What will you see at the top? Dallas’s downtown is full of unusual architecture, but it’s the kind of unusual architecture Frank Lloyd Wright might have appreciated. Also, although Dallas has more shopping centers per capita than any other city in the U.S., it has a lot of culture as well.

A few of these many cultural destinations are the African-American Museum, the Nasher Sculpture Center, and Dallas Arboretum. Pioneer Plaza is home to the largest bronze monument in the world, which consists of forty longhorn steers driven by three mounted cowboys. Dealey Plaza, though, is more famous, or infamous. This is the site of the assassination of John F. Kennedy. The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza covers this event and JFK’s legacy in a comprehensive, sensitive fashion.

Neighborhoods around Dallas have their own unique atmosphere. Early wealthy residents built sprawling homes on Swiss Avenue, which remains a great place for a picturesque stroll, especially during holiday light displays. Historic houses are converted to antique shops in chic Uptown.

Greenville Avenue is one of the oldest entertainment areas in the city but very trendy, and the Deep Ellum district was the birthplace of Dallas jazz. Near Southern Methodist University (north of downtown), Knox-Henderson is full of old-world charm.

Located in north central Texas and about 90 minutes south of Oklahoma, Dallas is crossed north-south by Highway 75 and east-west by I-30. I-45, I-20 and I-35 all connect to downtown Dallas.

Additionally, Stonebriar Centre features over 165 retail stores and restaurants, including Coldwater Creek, pottery barn kids, Williams-Sonoma, Restoration Hardware, Harry and David, Build-a-Bear Workshop, Barnes & Noble Booksellers, Talbots, Ann Taylor, Banana Republic, J.Crew, The Cheesecake Factory, California Pizza Kitchen, and AMC 24.

The center also features one-of-a-kind entertainment facilities including a NHL-sized ice arena, a Carousel and the CoServ KidZone soft playground for kids.

Exact Location at State Highway 121 North and Grapevine Mills Parkway just 2 miles north of DFW International Airport.

Open Monday through Saturday 10:00am-9:00pm. Sunday 11:00am-6:00pm.

Cuba Libre proudly features “New Caribbean” cuisine pioneered by Executive Chef Nick Badovinus. Drawing from the explosive and heterogeneous flavors of island cooking, the menu combines the exciting sweet-hot contrasts of Caribbean cuisine with a bold, distinctively American style.

Affordably priced - appetizers, salads, sandwiches and taco platters range from $4.99 to $9.99, while entrée prices range from $9.99 to $17.99 - Cuba Libre’s cuisine has been showcased in numerous publications, including several national magazines

Outside the restaurant, the multi-level waterfall, the draping foliage and the black granite patio bar make dining outdoors a delight. Inside the restaurant, the New Orleans lamps and imported marble floors neatly package the classic theme. Chef Ted Grieb has added his personal touches to such dishes as the 16-ounce Bone Filet, Veal Rossini, Muscovy duck breast and the many seafood options. For dessert Dakota’s offers numerous options for the most discriminating tastes.

We offer a generous 48 wines by the glass, carefully selected to pair with the Chef’s menu creations. World-class service. Sleek and Sultry: The Drae Lounge, where upscale nightlife is defined. Private Dining, Banquets, Cocktails Parties and Business Meetings available. Join our Birthday Club and The Drae Lounge Guest List for GLO Parties (Guest List Only) and “Late Nights” Theme Events and Fashion Shows.

Outdoor seating available. Inexpensive and very satisfying. You won’t be disappointed!