crown Hill Memorial Park

9700 Webb Chapel Rd. Northwest Dallas

214-350-9951

Attractions and Amusement Parks, Community Venues, Religion and Spirituality

The mausoleum at Crown Hill is designated as a Dallas historical landmark. It was built in 1940 in the art deco style of the '20's and '30's and has been renowned for its artistic value, including its ageless materials, handcrafted details, and antique stain glass windows. The site of the cemetery was once a family dairy farm owned by C. W. Smith, who constructed the mausoleum as a memorial to his then recently deceased parents and daughter-in-law. Crown Hill's most celebrated resident is bank robber, Bonnie Parker of Bonnie & Clyde.

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