Day Trip to Dallas - North Side 🏙️ (FULL EPISODE) S13 E13
Dallas is huge, and we all know that one day trip would never be enough time to explore all of it - not even 20 day trips! This quick tour of the North Side has plenty to dazzle, surprise, and satisfy, though. Start with a morning jog around White Rock Lake, eat a classic burger for lunch, tour some museums in the afternoon, and round off your day with a Philly cheesesteak and an octopus cocktail (yes, you read that correctly), and you'll have had one heck of a day trip.
Burger House has been slinging Texas-sized burgers since 1951 - and you know it’s gotta be good if they’ve been in business that long. Do yourself a favor and stop by to try their award-winning burgers, crispy seasoned fries, and old-fashioned shakes and malts to fuel up your Dallas day trip.
Trained chef Jason wanted to combine his love for honky-tonks, old dance halls, and beer gardens (all things he found in short supply in Dallas) with his professional food experience, so he created The Truck Yard - an outdoor venue populated by an ever-rotating supply of food trucks. There will most likely always be something new for you to try at The Truck Yard, but you’ll always be able to find a delicious Philly Cheesesteak no matter what time of year you visit.
Apothecary is a cocktail lounge like no other. Utilizing new techniques and tools like centrifuges, liquid nitrogen, sous vide, and pyrolysis, they aim to challenge your palate and your assumptions about cocktails. Expect cocktails that numb your tongue, have an octopus tentacle, or are made from pasta sauce. Yikes! (They also carry wine, beer, and classic cocktails if you’re not feeling adventurous.)
The George W. Bush Presidential Museum is a must-see on your day trip to the north side of Dallas. Take some time to wander through the museum and learn about the W. Bush years of the United States - from his election and inauguration, to the tragedies of 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina, and beyond. And don’t forget to spend some time outside, too - the former First Lady Mrs. Laura Bush has done a great deal to beautify the 15 acres with native plants.
White Rock Lake is a 1000+ acre city lake surrounded by a 9+ mile paved hike and bike trail and park. It offers a variety of active and passive recreation options and is one of the best places to experience natural areas and wildlife in the middle of the city. The park also includes a dog park, pavilions, boat and kayak access, a museum, a cultural center, a dedicated bird watching area, and much, much more.
The Dallas Arboretum is the premier place to learn about the natural world of North Texas! Ground-breaking horticultural research is conducted here, and we guarantee you won’t find a prettier place in the springtime when all of their half a million flower bulbs bloom in an explosion of color. Take a stroll on one of their many trails and you won’t regret it!
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Even us Norwegians remember 9/11.. USA and Norway are so close friends that we could feel the pain
More Dallas please
@cameraman655
Жыл бұрын
Naaaa, enough of ‘Big Hair City’.
@5xchamps
Жыл бұрын
@@cameraman655 Naaaa, more Big Hair Dallas
@R.Gsolo365
11 ай бұрын
Hell with Dallas it stinks hints. Dirty Dallas
I've lived in Dallas and Lakewood for most of my life and we never refer to this part of Dallas as the "North Side" - North Dallas is more up I-75 near the Galleria... bordering up to Richardson. I know you have to know that. It may have been considered "North Dallas" wayyyyyyyyyy back in the day, but we've grown and North Dallas is a lot further "north" than SMU and Highland Park. Also, I grew up very near White Rock Lake. That is considered East Dallas. Love what you do, just get your areas of Dallas right!
@jmwilsoND
11 ай бұрын
As someone who grew up around 635 and tollway, I've never heard anyone refer to Highland Park or anything south of NWHY as North Dallas.
@bledidemirazi6895
9 ай бұрын
You are right. I lived in LBJ and Abrams road area, close to Richland College, where North Dallas ends.
@ramencurry6672
8 ай бұрын
Keep Dallas weird
Wow! Memories.... Chiefly of my first MARATHON, the White Rock Lake marathon, December 1978! 70 degrees in December? Windy? Well, it IS Dallas. I kept looking for the H L Hunt home near the lake. You know, the one with the long curved driveway that "I dare you to drive all the way through" during the sixties......... Memories.... Thanks, Mike Mason
Living here, I totally grew up hearing the story of the Lady of the Lake, love that you included it! And I'm SO glad you went to The Truck Yard - it's the greatest, we hang out there so much!!!! You hit some of the best spots, great episode!
How do you only have 38k subs! Your content is so professional it's like I'm watching the travel channel! I thought you'd have at least 250k. 👍
@TheDaytripper
Жыл бұрын
We're on PBS and late to the YT game. Help us get there!
@thegorn68
11 ай бұрын
It's over 48K now just 3 months later.
Wow, actually great to see First Lady.. Great job!
I'm about to cry. I grew up in Dallas and lived all over the place. I've shopped in Snyder Plaza, I partied on Greenville Ave. and in Deep Ellum. It has changed so much. I miss it. 😭
I grew up near White Rock Lake in Lakewood. I loved visiting the hometown tonight! Thanks, Chet and Daytripper!!
Seen it but watched and enjoyed again. So nice watch it twice
Another great episode.I have Traveled to Dallas many of times and I've never been to any of these places. But I will definitely want to check them out now. 🤠
I live in Far North Dallas-Denton County and there is so much to see in Texas. I have been here 13 years. Moved from VA and I just came across your videos and there is so much to see in Texas.
not a Bush fan anymore Big D rocks though Thanks for bringing back good memories for me
Keep being awesome. Love your sense of humor amazing.
Enjoy seeing the videos on Texas.
I live in Dallas. There is SO many places to show on here!!!!
Highland Park HS to SMU: Big Flex!!!!
How is this the north side of Dallas? Otherwise great episode.
@14sasst
10 ай бұрын
Agree. No one in Dallas would ever call SMU area NORTH !!
I thought north Dallas was oklahoma city?
I know we went to the SMU Bush Library but we missed the garden!
My aunt and I would walk to the Burger House but if I remember correctly at the time it was called Jacks but either way they served great burgers 🍔
Should have gone to Dels Charcoal Burger in Richardson
Love ❤️ you ❤
We are moving to Dallas from Fl !! Love love Texas , lot of culture and the people super friendly !! miami only have beautiful beaches that’s it , love the beach but it is time to relocate , love your videos !!!!
I just watched your episodes on Ft Worth and Dallas. Are you aware that Ft Worth has a major university like Dallas does. You failed to mention it at all. Your segment on restaurants on Magnolia Ave you never mentioned one of Ft Worth’s best restaurants which is Paris Coffee Shop which has a great history and some of the best food in the city.
@TheDaytripper
11 ай бұрын
I gotta save some stuff for future trips. :)
@Parzival555
9 ай бұрын
@@TheDaytripperc'mon Chet....loosen that belt!😂
@TheDaytripper
9 ай бұрын
@@Parzival555 😂🤠👍
You should have visited my small town, just south of Dallas; Waxahachie. We have as many restaurants as we have churches, and son, do we have churches.
Where is that mural from the beginning?
That's where I live
You remind me of Casey from Man VS Food show
Is there a place where to eat in the White Rock Lake or the Dallas Arboretum?? or near there?
Lived in Dallas for a year, it was okay but not enough outdoor activities, way too much food and caloric intake, seemed like all people did there was consume food, wasn’t my vibe
No Central Market??
They have computers, and they may have other weapons of mass destruction.
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Dude?! You went to SMU and didn’t go to Goff’s???? Seriously!?? I haven’t been to Burger house, why would you when you can go to Goff’s!
That's where I live! Good seeing you in my neck of the woods!
I GREW UP IN HIGHLAND PARK A COUPLE BLOCKS FROM JACKS AND ATE THER RELIGELIOUSLY AS A KID.
Visited George W Bush museum. I thought it was simply a college library with his name on it. Nope.
@TheDaytripper
11 ай бұрын
It's an epic museum. All presidential libraries are.
I had the pleasure to serve Governor George W. Bush, Laura and on one occasion his father and mother in the Formal Dining Room at Austin Country Club. They are wonderful people and I cherish those memories when I was working there. Now dealing with Secret Service whether it was for George H. W. Bush or Ladybird - that was an entirely different story.
So I recently went to this burger house joint and the burgers suck. Sorry these burgers are maybe good for college inexperienced types but for senior folks it pretty bad. It just a tad better than McDonald’s but for the price they charge it’s just not worth it. Go elsewhere!
@TheDaytripper
11 ай бұрын
Totally disagree. And I've eaten all the "great" burgers of Texas. Just depends on what you prefer. I love a thin patty old-school style burger and that's what this is. Those half-pound steak house burgers are good, but not my favorite.
I remember bush he was such an awful president
Restaurants in Dallas come and go like the morning dew. And a lot of their clientele is young and ready to eat whatever is placed before them-and equally ready to move on to the next new place. Plus, some of the hangers-on survive on reputations no longer deserved. You need to spend some time in a city to nail down the places worth playing up.
You missed Bubala Cafe. This whole episode is ruined. Unrecoverable. A complete loss.
Yeah nobody in North Dallas wears Cowboy hats lol. There's a lot of money on that side and you just don't see it. Really in Dallas overall. No Cowboys here smh
skyrocket burger is better
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Dallas is overcrowded, noisy, polluted, and the second-worst city for traffic fatalities in America. Ft. Worth rules!
You let a trans in the truck!!! Lol jk
Burger house sucks
@bletchdroshek5984
Жыл бұрын
Why?
@BuzzTx902
Жыл бұрын
@@bletchdroshek5984 low quality. Bland
Borinngg
Dallas is mostly ghetto a lot of hoodlums. You showed the nice parts