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Sosa 12-09-2005 05:46 PM

Dallas people need help.
 
Just made it to Dallas area today. Here till Monday and was wondering if a nice steak place to eat? I got Bob's Steak & Chop House and a few Brazilian steak places wrote down. Anyone been to Fogo De Ciao or Texas De Brazil?

Mr Pheer 12-09-2005 06:27 PM

The Renissance Hotel (yeah i cant spell it right) on Stemmons Fwy has an awesome steakhouse in it. Cant remember the name, but it had excellant peppercorn-crusted ribeyes.

aflex 12-09-2005 06:28 PM

is Dallas a fun place to live? Real estate prices seem low, was looking into it.

ronbotx 12-09-2005 08:15 PM

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Originally Posted by aflex
is Dallas a fun place to live? Real estate prices seem low, was looking into it.

Yes, cost of living in general is rather low. I moved here from New England not intending to stay. That was 24 years ago. :)

If your in the mood for Prime Rib, I would suggest Lawry's in North Dallas.

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aflex 12-09-2005 08:19 PM

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Originally Posted by ronbotx
Yes, cost of living in general is rather low. I moved here from New England not intending to stay. That was 24 years ago. :)

If your in the mood for Prime Rib, I would suggest Lawry's in North Dallas.

yea for like 300k can get a realllllllly nice place down in Dallas suburbs.. in NJ i'm lucky to get a 900 sq foot single family home for the same amount

ronbotx 12-09-2005 08:29 PM

I'm from the Boston originally which is really expensive in just about every way...

I have a nice home in a NW suburb, 3/4 of an acre on a heavily treed lot , with a creek in my backyard. About 30 miles from downtown Dallas.

Besides, I have no regrets about leaving behind the likes of politicians like Ted Kennedy and John kerry in good ol' Taxachusetts.....

aflex 12-09-2005 08:35 PM

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Originally Posted by ronbotx
I'm from the Boston originally which is really expensive in just about every way...

I have a nice home in a NW suburb, 3/4 of an acre on a heavily treed lot , with a creek in my backyard. About 30 miles from downtown Dallas.

Besides, I have no regrets about leaving behind the likes of politicians like Ted Kennedy and John kerry in good ol' Taxachusetts.....

im in my early 20's though.. i have nyc, atlantic city, and philly all within an hour or so reach.. i just think it would be a culture shock making the move

ronbotx 12-09-2005 08:41 PM

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Originally Posted by aflex
im in my early 20's though.. i have nyc, atlantic city, and philly all within an hour or so reach.. i just think it would be a culture shock making the move

Well, it is a little bit of a culture shock.... Dallas is pretty cosmopolitan though and there are lots of "yankees" here. Some people adapt pretty well, others hate it.

Austin has a somewhat younger, liberal flavor. It is more expensive than Dallas. Both cities would be fun if you're single.... :winkwink:

aflex 12-09-2005 08:45 PM

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Originally Posted by ronbotx
Well, it is a little bit of a culture shock.... Dallas is pretty cosmopolitan though and there are lots of "yankees" here. Some people adapt pretty well, others hate it.

Austin has a somewhat younger, liberal flavor. It is more expensive than Dallas. Both cities would be fun if you're single.... :winkwink:

haha sweet, looking at a realtors site now.. insanely low prices. :)

Sosa 12-09-2005 09:18 PM

Think we are gonna hit up the Bob's chop house near downtown. Don't wanna be driving around everywhere.

adultchica 12-09-2005 09:23 PM

Well I'm in my 20's and I can tell you that Dallas has plenty of fun shit to do. Lots of clubs, college crowd, trendy places to hang out, and a huge mix of people from different areas.

Although I'm in Houston area now, I am originally from Austin and we used to party in both Austin and Dallas. I can tell you that Dallas is fun and Austin is great too.

Plus if you move to Dallas you are only a couple of hours from 6th street in Austin and a few hours from Houston .

Martin3 12-09-2005 10:03 PM

A crackhead actually jumped onto the hood of my truck while I was driving the last time I was in Dallas.:eyecrazy

Everytime I go up to Dallas there's fucking crackheads everywhere. We probably have just as many here in Houston, but they're mostly on the east side. In Dallas they seem spread out everwhere :1orglaugh

I'd stick to the suburbs.

Sosa 12-09-2005 10:11 PM

I'm reading and talking to a few people from the area. Sounds downtown dallas sucks, lots of homeless people and nothing to do. Gotta find something to do tomorrow afternoon and then hanging out at Deep Ellum for the night I think.

Sosa 12-09-2005 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Martin3
A crackhead actually jumped onto the hood of my truck while I was driving the last time I was in Dallas.:eyecrazy

Everytime I go up to Dallas there's fucking crackheads everywhere. We probably have just as many here in Houston, but they're mostly on the east side. In Dallas they seem spread out everwhere :1orglaugh

I'd stick to the suburbs.

Haven't seen any here in Arlington YET...

Mr Pheer 12-10-2005 12:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Sosa
Haven't seen any here in Arlington YET...

If you're in Arlington, go to Six Flags.

Sosa 12-10-2005 09:01 AM

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Originally Posted by MrPheer
If you're in Arlington, go to Six Flags.

Might do that on Sunday depending on how warm it is. Friend lives 5-10 min from Six Flags. Was just down in that area yesterday and hitting up a sports bar to watch a game in a few hours down there.


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