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 Restaurants in the Dallas Convention Center area
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11/25/08 11:07 AM
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Cormac
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I have a trade show there in early January with a number of out-of-towners. Most will stayin a hotel on 75, just south of 635.
Any unique or great restaurants in the area you recommend? I mean anything from breakfast to burgers to a good meal. By unique I mean something different, maybe with some Texas flair, a good sports bar, or even...? There are alot of chain restaurants like Outback, Chili's, etc. but why not let them ebjoy a bit of Texas while they are here. Any recomendations?
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Re: Restaurants in the Dallas Convention Center area
[Re: Cormac]
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11/25/08 12:07 PM
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Ox190
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Go to Bone Daddys at 75 and Spring Valley it is one exit north of 635. Dinner or lunch
"There has never been an occasion where a people gave up their weapons in the interest of peace that didn't end in their massacre." Louis L'Amour
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Re: Restaurants in the Dallas Convention Center area
[Re: Ox190]
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11/25/08 02:01 PM
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AustinMark
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Good sports bar with great burgers and other food is Humperdinks on Greenville Avenue near Lovers Lane.
Unique Italian would be Campizi's on Mockingbird at 75. It has a very mob like feel.
Good Italian is Terrili's on Lower Greenville Ave. One of my favorites.
Good seafood is at Daddy Jacks even lower on Greenville Ave.
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Re: Restaurants in the Dallas Convention Center area
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11/25/08 03:23 PM
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Bass_Bustin_Texan
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Unique Italian would be Campizi's on Mockingbird at 75. It has a very mob like feel. Good stuff and true about the mob feel! LOL!
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Re: Restaurants in the Dallas Convention Center area
[Re: Cormac]
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11/25/08 04:41 PM
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Trickster
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I have a trade show there in early January with a number of out-of-towners. Most will stayin a hotel on 75, just south of 635.
Any unique or great restaurants in the area you recommend? I mean anything from breakfast to burgers to a good meal. By unique I mean something different, maybe with some Texas flair, a good sports bar, or even...? There are alot of chain restaurants like Outback, Chili's, etc. but why not let them ebjoy a bit of Texas while they are here. Any recomendations? Love and War in Texas at NE corner of Plano Parkway and 75. Texas flair. Wild boar sandwich is great.
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Re: Restaurants in the Dallas Convention Center area
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11/25/08 07:19 PM
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Ox190
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I have a trade show there in early January with a number of out-of-towners. Most will stayin a hotel on 75, just south of 635.
Any unique or great restaurants in the area you recommend? I mean anything from breakfast to burgers to a good meal. By unique I mean something different, maybe with some Texas flair, a good sports bar, or even...? There are alot of chain restaurants like Outback, Chili's, etc. but why not let them ebjoy a bit of Texas while they are here. Any recomendations? Love and War in Texas at NE corner of Plano Parkway and 75. Texas flair. Wild boar sandwich is great. Chicken Fried Steak is pretty tasty there as well. And I recommend the campfire smore dessert.
"There has never been an occasion where a people gave up their weapons in the interest of peace that didn't end in their massacre." Louis L'Amour
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Re: Restaurants in the Dallas Convention Center area
[Re: Ox190]
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11/26/08 11:29 AM
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Pappadeux's and Pappacito's between Spring Valley and Beltline on the east side of 75.
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Re: Restaurants in the Dallas Convention Center area
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11/26/08 02:47 PM
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lakeforkfisherman
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For breakfast- YOU HAVE TO GO TO Cafe Brazil. They are at 6420 Central Expressway (75). It is awesome breakfast about 20 different kinds of coffee. www.cafebrazil.comThere are a ton of options in the Knox Henderson area. For lunch, try Fadi's (mediterranean) 3001 Knox www.fadiscuisine.com. Their Chicken Shawarma is the best. For dinner, a Dallas-only mexican restaurant is Javier's at 4912 Cole Avenue. Call for reservations www.javiers.netThese are my picks for anyone wanting their out of town guests to enjoy the variety of great food available in Dallas. MENTION THIS AD and you will get one blank stare for free! 
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