Dallas/South Dallas

[[file:South Dallas WV banner.jpg|1280px|Halal Travel to South Dallas South Dallas is part of Dallas, extending south of the I30 east of Downtown, and south of the Trinity River west of it.

Dallas/South Dallas Halal Travel Guide

Oak Cliff is an area that has retained a distinct neighborhood identity as one of "Dallas' older, established neighborhoods", and is often called "The Cliff." It was a separate town up until 1903, when it was annexed by Dallas. Oak Cliff has turn of the century and mid-20th century housing, many parks and remarkably close proximity to the central business neighborhood of downtown Dallas without the heavy vehicular traffic or higher cost of housing commonly associated with Dallas' northern neighborhoods. The current boundaries of Oak Cliff are roughly Interstate 30 and the Trinity River on the north, Interstate 35E on the east, Camp Wisdom Road on the south, and Cockrell Hill Road on the west. In training nearly every neighborhood south of the Trinity River (excluding west Dallas) is called Oak Cliff, though much of it was never part of the original town. For example and the South Oak Cliff neighborhood which generally includes neighborhoods south of Illinois Avenue, was never part of the original town of Oak Cliff, just as the Arcadia Park area was once its own municipality.

How to travel to Dallas/South Dallas

From Downtown Dallas to Oak Cliff -- Take either 45 or 35E South and cross the Trinity River. (both freeways cross the river as they proceed westwards)

What to See

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• Dallas Zoo 32.74041, -96.81436 - Over 8,000 animals can be seen at this 97-acre zoo.
• Fair Park 32.78203, -96.76571 Served by the DART Green Line, MLK and Fair Park Stations - The 277 acre park is home to the Cotton Bowl, State Fair of Texas, a half dozen venues, 9 museums, and the largest collection of Art Deco buildings in the world. Most of it was built in 1936 for the Texas Centennial Exposition. While most visitors go to the park during the State Fair or for one of the many concerts and sporting events and the park's many museums and aquarium make it a great place to spend the day. Since 2012, many of the games and rides are open during the summer.
• Dallas Aquarium at Fair Park 32.77598, -96.76028 - See over 6,000 aquatic animals at this aquarium located on the state fairgrounds. Has a string-ray petting pool.
• The Texas Theatre - 231 West Jefferson Blvd 32.74327, -96.82536 ☎ +1 214-948-1546 - A movie theater and Dallas Landmark located in Oak Cliff and the Texas Theatre gained historical fame for being the place Lee Harvey Oswald and the assassin of President John F. Kennedy and Dallas police officer J. D. Tippit, was arrested after a brief fight. Open daily, today it hosts a mix of repertory cinema and special events.

Top Muslim Travel Tips for Dallas/South Dallas

Fairgrounds

• State Fair 32.77975, -96.76233 - Vies with its Iowa counterpart for the title of the nation's largest state fair. It takes place in Fair Park, two miles east of downtown Dallas, and is held for 24 days every year starting in mid to late September. The fair is open from 10AM until 10PM. You can come by vehicle and parking is $10 per car; alternatively and the DART transportation system provides light rail and bus services. Ticket prices are $13 for general admission, $9 for kids under 48" tall, children 2 and under, seniors 60 and older are free; Kroger groceries sell advance tickets at a discounted price, including season tickets (worthwhile if you plan to go more than twice), and it's a good idea to check the paper to see if there are admission deals such as a discount when bringing donations of canned goods. At the State Fair and there are many entertainments and events, for example, "Looney Tunes Hollywood Screen Test", "Budweiser Oktoberfest," "Backyard Circus", "Milking Parlor", "College Football" (be prepared for huge crowds the day that the University of Texas plays the University of Oklahoma) and "Hot Diggity Dog Shows." Local and state musical acts come to perform throughout the fair, and the arts and crafts building includes numerous attractive and interesting exhibits each year. Not only kids but also adults can enjoy the events. Don't miss the corndogs and the annual winner of the concessionaires' best new food item. The web site provides a daily schedule for the full run of the fair, helpful for choosing a day on which a particular group will be performing, or avoiding the crowded days on which local school neighborhoods get free tickets for Fair Day.
• Diwali Festival

Golf

• Cedar Crest Golf Course 32.72295, -96.79380 - One of the top two municipal golf courses in town.
• Keeton Park Golf Course 32.75413, -96.70751
• Stevens Park Golf Course 32.75900, -96.84970

Shopping

• Bill's Records 1317 South Lamar Street ☎ +1 214 421-1500 - A vinyl-collector's dream, this Dallas institution is truly massive, packed with used vinyl from every era, with many imported and rare items as well as promotional items.
• First Saturday 1100 McKinney Ave - An electronics flea market that is a must for geeks. Begins at midnight on the first Saturday of every month and is held near the West End. Be prepared to find more flea-market-style garbage than actual computer equipment.
• Bishop Arts District 315 N. Bishop Ave 32.74899, -96.82810 - Go to the historic Bishop Arts District and see for yourself what all of the buzz is about. Enjoy dining from fine to funky, take in an art gallery, get a private massage or satisfy your shopping hunger at some of Dallas most unique, and interesting shops. Including: Addie's Off The Wall, Bishop Street Market, Eagerly Sought, Epiphany, Flip, Indigo 1745, Make, The Soda Gallery, Xpressions Boutique.

Halal Restaurants

• Spiral Diner & Bakery - 1101 N. Beckley ☎ +1 214 948-4747 - Amazing vegan dishes, soups, salads, and sandwiches. You must try their desserts! Great funky atmosphere.
• Norma's Café 1123 W. Davis Street ☎ +1 214 946-4711 - Has been open since 1956, has everything you'd hope for in a diner: bar stools and booths upholstered in cherry red, breakfast served all day and a waitstaff that greets you like family. That's the thing at Norma's: It pretty much is family. It's the sort of place where clients come every single day, where the waitress doesn't even have to ask some of the regulars what they want. You really can't go wrong at Norma's (if you like 1950s-era diner food), but try the lemon meringue pie. It's not fancy, but chances are, it's just the way mom made it. And that's the whole idea at Norma's—it's like going home.
• Tillman's Roadhouse - 324 West 7th Street ☎ +1 214-942-0988 - Tillman's is an update on the classic Texas roadhouse. Regional menu favorites, familiar tunes, no one is a stranger hospitality—all energized with a modern take. A combination of both rustic and lush in everything from the menu to the décor. Tillman's is a good-time destination, whether it's for a quick drink, a casual dinner, or a special occasion.
• Hunky's 321 N. Bishop Ave - Hunky's features "Hot Off The Grill" 50s style Burgers made with hand-formed fresh ground beef. Fifteen varieties of beef burgers. They also serve fresh ground turkey burgers, veggie burgers, all beef Hot Dogs, grilled Chicken sandwiches, salads and many other styles of sandwiches. Side orders include French fries, crispy tater tots, and our famous hand-battered onion rings.
• Cafe Madrid - 408 North Bishop Ave ☎ +1 214 942-8272 - Celebrating 18 Years as Dallas' first Spanish restaurant and tapas bar, Café Madrid offers patrons a cozy, intimate dining setting reminiscent of the little cafes found on the streets of Madrid. Honored as one of D magazine's "Best," Café Madrid features such Spanish classics as paella, fried calamari, shrimp in garlic, and grilled quail. Wine Spectator magazine honored Café Madrid for their unique list, which includes many varieties of Spanish soft drinks and sherries.
• Zen Shushi - 380 West 7th Street ☎ +1 214 946-9699 - Bishop Arts' newest restaurant and Oak Cliff's only sushi bar, ZEN Sushi! Experience chef Michelle Carpenter's traditional Japanese sushi and Asian-fusion sharing plates. Full bar, none-alcoholic drinks, sake, and premium drinks.
• Pitt Grill 2316 W. Davis Street ☎ +1 214 946-0220 Just a real nice laid back diner, open 24 hours. It's great for a good affordable breakfast!
• Cliff Cafe 901 Fort Worth Ave ☎ +1 214 393-4141 - Modern comfort food from Executive Chef Jesse Gentile and his team. Updated classic entrees, a selection of salads, sandwiches, hamburgers and "all day breakfast". Also an eclectic selection of affordable and unique "New World" fruit cocktails.
• Beckley Brewhouse 1111 N. Beckley Ave ☎ +1 214 943-8977 - Opened in July 2006 & named one of the top 10 bars in Dallas by citysearch.com. It attacts a lively and eclectic crowd but boasts a cozy interior that is comfortable and stylish.
• Alley Oops 1115 Beckley Ave ☎ +1 214 944-4309
• BarBelmont | 901 Fort Worth Ave ☎ +1 214-476-3378 - Perfect place to rejuvenate with friends, associates, and neighbors after a long day. Sit on the terrace and watch the sunset reflected in the shimmering towers of the skyline. Live music is featured every Thursday night.
• Quinn 202 W. Davis Street - The Quinn is many things to many people. Some say it's a neighborhood restaurant with a plethora of tasty appetizers, sandwiches, and salads (including many Vegetarian options). Others love the beautiful, spacious patio with seating under the stars or under one of our huge, ancient oak trees. The Quinn has also been described as an inspired European pub with a stellar jukebox.
• Poor David's Pub - 1313 South Lamar Street 32.7683, -96.7969 - One of Dallas' oldest live music venues, this joint has been open since 1977. Moved to its spartan Lamar Street location from longstanding Greenville Av location a few years ago.
• The Cedars Social - 1326 South Lamar 32.76811, -96.79573 ☎ +1 214 928-7700 - The best cocktail bar in Dallas, recently named among the 100 best places to drink in the South by Imbibe Magazine. Choose among always-available classics and ever-changing seasonal selections, plus great bites, in an inviting lounge atmosphere. Thit is the place to have a Coffee.

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Muslim Friendly Hotels

• Suburban Extended Stay 4150 Independence Drive , Dallas, TX, 75237 32.66006, -96.88823 ☎ +1 972 298-7014 Check-in: 3PM / Check-out: 11AM Offers an outdoor swimmingpool and on-site guest laundry facilities.
• Holiday Inn Express Hotel and Suites Dallas Texas West | 4321 Communication Dr ☎ +1 214-331-0505
• Belmont Hotel - 901 Fort Worth Ave 32.76957, -96.83668 +1-877-870-8010 An historic boutique hotel designed by architect Charles Stevens Dilbeck, which was built inand recently restored. Offering views of the Dallas skyline and the Trinity River Corridor.

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