Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Good Records
MAP
MUSIC
( 214-752-4663;
www.goodrecords.com
; 1808 Lower Greenville Ave; 10am-11pm Mon-Thu, to midnight Fri &
Sat, 11am-9pm Sun)
Greenville Ave is home to one of Dallas' only indie record stores. Accord-
ing to the store philosophy, it carries whatever's 'good.'
Millennium
( 214-613-5453; 2707 Main St; noon-7pm Mon-Fri, 11am-9pm Sat, noon-6pm Sun)
Amid all the funk of
Deep Ellum, this store stands out for the slack-jawed people outside looking in the win-
dow. Dedicated to 'the best of the last millennium' it sells the kind of old toys, lunch
boxes and memorabilia that make people weak-kneed with nostalgia.
VINTAGE
DEPARTMENT STORE
Neiman Marcus
( 214-741-6911;
www.neimanmarcus.com
;
1618 Main St; 10am-6pm Mon-Sat, to 8pm Thu)
A downtown
landmark, this six-story veteran was the first Neiman Marcus store. Today it's still a won-
derful place to enjoy a timeless shopping experience.
Wild Bill's Western Store
( 214-954-1050;
www.wildbillswestern.com
; 311 N Market, West End; 10am-6pm Mon-Sat)
Bill's motto
is 'from the affordable to the extravagant,' and we like that you can grab a $15 T-shirt or
blow your bonus on a pair of handmade and measured snakeskin boots just like Eric
Clapton's - he is but one of the many celebrities who've made their feet happy here. En-
joy a cold beer while you shop.
WESTERN WEAR
Dallas Farmers Market
( 214-670-5880;
www.dallasfarmersmarket.org
;
cnr Marilla Blvd & S Harwood St; 7am-6pm)
Buy produce
directly from the growers, or shop for flowers and antiques at this multibarn market. It's at
its best Thursday to Saturday. After the Food Network gave it some hype, the
Pecan Lodge
MAP
MARKET
214-748-8900;
www.pecanlodge.com
;
Dallas Farmers Market, 1010 S Pearl Expy; mains
11am-3pm Thu-Sun)
, an outlet for beef brisket, has been mobbed.
from $5;
