Restaurants | Hotels | To See and Do |
Fogo de Chao Belt Line Road, Addision, TX |
For a different style of eating try the Brazillian restaurant Fogo de
Chao, where you'll be presented with a variety of cooked meats. If
you're not too full, there is also a well stocked salad bar and excellent
choice of wines and deserts. Prices are around 40 USD per head.
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La Madeleine Belt Line Road, Addision, TX |
For a lighter bite, La Madeleine, offers a French cuisine with a
slightly Mexican attitude. Where else would you be thanked with "Muchas
gracias" for buying a French quiche? A snack can be had for about 15 USD.
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Ruth's Chris Steak House off Tollway North, Addision, TX |
If you like your steaks, then Ruth's Chris Steak House, is one of
the best steak houses in town. Beware, as Texan's like 'em big, so go
for the Petite Filet, as a T-Bone might be more like a mountain climbing
experience. Reasonably priced at about 35 USD per head.
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Tony Roma's Belt Line Road, Addision, TX |
An American special, Tony Roma's specialise in ribs, and very tasty
they are too. They also do a small selection of very good deserts and have
beer on draught. About 25 USD.
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Residence Inn Quorum Drive, Addision, TX |
Part of the worldwide Marriott hotel chain and feels very much like the others.
Rooms are all suites, comprising of double bed, shower and toilet, dressing
area, lounge and fully equiped kitchen (including microwave, fridge/freezer,
dishwasher, hob and coffee maker. Choice of 18 cable TV channels, pay movies,
phones with spare socket for modem.
Hotel has a small outdoor pool and hot tub, an outdoor barbeque, and an
exercise room.
Prices include contintental breakfast and a social hour. The hotel runs a
courtesy bus to Galleria Mall Mon-Thu, and you can use the main Marriott
Hotel's courtesy bus outside of that. B+B is around 150 USD per night.
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Summerfield Suites Arapahoe Road, Addision, TX |
Description of Summerfield Suites.
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Galleria Mall Dallas, TX |
Description of Galleria.
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Valley View Mall Dallas, TX |
Description of Valley View.
Shops worth visiting:
- Neon Cowboy Outfitters
- Atlantic Blue Jeans
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Getting about... |
Getting around Dallas is not easy, public transport
is almost non-existent and it seems to suffer from the American 'Car Culture'.
If you can't manage a hire car (and the road signs and rules are very
strange to Europeans), then some of the hotels run shuttle buses, which are
usually complementary (but subject to the usually tipping).
Cabs (Taxis) can be booked quite
easily and some of the shopping malls will call a cab to come and pick you up -
they can't be easily hailed from the street, as in London |