Morning<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n Since you\u00a0are<\/em> in Texas, you\u2019ll need a breakfast the size of the state to accomplish all of the day’s activities the second your cheap flights to Dallas<\/a>\u00a0land. Begin at Norma\u2019s Caf\u00e9<\/a>, a hometown institution for Texas home cooking since 1956. The Proud server of \u201ceNORMAus\u201d breakfasts, their Country Breakfast option includes just that: two eggs with chicken, fried steak, and creamy gravy. These large, rib-sticking breakfasts will tide you over for touring until dinner.<\/p>\n History buffs shouldn\u2019t miss the chance to then head\u00a0to the Sixth Floor Museum<\/a> and Dealey Plaza. This plaza marks the spot where former President John F. Kennedy was shot in November of 1963. For an insider’s look at the JFK assassination, you can head to the neighboring museum. The museum details what happened through eyewitness photographs, video, and audio clips. You can even delve into the many conspiracy theories surrounding the events of that day (if you haven’t already). The Sixth Floor Museum occupies the former Texas School Book Depository, where Lee Harvey Oswald reportedly took his shot.<\/p>\n Afternoon<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n Even if you haven\u2019t quite worked up an appetite yet, you\u2019ll want to make room for Rafa\u2019s Cafe<\/a>. The authentic Tex-Mex eatery on West Lover\u2019s Lane provides a fine lunch spot to grab a taco, tamale, or enchilada.<\/p>\n If your stomach is bursting from Dallas-sized breakfasts and lunches, you can work it off a bit by roaming the Dallas Arts District<\/a> for the afternoon. Known as the biggest art district in the United States, the area spans 68 acres, offering up some of the city\u2019s best art, entertainment, and culture scene. Travelers won\u2019t want to miss stopping in the noteworthy Dallas Museum of Art<\/a> or combing through the modern art installations at the Nasher Sculpture Center<\/a>.<\/p>\n You may also enjoy: Best Places to Get Your Tex-Mex Fix in Dallas<\/a><\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Night<\/strong><\/p>\n To keep up your eating spree, take a quick drive over to Off the Bone Barbecue <\/a>for dinner. With scrumptious smoked brisket and notoriously delicious baby back ribs, you’ll never want to leave Texas. You can also enjoy some classic South favorites like pecan pie and peach cobbler.<\/p>\n No need to feel guilty post-dinner – you can work it off the Texas way by line dancing at Gilley\u2019s Dallas<\/a>. The legendary honky-tonk establishment provides a fine place to hear country music, dance, and grab a beer. Just south of Dallas, Gilley\u2019s was an older venue reopened in 1971 by country singer Mickey Gilley. The dance floor is over 90,000 square feet, so get your dancing boots ready.<\/p>\n Morning<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n If you’re still full from yesterday’s extravagance, you can start day two off\u00a0on the right foot at the Dallas Farmers Market<\/a>. Open Monday through Sunday, the spanning food hall and market offers something for everyone for breakfast, from bakery options to brunch spots. You can find plenty of local specialty food, produce, and artisanal food vendors within the multi-stall market.<\/p>\n Even if you aren\u2019t a shopper, this city might have you changing your ways. Spend the morning doing as many locals do: shopping. Start your retail journey at Neiman Marcus, the company’s flagship store set up in the downtown district. Next, you can head to Wild Bill\u2019s Western Store<\/a>. Located on North Market Street, the shop remains one of the best places to pick up cowboy boots while in town. In fact, many celebrities have stopped in Wild Bill\u2019s for boots while passing through.<\/p>\n Afternoon<\/strong><\/p>\n Now that you’ve worked up an appetite, head\u00a0over to Dream Caf\u00e9<\/a>. The healthy organic diner features a whole slew of sandwiches, salads, and gluten-free options for lunch.<\/p>\n If\u00a0you need to escape the noise of Dallas, you’ll find a beautiful retreat at\u00a0the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden<\/a>. Across 66 acres, you can explore gardens and lawns at White Rock Lake Park. Be sure to look at the event calendar as well, The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden frequently host seasonal festivals and events.<\/p>\n![\"View](\"https:\/\/www.onetravel.com\/going-places\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/shutterstock_432721993.jpg\")
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