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Trendy neighborhood featuring galleries, shops, antique stores and...
Trendy neighborhood featuring galleries, shops, antique stores and restaurants.
The Bishop Arts district is a fantastic, often overlooked corner of Dallas. The neighborhood has grown significantly over the past few years, and now includes many restaurants... read more
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23 reviews
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The Bishop Arts district is a fantastic, often overlooked corner of Dallas. The neighborhood has grown significantly over the past few years, and now includes many restaurants and shops. One could easily spend a morning or afternoon wandering in and out of shops while munching and drinking along your way. My personal favorites are Wild Detectives and the Wine Poste.
Thank Amanda V
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125 reviews
48 attraction reviews
64 helpful votes
I highly recommend spending some time here. The Bishop Arts District is just across the Trinity River from downtown and is in an older part of Dallas so the buildings have a lot of character and the neighborhood has a hip feel to it.
Bishop Arts is located in the Oak Cliff area and some people were quick to tell...
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Thank Dave S
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16 reviews
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We have great time visiting Hunky's Hamburgers or meeting friends at Eno's. lots of events here or its just nice to walk around and visit the shops and cafe's. Don't miss the Pie Emporium!
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Thank Bret H
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Bishop Arts District is a nice and locally resurrected part of town, with locally owned shop and restaurants. Its a great place to spend an afternoon walking around and taking in the Dallas craft and food culture.
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Thank Matthew M
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15 reviews
5 attraction reviews
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I cannot get enough of Bishop Arts District. This is where I spend most of my time in Dallas. I love the atmosphere and the people. It has a cornucopia of fine restaurants and boutiques. I highly recommend anyone who is visiting Dallas to make visiting Bishop Arts District a priority.
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Thank beautifulmeadow
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Really cute area with quaint shopping and lots of restaurant choices. We ate at lockharts bbq, which develops a lunch line early on. You go to a corner to order your food and then they wrap it in brown paper and you go sit down. Kind of odd that they don't use plates. The bbq sauce is also pretty spivey,...
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Thank Kayla B
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73 reviews
47 attraction reviews
39 helpful votes
I came up with one of my " Brilliant ideas" and suggested we go see a movie at Texas Theatre, where Lee Harvey Oswald was captured. I said, let's go to Eno's and eat prior to movies. Wife wrinkled her nose, didn't like the idea.....not a safe area. We've been to Bishop Arts District numerous times, and safety has never...
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Thank GalapogasJim
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6 reviews
4 attraction reviews
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Had a great time every time I go. Lost of shops and restaurants with an eclectic mix. Great for a lazy weekend day
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Thank Richard M
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10 reviews
5 attraction reviews
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This area is for those who enjoy nostalgia, the unique and very good food. A stroll through the area's shops and stop for coffee or glass of wine and you will be throughly relaxed.
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Thank carolecampbell43
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I think this area is the New Cool of Dallas, a lot more real than the High Rise, I'm hot and I know it crew you always see at Uptown and along McKinney Avenue.
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