Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Grand Prairie Area

"This artisanal vendor market has four anchor restaurants, a mixture of local specialty foods, artisanal food vendors, and seating areas both inside and out where you can grab a bite to eat or enjoy a cup of coffee while taking in a view of the Dallas skyline or observing the market-goers."

"The patio at Mudhen Meat & Greens is a great place to lounge after wandering through the Dallas Farmers Market. Order a few cocktails (or freshly pressed juice if you're feeling super-healthy) and stretch out in this expansive space."

"You could also do some shopping at the Highland Park Village and maybe even pick-up some boots for later! At night, it’s time to put on your cowboy boots and get ready for the Cowtown Coliseum Rodeo at the Fort Worth Stockyards. It’s west of Dallas and has rodeos all the time so check out their calendar. They always have a rodeo Fridays 8-10pm."

"Source: Photo by user Michael Barera used under CC BY-SA 4.0. To have an upscale shopping experience, the first mall in Dallas that you should head to is Highland Park Village, which is situated on the corner of Mockingbird Lane. From clothing boutiques to dining options, all can be found here."

"NorthPark Center is one of the most well-known shopping destinations in Dallas, located very close to downtown Texas. It has all the major stores like Macy’s, Nordstrom, Dillard’s, and Neiman Marcus. It also has a gallery where you can find some of the best architectural and landscaping pieces of the 20th and 21st century."

"The city welcomes all kinds of appetites as it has grown to have a food scene that leaves many other cities jealous. Trinity Groves offers different options from all over the world, among more classic Texan staples. If your family is a fan of barbecue, they’re sure to enjoy the dishes of great Tex-Mex and steakhouses that are the pride and joy of the city."

"With amazing views of downtown and some of the most eclectic food in the city, Trinity Groves is definitely one of the most instagrammable places in Dallas. This Restaurant Concept Incubator gives creative chefs and restaurateurs a safe place to bring their dreams to life. The food is unique and the storefronts make the perfect backdrop for a photoshoot."

"Looking to experience many different activities in one place in Dallas?. Come to Trinity Groves, where you can shop, eat, and share many laughs with friends and family. So many awesome sites can be explored at this Texas location."

"It is an urban developmental area with many shops, restaurants, boutiques, and entertainment centers. You will find both local brands and national chains here. This area also has many high-end apartments and office spaces for rent."

"Say yes to a little cardio, because the colorful stairs leading to the Angelika make a perfect Dallas photo spot!. Walk a little further and take a photo on the Mockingbird Pedestrian Bridge… just watch out for cyclists!"

"Just beware- DSLR photography is not permitted here, so shoot at your own risk!. Or use a phone, and/or just keep an eye out for security."

"These murals are located in the West Village parking garage and are situated without any parking in front of them!"

"The historical location where JFK spoke to a crowd of people just before his death is commemorated just outside of the Hilton Hotel in Fort Worth. Come and pay your respects and view the beautiful bronze statue honoring President Kennedy."

"Nothing says romance like cooking over an open flame, right?. Created by celebrity chef Dean James Max, this New American grill at the Renaissance Dallas Hotel Downtown focuses on seasonal, farm-to-fire cuisine. You can’t go wrong with any of the perfectly prepared cuts of meat, served with cheddar mac or green bean casserole and topped off with a decadent dessert like rice pudding or apple cobbler—all enjoyed in elegant yet casual atmosphere."

"A post shared by Asador Restaurant (@asador_dallas) on Nov 9, 2018 at 6:20pm PST. Asador is a method of cooking that cooks whole meats on an open flame. This is the most basic type of cooking, which is something that the restaurant emulates as a reminder to themselves that the simplicity of freshness and quality of ingredients are what stand out in a dish."

"Snooze An A.M Eatery is a popular place to visit with multiple locations here in the city of Dallas. They have all the usual brunch items you can think of for you to order. With things like delicious pancakes, french toast, benedicts, breakfast burritos, oatmeal, breakfast sandwiches, bacon & more!"

"For those craving flapjacks, this Colorado import in Addison is hard to beat. From pineapple upside-down pancakes to buttermilk lemon poppyseed batter and sweet potato cakes, this popular breakfast and brunch spot makes fun variations on this breakfast classic. Not sure which to try?"

"Located on Independence Parkway, Kesari features wholly authentic Indian fare. You can order dosa with curry, chili, and various spreads and toppings. The daily specials include vegetable rice bowls and different kinds of lentil dishes."

"It’s said that there are vegan options on the menu at Mariachi’s Dine-In in Riverside."

"Yet another one of the points of interest in the city dedicated to art, the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth is concentrated on works from the end of World War II until modern times. More than 3,000 different display items are exhibited, mostly dating from 1945 to now, ranging from sculptures to prints and from paintings to photographs. The building of the Modern Art Museum itself is unique, with five glass and concrete pavilions that all overlooking a reflecting pond, terrace, and sculpture garden."

"The Kimbell Art Museum houses a collection spanning various time periods and art styles while the Modern Art Museum showcases more recent pieces, created after World War II. Another option is the Amon Carter Museum, which exhibits American artwork. Another must-see spot is the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame, which honors many impressive women from the West."

"Art Forum called it “the most elegant museum in the entire country”. Experience the world-renowned architect Tadao Ando’s “Arbor for Art” in Fort Worth. The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth maintains one of the foremost collections of international modern and contemporary art in the country."

"The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History got its start as the city's children's museum, before expanding in 1968. Today, permanent collections include DinoLabs, an area with fully-articulated dinosaur skeletons and replica dig site; Energy Blast, an exhibition dedicated to showcasing the science behind alternative energy sources; the Fort Worth Children's Museum; and the Cattle Raisers Museum, a 10,000-square-foot "museum within a museum" that highlights Texas's long history as a cattle hub. The museum is also home to the Noble Planetarium."

"Opened in 1945, the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History features many excellent hands-on educational exhibits related to science, technology, and natural history. Really five museum collections under a single (large) roof, it includes highlights like the Fort Worth Children's Museum, a place for kids under eight to play and learn. Also of interest for families is the DinoLabs and DinoDig exhibit, portraying the story of dinosaurs in the state, complete with a replica of a dig site."

"Inside the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History, people will find themselves exploring not only the exhibits, but the innovation studios, the Omni Theater, and the Noble Planetarium. There are multiple shows throughout the day and people will love the opportunity to see more than one of them during their visit. Address: 1600 Gendy St, Fort Worth, TX 76107"