This is the final post in my Dallas series, or at least until I return for another visit. I'm concluding with two tours I took while visiting the city. The first was all about the John F. Kennedy assassination and the second was related to one of the most iconic, prime-time, American, soap operas of all time. Who Shot J.F.K? JFK Memorial In the heart of Dallas' West End Historic District, you'll find a memorial to John Fitzgerald Kennedy (JFK), the 35th president of the Unit

I'm back with more recommendations for great restaurants in Dallas. My last post covered some of my favorite, upscale restaurants in the city. This time, I'll focus on casual restaurants and two bars in the Big D that serve up fantastic drinks and vibes. I'll start with my suggestion for a laid back, breakfast, lunch and dinner in Dallas. Oddfellows Oddfellows To start your day in Dallas, I recommend Oddfellows. Located in the Bishop Arts District, this hip, coffee house

When I think of food and Dallas, or anywhere in Texas for that matter, barbecue comes to mind immediately and then, not much else. All that changed however, after my visit to Houston. While there, I was pleasantly surprised to discover a wide array of cuisines at casual eateries, upscale restaurants and a Thai and Choctaw fine dining establishment that so impressed me, it made my Greatest Hits list. Would Dallas measure up? Here's what I found: Partenope Ristorante Parten

Dallas is the third largest city in Texas and the ninth largest city in the United States. I visited Dallas on my third trip to the state of Texas, after previous trips to the cities of Austin and Houston. Most times I've been to Dallas, I've flown into Dallas Fort Worth Airport (DFW). From way up in the clouds, it was impossible to tell that I was about to land at the second largest airport in the U.S., by land mass. Be forewarned, DFW is so big that you can fit the entir