Road trip 2: Dallas

So for the second time this year, Greg and I drove all the way up to the Northeast (I had to get a car from Texas). We spent New Years in San Antonio (home of breakfast tacos, gorditos, fajitas- the city is ~75% hispanic and you can feel the liveliness everywhere you go).

If you are in Dallas, go to the Bishop Arts District. The area is being gentrified, but there is a nice medium between art, food, and the original culture.

Eat at Hattie's or Eno's Pizza Tavern. Hattie's was closed on the first so we opted for Eno's. I had the grass fed hamburger and fennel and fig (replaced by pears) salad. Greg had a pizza with extra fresh mozzarella and garlic. The hamburger was good, but the patty was a little over salted. However, for $6 it was really really good. The salad needed more acidity. The pizza was good. If you like thin crust, this is the place to go. There was also a Soda Gallery, but unfortunately everything was closed. Lots of other wonderful places so if you are in Dallas, go there!

Hattie's:

418 N Bishop Ave

Dallas, TX 75208

www.hatties.com