Dan's Neighborhood Guidebook
Food scene
This is a very cute French restaurant with a piano player that has been playing at that location for 15 years. He is a great player and wildly eccentric. Which I think adds to the atmosphere.
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St Martins
4223 Greenville AveThis is a very cute French restaurant with a piano player that has been playing at that location for 15 years. He is a great player and wildly eccentric. Which I think adds to the atmosphere.
Cafe Madrid
4501 Travis StThis is a great Spanish restaurant. Tapas and more.
Granada Theater
3524 Greenville AveNeighborhoods
AKA M-Streets Neighborhood.
The area is also known as the M Streets due to two major streets (McCommas and Monticello) and many of the minor streets starting with the letter M.
The neighborhood also forms the M Streets Conservation District, per the M Streets Conservation District Ordinance.
I recommend taking advantage of the general location along Greenville Ave. A short walk to the north will get you to the Granada Theater and several restaurants and if you walk south, you'll pass two commercial areas, each with its own unique characteristics. About a mile south, you'll reach "Lowest Greenville", which has the most restaurant options. And don't forget to check out areas just West of Central and Monticello. Javier's is a great Mexican Food option. A little further southwest, you'll get to the Knox/Henderson district, with Knox being on the West side of Central. Toulouse (French) & Cafe Madrid (Spanish Tapas) are my fav restaurants there.
Greenland Hills
AKA M-Streets Neighborhood.
The area is also known as the M Streets due to two major streets (McCommas and Monticello) and many of the minor streets starting with the letter M.
The neighborhood also forms the M Streets Conservation District, per the M Streets Conservation District Ordinance.
I recommend taking advantage of the general location along Greenville Ave. A short walk to the north will get you to the Granada Theater and several restaurants and if you walk south, you'll pass two commercial areas, each with its own unique characteristics. About a mile south, you'll reach "Lowest Greenville", which has the most restaurant options. And don't forget to check out areas just West of Central and Monticello. Javier's is a great Mexican Food option. A little further southwest, you'll get to the Knox/Henderson district, with Knox being on the West side of Central. Toulouse (French) & Cafe Madrid (Spanish Tapas) are my fav restaurants there.
https://www.dmagazine.com/neighborhood-guides/2015/06/why-i-live-in-the-m-streets-dallas/
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Lower Greenville
https://www.dmagazine.com/neighborhood-guides/2015/06/why-i-live-in-the-m-streets-dallas/