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Nov 1, 2024 | visitdallas.com | David C Justin

Ellen'sWith their own take on Southern classics, Ellen's offers their entire menu all day. But let's be honest - everyone goes for the breakfast menu. While they serve traditional fares like pancakes, scrambled eggs and hash browns, you'll regret not going outside your comfort zone and trying something new like the Mushroom Garlic Scramble, Pork Tinga Tacos or Fried Tomato Benedict. RJ's Mexican CuisineThis isn't your standard Tex-Mex joint.

Oct 8, 2024 | visitdallas.com | David C Justin

Mexican Peppermint Mocha - Hola CaféOak CliffHidden away in Oak Cliff is one of the newest, yet more intimate coffee shops in all of Dallas. While the shop is small, the flavor from their Mexican Peppermint Mocha is quite the opposite. They've partnered with Encanto Pops who provides the special mix of chocolate from Mexico and a secret blend of spices to create this uniquely Dallas flavor. Hola Café is open Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.; and Sunday, 9 a.m. to noon.

Jun 23, 2023 | visitdallas.com | David C Justin

For teenagers, Spring Break is easily one of the best weeks of the year. It’s the perfect opportunity to unwind, recharge and have a new adventure or two. For parents, however, it can be stressful as you struggle to come up with ideas of what to do every day for an entire week. Luckily, we’ve got the perfect plan to get you from Monday to Friday this Spring Break in Dallas. It’s time for animal adventure that’s equal parts weird and cuddly.

Jun 2, 2023 | visitdallas.com | David C Justin

El Fenix1601 McKinney AvenueOfficially the oldest restaurant in Dallas, El Fenix first opened its doors in 1918. It wasn't long before founder Miguel Martinez began experimenting with his dishes, introducing Mexican flare to what would soon be known as the original Tex-Mex. Now, 103 years later, El Fenix has fed generations of Texans and continues to satisfy the appetite of all who walk through the door. While every dish on the menu is delicious, you can't go wrong with the El Jefe platter.