Oak Cliff - Dallas - Texas - 4K Neighborhood Drive
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- Afternoon drive around the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas. Includes the Bishop Arts District.
Filmed: June 2023
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My family went to Dallas to eat lunch at Celebration Cafe, and we drove through Downtown Dallas, the Bishop Arts District, and Oak Cliff afterwards. It was the best day out ever!
This is the OG Oak Cliff, he stayed away from the hood areas 😂😂😂
He definitely went thru the hood just don’t look run down
Everybody from Dallas know it's Jefferson when u see that cow. 😂 love my city
Lol.. yeah that's Charco Broiler steak house. Been there since 1963. We still eat there at least once a week, our offices are just a few blocks away. We work all over Dallas but Oak Cliff has a real hometown sort of vibe to it and we're always happy to get back across the river to Oak Cliff.
I grew up in Oak Cliff. Fun Fact: At one point, Oak Cliff was a separate town and very upscale. The commercial area around Jefferson Blvd is the old main street or "old Downtown" area of Oak Cliff (from Beckley and Jefferson to Jefferson and Polk/Tyler). It covers 10 continuous blocks or 1 mile in length. At its peak, it looked like the main street area of a small city with department stores (like Sears and JCPenney) and many other retail stores (like Zales Jewelry and Kress) in the 70s. It was equivalent to the mall before the enclosed mall became a thing. The Texas Theater is one of the remaining historic landmarks on Jefferson and is where Lee Harvey Oswald was found after the assassination of JFK. Also, the Bishop Arts District use to be the busiest streetcar stop in Dallas during the 1930s.
I grew up in Oak Cliff, Dallas; I'm 65 and have not lived in Dallas for some 21 years now. I didn't know about some of this history you've shared..Thanks!
@@philjerwil7 I grew up in Oak Cliff too, I'm 58 and was born at Methodist Central. I still work at an office on S. Beckley just south of I-35E that I've worked at for 39 years. Oak Cliff has improved dramatically in the past 20 years and continues to improve. No longer considered a run down or dangerous area, Oak Cliff is more vibrant and busy now than ever before and continues to improve.
Thank you for posting this video I'm from Dallas lived in oak cliff and drove around these very same streets i now live in the Texas panhandle but i miss dallas and "The Cliff."
I still live in Oak Cliff myself, been here all my life. It has really improved in the past twenty years and has become an extremely busy and vibrant part of Dallas, and continues to improve.
@@trevorjameson3213: hi Trevor, i lived in oak cliff in 1987 and worked at EMPORIUM FORNITURE on Jefferson Boulevard; question: still is there that forniture?. Have a good day.
You literally passed the movie theater Lee Harvey Oswald dipped into to hide from the police and was captured great vlog.
Charco Broiler(The Cow) was a favorite place my parents liked to eat. We ate there too many times to count in the 70’s. Good food!
It's still there and doing well.
Still there and still busy every day. I work just a couple of blocks away from there and we eat there once a week or so. Very "down home" feel to Oak Cliff, always loved it here.
Oak Cliff was always a rough neighborhood when I was growing up in Dallas as a kid. Lots of gang shootings and murder there.
Where. Are. You. Living b. Now
Here we GO again 🤦...you do know Oak Cliff has over 25 neighborhoods, RIGHT?? You're one of those people that give Oak Cliff a bad reputation when as someone else mentioned in their comment Oak Cliff used to be it's OWN city. State a specific part of Oak Cliff or keep quiet.
That was true in the '80's, but that was a long time ago! Things have changed and Oak Cliff is a very safe and very popular place to live and visit now.
@@thejuiceman883 You're right, and it would be very difficult to convince anybody anymore that Oak Cliff is "bad". Oak Cliff has improved dramatically since the old days and there are so many new people living here now, and new places to live and work. It's a great place now, very family friendly, the people are great and it's safe and peaceful here.
@@trevorjameson3213Oak Cliff is bigger than "a nice place"...it consists of over 330K residents.
One of my cousins is part of the gangs down there he’s locked up
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This is the outskirts of oakcliff not the heart of it. I’ve grown up in Dallas and Overton rd, Beckley rd,Kiest and Polk rd, that’s the heart of it.
Did y'all see that car disappear I thought My eyes went bad
You. Notice. He. Did. Not. By. Colorado. Tennisiin. Parkt
You. Showed. The. Bad. Part. Of. The. Cliff. Shame. On. You
Yall dont know your own neighborhood
Definitely not the real oak cliff
Oak Cliff varies depending on where you are. North Oak Cliff generally always been the better part. All of Oak Cliff isn’t the same across the board. Some parts are hood and parts aren’t. Everyone who grew up in Oak Cliff, didn’t grow up in the slums.
If you knew your history you would know that was considered the downtown area of Oak Cliff before it became part of Dallas. Wtf are they teaching these misinformed kids these days in school? That is 100% the real Oak Cliff, it's just not the shithole side of O.C.
What a ride. Thank you. I grew up on McLain Ave, just off Westmoreland. I've been so homesick lately and this ride has helped some. I sure miss my home state. There isn't a state out here that can compare to what we have in Texas. There are beautiful states and nice folks, but we Texans are just a special breed of folk.
Thanks agin and I'll look forward to another ride one day....❤
Funny part about it this ain’t real Oak Cliff
What’s not real about it? The video shows the original part of Oak Cliff. Everything else in Oak Cliff was built much later.
@@214dude2 He's obviously misinformed by the idiots who are trying to change the face of Oak Cliff. If he knew his history he would know that was considered the downtown area of Oak Cliff before it became part of Dallas. Wtf are they teaching these misinformed kids these days in school?
Nice ride around oak cliff in Dallas
Thank you for this ride❤
You Did Right, All Tha Good Look Ing Areas, Because We No Tha Bad Looks.
N. Rosemont looks like Highland Park in Dallas!
I used to live in Oak Cliff in the early 1980s. We used to go shopping for things at Eckerds Drug store that used to be there on Jefferson. Happy times.
Didn’t go to Wesmoreland?
You should have drove by on a late Sunday afternoon. Lots to see
Oooh this is amazing!!! I was brought up off Clarendon y Hampton. I'm displaced and in Colorado. This Oak Cliff gal cld deff use this always. I love my hood ---I beg you to do more of these. this is my childhoods...
My childhood home town too. And I still live in Oak Cliff and work here too, always have. I love Dallas, and especially old Oak Cliff. Clarendon and Hampton is where the old Midway Auto parts used to be. It's now shut down and something else. All of old Oak Cliff still has that good old down home feel, great neighborhoods, good family people here.
I was a street cop back in the 70's in Cincinatti. We ate nothing but bacon, eggs, steak, shrimp, corn,, cheese, hambugarmm, chckein, hotdog
Grow up part my life in this neighborhood i wish I can go back i miss Dallas!
I love Dallas too, still live here in old Oak Cliff, off Edgefield, south of 12th street. Great neighborhoods in Oak Cliff, and really great family people here!
You. Notice. He. Did. Not. By. Colorado. Tennisiin. Park
Home of Stevie Jimie Kiya and Cheyenne Vaughan. ❤❤❤❤
Can you do a drive around White rock lake and east Dallas area? grew up there
You didn’t do oak cliff, oak cliff😂
I miss 12 yr oakcliff
My home town!!!
My cousin worked for years at Stamps-Baxter Music and Printing on Tyler Street. Those were the days.
Doesn't look like a bad area to me???
FOSHO it doesn't look bad when not even ROLLN through NONE of the HOODZ he jus ROLLN on the WESTSIDE where all the ESSAYZ located
@@ronmc1887 If you knew your history you would know that was considered the downtown area of Oak Cliff before it became part of Dallas. Wtf are they teaching these misinformed kids these days in school?
Neither does Compton...
@@Alpine7163Not everyone knows Oak Cliff history, dearie 🙄 sure as hell isn’t taught in Texas schools, much less world history classes
@@victor75208yes it does. Many parts of Compton are ran down with cracked roads and homeless people pushing carts down the street. You can VISIBLY see some parts of Compton are bad….this place here looks like and clean though 🤷♀️.
What kind of camera setup do you use for these drives
This man drove around west oak kliff he didn’t go to BFL Woodtown Highland hills singing hills what a waste of a video about the kliff 🤦🏿♂️this scary as man didn’t even show Big T bazaar
Yes I was terrified that someone would roll up and yank me out of my car in the middle of the day
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If you go to 4:20 you can see us! 😂🤩 4:20
😂Is Irving a part of the Dallas regian?
Yes
Irving is it's own city. So no. It's not a part of Dallas. It's a part of the DFW metroplex.
Yeah!! BRUH drove through the lame partz of the Cliff FOSHO!!!! Where itz not HOOD at all
It says drive through oak cliff neighborhoods, not drive through the shitholes of oak cliff neighborhoods.
I grew up in the OC and left over 22 years ago due to the crime and it hasn't changed. It's more dangerous to live there now.