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Fashion
More Than Words
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Hit Me with Your Best Schott
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Blasted Games
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Above the Bra
Fashion
Bag o’ Tricks
Fashion
Golden Fleece
Beauty
Everything Nice
Entertainment
NYC Is Illin’
Fashion
Good Moon Rising
Fashion
Kid Yourself
Food & Drink
The Hummingbird Bakery
With two locations (the other’s in South Kensington) the popular cupcakery sells unfussy yet superb cuppies, brownies and cookies, as well as custom cakes.
Photo: Courtesy of The Hummingbird Bakery
Food & Drink
Ghoul for Love
Fashion
Go Fetch
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Magic Mushrooms
Food & Drink
The Goddess and Grocer
Picnic goods, dinner party fixings, and takeaway lunch and dinner items abound at Goddess. Check out the gourmet deli case, rotating specialty menu, and hefty wine and cheese selection.
Fashion
Rock Show
Beauty
Chew on This
Food & Drink
A Tale of Two Restaurants
Entertainment
Newtonville Books
Join the locally owned shop’s First Editions Club and you’ll get a first-edition copy (of whatever page-turner has just hit shelves) signed by up-and-coming local writers, as well as a few established scribes.
Fashion
Goldilocks and the Three Terriers
Food & Drink
Soy to the World
Entertainment
Bad to the Bone
Entertainment
Lit Chick
Fashion
Howling at the Moon
Food & Drink
Days of Our Knives
Food & Drink
Country Casual
Food & Drink
Bumpkin
Wholesome country food for city folk at this cozy resto dedicated to sustainable, traceable, good-for-you grub. Enjoy hearty pies, roasts and real veg in what feels like a modern country house without the stress of leaving the city.
Food & Drink
Second Best
Food & Drink
The Alembic
Mouthwatering New American small plates, like crispy pork belly with quince jam or cauliflower bisque with sea urchin and tarragon, take center stage at this narrow restaurant slash watering hole. Small-batch, artisan spirits help take the edge off.
Food & Drink
Saturday Night Fever
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Thy Girl Friday
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Paper Mate
Fashion
Down Under the Radar
Fashion
We’re Shvitzing in Here
Fashion
World Piece
Entertainment
Get Bamboo-zled
Beauty
Lava Me Tender
Beauty
Erwin Gomez Salon & Spa
Up your hipness quotient with a visit to the swank Georgetown spot. Mani/pedi stations have cell chargers and free laptops to keep you plugged in. Owner Gomez is a whiz with brows.
Beauty
Pulp Friction
Fashion
How Swede It Is
Fashion
Knit Pick
Entertainment
The Weekend Guide
Beauty
The Weekend Guide
Entertainment
Dallas Contemporary
A nonprofit modern art mecca in the heart of the Design District that focuses on emerging local talent but exhibits artists from around the world. Artist talks known as “chit chats” take place regularly and showcase the human side of the medium.
Entertainment
The Dallas Zoo
Where else in the Big D can you spot a giraffe, a chimp, and a cheetah, all in the span of a few hours? The Aquarium is closed until 2010, but the worth the wait is the re-christening as The Children’s Aquarium at Fair Park.