This is a great people watching spot! There's tons of places to eat, drink, get coffee, dessert,…read moreyou name it, you can find it here! It's super busy with working folks but a great place to sit, visit, bring your kids, watch a movie, read, and relax! I had lunch at the Mediterranean Restaurant and a coffee at Two Wings Coffee Company. Everything was great! The wait time is kinda long so if you're on your lunch break, you need to already know where you want to eat. It gets super busy inside. Lots of open space, and amazing things to see and do.

Love coming to this part of Dallas. There is so much to see and do in this area and if your a…read morepeople person you could sit and people watch all day long. Always a lot of activity in the area

This spot is so fricken CUTE! Excellent spot for taking pics - whether you want someone in them or…read morenot! 3/4 murals have a direct means for interacting with the mural for your photos if that's your thing. And the 4th is Tiger King, so how could you go wrong? Such a cute spot - and there's a second set of murals located at 1129 N Riverfront Blvd, a couple blocks away.

This is a cool spot for murals that you can see off the street. I am really into space, so the UFO…read moreone definitely caught my eye. Just don't try to attempt a jumping picture like me, because you will land wrong and scrape your knees up in the gravel. Lmao. Worth it. They also have cute little horse spring riders and the Tin Man water tower is creative. If you like taking pics, this place is for you!

Everyone knows what Dallas is most famous for and sadly that's the murder of JFK…read more They're also known for the Dallas Cowboys football team and of course the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders. It's also home to University of Texas, Southern Methodist University, Dallas Arboretum, Perot Museum, Dealey Plaza museum and more. Known as a tech and finance city. The area boasts art, architecture, city scape, restaurants, and more. A lot to do and see in Dallas.

For a city to travel during for a layover, this city was very friendly and heard overall a safe…read morearea to visit. Lots have traveled here for FIFA, so be prepared for crowds at Dallas Love Airport. Despite crowds, this city was exceptionally friendly and I can see visiting more than just a layover in the future. Thanks Dallas!

This event was EPIC. Poppin Bottles Yelp Style!…read more Yelp had it's own VIP section. It was HUGE. You feel like your in the middle of it all. We were the party - within the party. The fog, lights, effects and the sound system. The lit up floor. I don't think some of the Yelpers were ready for what was gonna happen. We all danced and some folks finally got lose. Some were scared and others people watched. Everyone had a good time. Yelp had the whole section all night and our own bouncer. Pimp status! Thanks for showing us a good time Zouk, DJ D-Train and the Famous Frances!

Such a blast! When you put a group of fun loving people in a square with lights....and…read moresparkles....and alcohol...and music...and hot outfits...and wiggling....well...it is clear...it is going to be a fun fun night! Happy to finally meet some of my fellow Elite Yelpers that I chit chat with allllllllllllllllllllllll the time via Yelp hee hee. Great time Super Frances...thanks for having us! The VIP was wonderful. Staff was fantastic. The Christmas Tree got a little more attn than it bargained for...but that is a separate review on its own? haha

The Heritage District is an area of the Las Colinas area of Irving. The Heritage District consists…read moreof Heritage Park, Heritage House & Centennial Park. Heritage Park contains a cabin built in 1887, Irving's first water tower, their first windmill, and first library. There is also a replication of a 1903 Rock Island Depot. Heritage House is the original founder of Irving's house. C.P. Schulze built the house in 1912, and the family donated the house to the city years later in 1975. It is furnished with pwrsonal items and period antiques. The house is on the National Regiater of Historic Places. You can schedule tours of the home through the Irving Heritage Society. Centennial Park is located in Founder's Plaza. There is a history wall that notates significant eras of Irving's past. Connecting the area are tree lined walkways as well as paths that take you around the lake and past shops and restaurants as well as a few other areas of Irving's history.

Roanoke, home of Babe's. This town has been here a while (since 1881), but Babe's put it on the…read more(modern) map. More restaurants sprung up to serve those too hungry to wait on the sidewalk, to get a table at Babe's. Show up for Babe's, come back to try the rest (and there are many, check out the guide at http://www.roanoketexas.com/116/Unique-Dining-Capital ). Several dessert options too (Oak St. Pie, Hey Sugar). Some new parking lots ease the search for a spot. Be sure to check out the visitors center for some good info, including a walking tour and restaurant map. Bottom line: Definitely worth a visit, especially if you are hungry. PS. There is also a farmers market when the weather is nice: http://www.yelp.com/biz/roanoke-farmers-market-roanoke

Very cool trail with awesome artwork on rocks, rock trail isn't very long but many trails connect…read morearound it

What a lovely Little Rock Art Path in Keller Texas- nestled just off the right hand side parking…read morelot of Keller Point. As you walk through the path between the trees, you'll see a bridge and to the right there is a little cute bicycle on a stick. This little wind vane indicates the free bike tire air pump available. As you face the bridge, with the bike tire pump on your right, look immediately left and you'll see the opening of the rock path . As you stroll along, you'll see a wonderful, creative display of rock artwork! Also, some beautiful tributes to loved ones. There are also several benches to sit on. I loved the Betty White tribute. Was touched be several tributes to local loved ones. The path has a canopy of trees keeping it a cool place to walk during the hot summer days. Hope this posting inspires young and older artists ‍ to paint and bring more for all to see and enjoy!

What a beautiful town. New homes and stores, and the friendliest people. I met quite a few people…read morefrom other states (New York, California, Michigan). I was given a lot of information on how the construction has impacted the area. Seem to be the place people buy homes and settle in very quickly. It has a very different tone than Big city life. But the way the community should look, act and feel, well it doesn't get better than this. Such a diverse community yet everyone is kind to each other. I fell in love and maybe one day I can call this lovely town my home.