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"Arguably the best bites to be bought in Dallas on a strict budget are tacos, specifically the ones served at this outpost of the Austin-based Tacodeli chain. Fillings include beef, pork, seafood, chicken and vegetables, all wrapped up in organic corn tortillas and topped with the spicy signature sauce known as Salsa Doña. There are also a slew of breakfast tacos for those who want to fuel up for the day without breaking the bank."

"Fans of breakfast buffets will be delighted by Division Street Diner’s Sunday brunch. The smaller portions, frequently changed serving trays and expansive options make for a meal that is a pleasant surprise. Carved meats, eggs prepared any way and massive pancakes lead to a choice of Division’s homemade desserts."

"Division Street Diner is a fantastically friendly restaurant. Owned by Leahsa Holcomb, DSD has a legion of regulars who staff chat with like they’re family. There’s plenty of seating in the restaurant and free wifi for those who need it."

"In Lake Highlands, chef Erin Willis has turned an old, funky building into a charming French bistro. And what's more, she's asking that you don't bring your kids, despite the fact that the restaurant is located in very family-centric Lake Highlands. She wants RM 12:20 to be a date-night destination, and she picked French food because "there is a sexiness to it," she says."

"The Economy in Action exhibit in Downtown Dallas lets visitors learn about the ins and outs of the Federal Reserve. Explore interactive exhibits, examine historical currency and learn about how the Fed moves money from around the world on this free self-guided tour."

"Tours are temporarily halted and visitors are currently not allowed. Watch for any updates here. Tour the regional bank and walk through the Economy in Action exhibit to learn about Federal Reserve Banks across the U.S."

"Tour the U.S. regional bank and walk through the Economy in Action exhibit to learn about the other Federal Reserve Banks across the U.S."

"This attraction next to the immense NorthPark Center bounced back after a fire in 2005 destroyed its former building along with more than 2,500 works of art. As the name may tell you, the Museum of Biblical Art collects works inspired by the bible, and the list of artists featured is prestigious. There’s art by Marc Chagall, Andy Warhol, John Singer Sargent and Ben Shahn, just by way of intro."

"This one of a kind art museum focuses on the Christian and Jewish themes present in works of art around the world. Over 2,500 works by artists like Andy Warhol, John Singer Sargent and Marc Chagall as well as a vast collection of religiously affiliated artifacts, further heighten the purpose of this museum."

"One of the best places of interest for Christians and those who follow other paths, the Museum of Biblical Art showcases incredible works inspired by incredible stories. Some of the best artists who ever lived have pieces on display here. These are among the most beautiful things to see in Dallas."

"In addition to its rich artistic heritage, Fort Worth isn't shy about celebrating its role as the gateway to the once-Wild West. One of the most important of these establishments is the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame. The museum is a fitting tribute to the women of the American West who distinguished themselves and exemplified the pioneer spirit, including cowgirls and ranch women, writers, artists, teachers, and entertainers."

"Although the National Cowgirl Museum And Hall Of Fame is known as a history museum, its collection of portraits, paintings, and photography makes it one of the most underrated Fort Worth art museums. Terri Kelly Moyers’ paintings capture the Western imagination. She paints her subjects carefree, slack, and wild (though one of my favorite paintings by her, The Three Graces, is none of those things)."

"National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame displays the honoring of women of the American West. It appreciates and celebrates women who exemplify resilience and independence. They also embody the ideals and spirit of a woman who is self-reliant."