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Oddfellows in Bishop Arts for Daily Brunch and More

Oddfellows anchors the Bishop Arts District with the kind of all-day energy that makes you linger: clatter from the open kitchen, the hiss of the espresso machine, sunlight sliding across tabletops, and plates that lean comfort-first without getting lazy. It’s the rare spot where brunch isn’t a weekend event but a daily rhythm, lunch actually feels like a break, and dinner settles in with a little neighborhood swagger. The food is straightforward, made with care, and plated to be eaten—not fussed over.

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Scoop by Scoop: Melt Ice Creams Redefines Dessert Across North Texas

Melt Ice Creams, founded by Kari Crowe-Seher in 2014, has grown from a charming Fort Worth original into one of North Texas’ most beloved small-batch ice cream shops, with locations now dotting Fort Worth, Dallas’ Bishop Arts District, and several other neighborhoods across the Metroplex. Each location maintains the same bright yellow branding and friendly counter-service charm, while subtly adapting to its community—whether tucked into the artsy bustle of Bishop Arts or anchoring West Fort Worth’s Magnolia Avenue.

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Refined Mediterranean Dining Finds a Historic Home at The Mayor’s House by Selda

Lamb Chops

The Mayor’s House by Selda offers one of the most thoughtfully curated dining experiences in Dallas, housed in a beautifully restored historic home that once belonged to a city mayor. The space is elegant without being stuffy, marrying old Dallas charm with a modern touch. Each room in the restaurant carries its own mood—dimly lit corners, soft jazz in the background, exposed brick and refined woodwork—setting a tone that feels intentional, intimate, and calm. It’s a place where time slows down a little, and every plate feels like it was built to hold your attention.

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Coco’s Fire & Ice Brings Authentic Flavors to Bishop Arts

Empanadas de carne

Coco’s Fire & Ice isn’t just about ambiance or location (a difficult effort for those unfamiliar with Bishop Arts) —it’s a true destination for those who take Mexican cuisine seriously, particularly when it comes to the nuanced, soulful dishes of central Mexico. The kitchen focuses on recipes drawn from the states of Jalisco and Guanajuato, and every plate feels like a tribute to the culinary traditions of those regions.

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Trades for Great Deli in Bishop Arts

In Dallas’ Bishop Arts District, Trades Delicatessen offers a delightful blend of European charm and New York deli classics. Opening February of 2024, this artisanal deli quickly became a neighborhood favorite, thanks to its house-made bagels, gourmet sandwiches, and inviting atmosphere.

Trades Delicatessen is the brainchild of restaurateurs Jason Roberts and Amy Wallace Cowan, the duo behind Oddfellows and the microbrewery Jaquval. Their shared passion for quality food and community led them to transform a historic building into a culinary hub. The deli and brewery share a kitchen and an open wall, allowing patrons to seamlessly enjoy both establishments.

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Nora Restaurant and Bar to Close Bishop Arts Location on May 7

Amazing Kadu

After six years in the Bishop Arts District, Nora Restaurant and Bar will officially close its doors at this location on Wednesday, May 7.

The restaurant, known for its Afghan-inspired cuisine and welcoming atmosphere, has been a staple in the neighborhood since opening. While this marks the end of its time in Bishop Arts, it’s not the end of Nora’s story.

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Written by the Seasons is Fresh and Fantastic

Set in the walkable heart of Bishop Arts, Written by the Seasons is an American bistro that brings spontaneous flavor, color, and a sense of belonging to the dinner table. With its easygoing indoor-outdoor setup just off Davis Street, it’s the kind of place where locals and visitors naturally cross paths, drawn by the energy of the neighborhood and the food that reflects it.

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On Coffee, Crepes and a Man from France: Whisk Crepes Now in Bishop Arts

Whisk Crepes, a beloved culinary gem in Dallas owned and operated by the outrageous Frenchman Julien Eelsen, has recently moved its Oak Cliff location to the Bishop Arts District, settling in at 408 W 8th Street, Dallas, TX 75208. This move marks a new chapter for the French-inspired creperie, whose unique blend of savory and sweet offerings has earned it a loyal following among locals. With the new space comes a renewed focus on not only the quality of the food but also the overall customer experience, which is where the centerpiece of the cafe comes into play: a stunning La Marzocco coffee machine.

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