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Press
Box Grill - OPENING LATE DECEMBER
Corner of Elm & Ervay
NOW
HIRING WAIT STAFF
Call
214-747-8226 to apply
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obar
- a sophisticated, subterranean bar and lounge located at 1602-B
Main Street in the heart of downtown Dallas – is now open.
obar exudes style with its modern design, pleasing music and 18
sensational signature drinks – all hallmarked by four-star
service. It features an international mix of styles custom-tailored
to the naturally intimate space, creating an atmosphere unlike
any other bar or lounge in Dallas. obar is open Monday –
Friday from 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. and Saturday – Sunday from
8 p.m. to 2 a.m. A happy hour special of $3 off cocktails is offered
Monday – Friday from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Complimentary valet
parking available. No cover charge.
For more information,
visit www.obar.com. |
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Iron Cactus
Mexican Grill and Margarita Bar
Located at 1520 Main Street, Iron Cactus blends integral Mexican
attributes with a progressive technique of cooking to create
unique and flavorful dishes.
Named one
of the top ten tequila bars in the country, we feature over
80 selections of tequila from Mexico and specialize in a variety
of margaritas and tequila drinks unique to Austin.
For more
information, visit www.ironcactus.com.
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P.D.
Johnson's
P.D. Johnson's is a deli that
boasts of a yummy-ness found at no other sandwich shop in the
universe. It IS all about the meat. We proudly serve up Boar's
Head™ meats, cheeses, mustards and other stuff. The menu
is based on the "johnson", funny and tasty enough to
keep 'em coming. Your desired johnson will be served up with a
side of attitude and if you play your cards right you could end
up on the famous wall of shame! PD Johnson's downtown location
sits below Iron Cactus at 1520 Main Street.
For more information, visit www.pdjohnsons.com.
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Cafe |
Streetside
Cafe
Now open at 418 S. Ervay.
Fore more information, call 214-742-2114. |
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On May 22, 2002,
City Council approved amendments to the City Center TIF District
Project and Financing Plan that increased the TIF budget from
$61,923,676 to $108,900,943, including $12,000,000 to be used
outside the TIF District for affordable housing and two plazas
(all in current dollars). $96,000,000 of the TIF funds are anticipated
to come from collected tax increment. Additional revenue is expected
to come from income generated form parking facility revenue and
interest income. The City Center TIF fund currently has available
funds. However, most of the funds on hand are committed to projects
or expected to be allocated to projects currently under consideration.
The additional TIF funds have
been well received by the development community. The City’s
ability to form successful public/private partnerships using the
TIF Districts is making it possible to get many buildings that
have sat vacant for decades to be rehabilitated, adding life and
value to our downtown. The redevelopment projects balance incentives
needed to make projects feasible with the public desire for preservation
of historic buildings, creation of a downtown neighborhood, and
development of public green spaces. |
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The
Davis Building
The Davis Building adds 183 residential units to the growing
downtown residential population as well as approximately 20,000
square feet of retail. This development was completed fall 2003.
For leasing information visit www.thedavisbuilding.com
or call 866-286-9770.
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1505
Elm
Luxury for-sale
condominiums
For more information,
click
here. |
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Now open at
1602 Main Street.
For more information, www.phillyconnection.com.
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1933
Elm (Corner of Pacific and Harwood)
214-880-0888
This Texas-size nightclub spreads over 17,000 square
feet. Blue features a dance club, VIP lounge, live music and a
3,000 square foot dance floor. For more information visit www.bluevip.com. |
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1402
Main Street
214-698-8850
The owners of The Barley House and The Metropolitan Restaurant
& Bar opened City Tavern, the CDB's only true pub. 8 beers
on draft, a large import bottle selection and full liquor bar
compliment the casual American fare menu. Five large televisions
downstairs provide for sports viewing and upstairs two billiards
tables, a Golden Tee 2004 and more televisions and seating fill
out the space. A stage upstairs turns City Tavern into a venue
for live music.
For more information,
visit www.dallascitytavern.com. |
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1501
Main Street
214-74-URBAN
JEROBOAM offers
a casual bar and lounge area and a more formal dining area reserved
for traditional lunch, dinner and brunch patrons. It also has
an intimate private dining room, a communal table and a curtained
parlor area.
For more information, visit www.theec.com. |
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STONE
STREET GARDENS
1520 Elm Street
(214) 826-7788 Tapas
dishes at Cafe Izmir reflect Greek, Turkish, Lebanese, Russian
and Persian cuisines and range from $3 to $10. But from 5pm -
7pm on weeknights, enjoy $2 tapas and $14 bottles of wine. |
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STONE
STREET GARDENS
1525 Main Street
214-977-9205
"The
Crown Jewel of Stone Street Gardens" - The Dallas Morning
News |
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STONE
STREET GARDENS
1520 Elm St, Ste 111
214.752.0141
In 1946, the Campisi Family introduced pizza to Dallas and has
been a tradition ever since.
For more information, visit www.campisis.com.
**Look
for Campisi's expansion to Elm Street COMING SOON! |
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2216
Commerce Street
214-742-7300
Salon
Gossip is a unique soho-style salon located conveniently in downtown.
Owner Todd C. Hedrick has spent his career as an industry leader
and stylist to many popular celebrities. Salon Gossip is the product
of his talent and commitment to keeping stylists and clients on
the edge of fashion. Its why everyone is talking. |
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1401
Commerce Street
214-915-6500
"Best Hotel for Downtown Cool"
-D Magazine
For more information, visit www.magnoliahotels.com. |
Stone
Street Gardens
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With
9,800 sq.ft. of retail space, Stone Street Gardens has become
one of the hottest spots in downtown Dallas to shop, to "do
lunch", to hold happy hour, or to sit down to a delicious
dinner in an energized urban atmosphere.Click here to read "Award
for Stone Street" or visit our news
page.
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