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(NorthPark Center, 8687 N Central Expy, Dallas. Tel. 214-346-0010)
www.billyreid.com
Designer William Reid brings Southern sophistication and a youthful kick to luxury men's and women's clothing, including tailored suits, tuxedos and hand-loomed sweaters. Shop for handmade footwear and Italian leather goods, too.
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(NorthPark Center, 8687 N Central Expy, Dallas. Tel. 214-346-0010)
www.billyreid.com
Designer William Reid adds a Southern kick to
luxury men’s and women’s clothing, including
tailored suits, corduroy jackets and handloomed
sweaters. Handmade footwear and signature
Italian leather goods are also available.
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(2602 Mayfield Rd, Grand Prairie. Tel. 972-647-2331)
www.tradersvillage.com
Halfway between Dallas and Ft. Worth, this
flea market attracts bargain-hunting pros.
Bring a sturdy stomach for the 35th annual
Prairie Dog Chili Cookoff and World Championship
of Pickled Quail Egg Eating. April 10.
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(2926 N Henderson Ave, Dallas. Tel. 214-824-0700)
www.needlessnecessities.com
Whether you really need them or not, you’ll
want the upscale home accessories in this
boutique, which include iron and wood
furniture, fine hostess gifts and tableware
by Casafina.
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(Main St in downtown Ft. Worth. Tel. 817-336-2787)
www.msfwaf.org
Check out the largest free outdoor arts festival
in the southwestern US. Tens of thousands
of visitors enjoy street performers, cart food,
concerts and a juried contemporary fine arts
and crafts fair. April 8-11.
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(1011 Dragon St, Dallas. Tel. 214-855-0779)
craigheadgreen.com
Located in the Design District, this serene gallery displays nationally and internationally recognized contemporary and abstract work from a catalogue that includes more than 40 accomplished artists. Look for art made out of maps by Norman Kary.
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(3220 Botanic Garden Blvd, Ft. Worth. Tel. 817-871-7686)
fwbg.com
Take advantage of the cool early spring weather with a stroll through 109 acres of gardens. Regulars recommend the Japanese Garden and koi pond, the European rose gardens and the tropical plants in the conservatory.
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(3206 Winthrop Ave, Ft. Worth. Tel. 817-731-0711)
This small, family-run restaurant offers Italian
classics as well as standards with a modern
twist. Try the seafood ravioli in a peppery
shellfish broth. $$
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(310 Houston St, Ft. Worth. Tel. 817-336-1009)
reata.net
Although it has moved to a rooftop patio overlooking Sundance Square, the beloved Reata is still serving legendary Southwestern cuisine, including tenderloin tamales, wild boar ribs and a peerless banana pudding. $$$
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(4115 Lomo Alto Dr, Highland Park. Tel. 214-521-1800)
Chef Julian Barsotti’s elegant Italian cuisine
focuses on sustainably harvested ingredients.
Look for thin-crust Neapolitan pizzas and
house-made sausages. $$$
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(At the Warwick Melrose Hotel, 3015 Oak Lawn Ave, Dallas. Tel. 214-224-3144)
www.warwickmelrosedallas.com
This cozy piano bar tucked inside a Europeanstyle
hotel from 1924 offers comfortable seating,
classic cocktails and an upscale bar menu.
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(4513 Travis St. Tel. 214-780-1900)
trecerestaurant.com
Fine design, Patrón shots hypercooled to 5 degrees and tequila on tap make this lounge seriously trendy. Salsa nights and live music add Latin soul to the scene.
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(30 miles south of Dallas • 5301 N I-45, Ennis. Tel. 972-875-5505)
www.galaxydriveintheatre.com
Movies are shown nightly here, one of the last
drive-in theaters in Texas. Check the website
for upcoming shows.
This month...
Fun Fact!
The Sanger Building in Ft. Worth’s Sundance
Square was the first building west of the
Mississippi to feature air conditioning.
