But, there are many cuisines and scenes. Sitting roughly in the middle of the country flat and landlocked the city may at first look too new and bland, but it is far from boring. People here travel a lot, particularly to New York and Los Angeles, bringing home ideas and trends that soon grow to Texas proportions. Don t forget that Dallas was the scene of Philippe Starck s first project in the United States the legendary Starck Club long before he become known for hotels like the Royalton, Delano and Mondrian. Only a few neighborhoods are truly pedestrian friendly.
Public transportation is skeletal, and taxis have to be called by telephone.
A Dallas Mapsco, available at any 7-11, is worth the few dollars if you spend any time in town. 2000 Room 12. All Rights Reserved.