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If you are in Dallas I highly recommend Terry Black’s Barbecue in Deep Ellum! It is from Lockhart, TX which is the barbecue capital. It is worth the stop!
I lived in Old Town, and made several trips a week to Chili's. When they were bought out Chili's lost the flavor of their hamburgers and soft tacos. It's the only place I played tennis when it was 104 degrees.
New Subscriber over here! This video has got me soooo excited, for our August vacation to Texas And of course you have to see The Rangers! Y’all definitely gave me some new places to check out!
Great city guide. I will be in Dallas for 9 days in October attending the opera and symphony. If anyone know where to get the Best Brisket please let me know!
You guys didn’t go to Deep Ellum? It’s the coolest neighborhood in Dallas! Also, in Fort Worth there is the beautiful Forth Worth Water Gardens. Def a must see
I went to Austin for the first time ever 2 months ago and maybe I go visit Dallas for the first time too, but I was wondering if it will be more fun or less fun or will it have a different vibe overall. What’s your perspective?
We prefer Austin over Dallas personally. In Dallas things are pretty far apart, whereas in Austin things are generally closer together. But both are unique cities with their own distinct offerings.
I’m going to Dallas around Christmas. I am a little worried there might not be a lot to do there compared to some of the other cities I’ve visited, like New York, Boston, Miami, San Diego, Philly, but I’m sure I’ll find something
@@danmej7770 Yeah no as someone who lives in dallas and has been to fort worth and arlington thousands of times there is plenty to do you just gotta find the right spots
"Locals" tip: Go to Dallas and Dealey Plaza/Sixth Floor Museum. Spend maybe 2 hours there.... Then go to Fort Worth and spend the other 46 hours. Your Welcome.
You mentioned the little parks in downtown Dallas. About 20 years ago, the city wasted about a million dollars on a study asking why people don’t spend time outside in the downtown area. Obvious answer - it’s hot…several days of 104 to 107 in July, 2022. And it’s cold in winter. We actually get more wind than the “Windy City / Chicago. Cold plus wind means it’s uncomfortable outside.
"Locals" tip: Go to Dallas and Dealey Plaza/Sixth Floor Museum. Spend maybe 2 hours there.... Then go to Fort Worth and spend the other 46 hours. Your Welcome.
@@steveludwig4200 If you haven't been to the Cattle Drive in down town, it is certainly worth it. The art museum, the Perot Science Museum and the Holocaust Museum are certainly worth it. Going up and going out on the Ball - whatever it is called - is worth it. There are more things to do in downtown Dallas. For my money, Dealey Plaza and the 6th Floor Museum are just OK.
Hey guys, I really enjoyed that awesome video. Thank you so much. I have to confess, I too don’t really like sharing my food also lol 😂 a true story. I hope I’m not typing too soon but, isn’t there plenty of underground’s in Dallas where you can eat and shop at shopping malls as Texas gets so HOT?
Wonderful job as always Julianna/Martín ! 😎 It's cool to see what Dallas Fort Worth is like given my knowledge of them is limited to the fact that DFW airport is an American Airlines hub 😂 Never been to TX but it's on the list 👍🏻
"Locals" tip: Go to Dallas and Dealey Plaza/Sixth Floor Museum. Spend maybe 2 hours there.... Then go to Fort Worth and spend the other 46 hours. Your Welcome.
@@TouristtoLocal that likely means you flew Southwest which was a great decision! Southwest is THE airline of Texas and even though American is based in Fort Worth it's a POS airline....and so is D/FW Airport vs. Love Field.
"Locals" tip: Go to Dallas and Dealey Plaza/Sixth Floor Museum. Spend maybe 2 hours there.... Then go to Fort Worth and spend the other 46 hours. Your Welcome.
Hey! I just watched y'all video for the first time. I really enjoyed y'all video, adventure and informative. Thank you for staying away from the typical "Top Ten..." style. I'm a travel vlogger and been filming outside my country (THE US). I was struggling on feeling inspired in what to film in Dallas and what to show. Y'all video really inspired and I appreciate that. I didn't know it would be difficult to film my own country. I definitely am like & subscribing!
I'm noticing in a lot of your shots, it seemed quite empty of locals except for your fort worth gun fight shots. I just came back from Dallas and it felt empty. I thought it was the February winter causing the lack of people. What were your overall thoughts on the locals and the energy they add or don't add to the city's energy?
Good question! We had filmed most of this during the weekday, so we figured the lack of people on the street must have been because people were at work. During the time we were at the Fort Worth gun fight, it was a weekend, so we definitely noticed a lot more people out. I think during the middle of the week it is just dead outside!
OH NOOO YOU GUYS MISSED SOMETHING REALLY NICE!!!. AT MAGNOLIAS SOUS LE PON YOU GRAB THE ELEVATOR TO THE TOP FLOOR AND THERES A BEAUTIFULL GARDEN ITS A MUST
So I want to ask a Texan their honest opinion of how life is like in Dallas, Houston, and Austin because I’m very interested in moving out there to be near family. There just seems to be many positives in each city that it’s so hard to choose. I’ll definitely be visiting just not sure which one first.
When we were considering moving to texas we felt the same way! Each city is so distinctly unique. After visiting the big ones, we'd have to say San Antonio would be the best fit for us. There's plenty to do and we loved the river walk!
You can get some of the same things in all of the places. The difference would be the community that comes from the people. I am always between San Antonio and Houston. Houston is large but the way people make you feel and the way Houstonians come together. It would be the place for me
D/FW's parking lot is full. Move along. Go to Houston. You'll love the odor of sweat, and burnt cordite gunpowder. Hope you like petrochemicals, and humidity.
Thanks for the video. Dallas and the state of Texas in general, “good” economy but nothing really special for entertainment (other than sports). Plazas, eateries, parks that you can find in any other state/city in the US. In my opinion San Antonio may offer something more unique. Assuming these are the top things to do in this city is not bad, but Dallas looks very average. Did you miss something?
San Antonio is on our list for upcoming trips! I think it will be more our style. I'm sure there are more interesting things to do in Dallas, but we need more time! With it being so big, it's a little difficult to get your bearings.
@@TouristtoLocal The Cultural District / W7th area is good food, drinks, museums, shopping. Downtown has great architecture, restaurants, rooftop bar, good good, FW Zoo is one of the top zoos in the country, Trinity Trails is over 100 miles of hike/bike trails and includes bike Rentals. Also, West Magnolia St. and South Main areas are both hip neighborhoods just south of downtown with bars, restaurants, coffee shops.
Yup. Fort Worth actually better than Dallas. I hate the fact that Fort Worth always has to be mentioned with Dallas. We really 2 different cities and completely different
Sheesh, DFW couldn't be more boring. Whenever I ask a Texan what they like to do here they say, "I don't know..." From my point of view, there's just eating and drinking. That's it. And parks with nothing much to do.
My Girlfriend she went to Dallas to visit her Sister and come back again to Italy to me She went but she didn't come back again to me 😂 She sent to me message to tell me that she find good job and nice life there and she will not come back again to our Love 😀😀 I know it's sooo Funny 😢
They're at Dealey Plaza and the woman describes it as a big part of the 'Dallas' history, really now, a great grasp of history. I bet you could never accuse her of making a big deal out of nothing. smh
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Too many commercials
3-4 is ok, but 10-15 is ridiculous
Ending up on the highway trying to get across downtown is probably the most Dallas thing there is.
It's soo easy to do haha!
FACT! 😂😂😂
Straight facts!
I’m in Dallas now and I’m lost ..! Thank you guys 🎉
Happy to help!
If you are in Dallas I highly recommend Terry Black’s Barbecue in Deep Ellum! It is from Lockhart, TX which is the barbecue capital. It is worth the stop!
Fort Worth all day 💯
I'm going to Dallas area in Feb. I love how informative this video was. Thanks for sharing your experience.ill be taking lots of suggestions from here
Glad it was helpful! Have the best trip!
I hope you enjoy the best state 😎
@@kpoplittlestar just got home from the concert. Best night of my life 💓 💕 TX
@@yogiaim9998 💗
Make sure you get some good BBQ (Terry Blacks or Pecan Lodge both in Deep Ellum) and some good Tex Mex (E bar, La Hacienda Ranch or MiCocina).
Going there soon. Excited!
Very informative and entertaining video..😊👌👍
Thank you so much!
Wow the gnocchi with mushrooms looks awesome!!!
I lived in Old Town, and made several trips a week to Chili's. When they were bought out Chili's lost the flavor of their hamburgers and soft tacos. It's the only place I played tennis when it was 104 degrees.
New Subscriber over here! This video has got me soooo excited, for our August vacation to Texas And of course you have to see The Rangers! Y’all definitely gave me some new places to check out!
Oh yay!!! Hope you have a great trip! Happy you found us!
AWSOME VIDEO!!!! Martin kind of looks like Huicho Dominguez!!! LMAO 😂 You’all have a new subscriber!!!
Thanks for joining our little community over here! We appreciate you!
Great video guys. You're making me want to head to Dallas to explore. Haha.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for the good tips.
Thanks for watching!
Nice job guys! Line dancing looks fun. The Billy Bob’s place looks like a good place to check out! 😊. Long horns, wow! They’re cute!
Thanks for watching! We had a great time!
Hello 👋
How are you doing?
the pizza is so good at the farmers market, also love the park
Thanks for watching!
Which month of the year did you guys visit Dallas Texas I love the weather.
This was during the summer (June I believe). Pretty hot and humid! Spring or fall would be better in our opinion.
Great city guide. I will be in Dallas for 9 days in October attending the opera and symphony. If anyone know where to get the Best Brisket please let me know!
Hurtado Barbecue in Arlington is a must stop
Thanks for this tip!
I love your channel because I can practice my listening in english... really thank you
That's great! Happy to help :)
This was SUPER helpful! I'm adding all of these stops to my list, so excited! 🫶
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
When I went to Trinity overlook, they had rentable scooters.
Thank you for the good tips. I will visit Dallas next month 🤗💙👍
Have fun! Thanks for watching!
You guys didn’t go to Deep Ellum? It’s the coolest neighborhood in Dallas! Also, in Fort Worth there is the beautiful Forth Worth Water Gardens. Def a must see
We ended up going there with friends for dinner, but we left our camera at the hotel :) It's a cool neighborhood!
Hey guys I’m curious what kind of camera you use throughout the video? I love the quality and great video by the way , super informative!
Thanks so much! You can find the exact gear we used here: touristtolocal.com/our-video-and-photo-gear/
martine's dance moves!!! Lovely video as always!
hahaha we were having too much fun! Thanks for watching!
You guys are so adorable. The way he looks at you
Thank you!!
Tysm for sharing, you both doing awesome videos,
Thank you!!
I went to Austin for the first time ever 2 months ago and maybe I go visit Dallas for the first time too, but I was wondering if it will be more fun or less fun or will it have a different vibe overall. What’s your perspective?
We prefer Austin over Dallas personally. In Dallas things are pretty far apart, whereas in Austin things are generally closer together. But both are unique cities with their own distinct offerings.
I’m going to Dallas around Christmas. I am a little worried there might not be a lot to do there compared to some of the other cities I’ve visited, like New York, Boston, Miami, San Diego, Philly, but I’m sure I’ll find something
We haven't been for the holidays, but we're sure you'll find something!
You won’t find anything 😢
@@danmej7770 Yeah no as someone who lives in dallas and has been to fort worth and arlington thousands of times there is plenty to do you just gotta find the right spots
Same
DFW is boring , but for Christmas , Grapevine is a nice town to visit.
I literally captured the places for my future trip 🤣👍🏻
That's what we like to hear!
"Locals" tip: Go to Dallas and Dealey Plaza/Sixth Floor Museum. Spend maybe 2 hours there....
Then go to Fort Worth and spend the other 46 hours. Your Welcome.
You guys are the cutest couple ever!!!
awwww thanks so much!
You mentioned the little parks in downtown Dallas. About 20 years ago, the city wasted about a million dollars on a study asking why people don’t spend time outside in the downtown area. Obvious answer - it’s hot…several days of 104 to 107 in July, 2022. And it’s cold in winter. We actually get more wind than the “Windy City / Chicago. Cold plus wind means it’s uncomfortable outside.
"Locals" tip: Go to Dallas and Dealey Plaza/Sixth Floor Museum. Spend maybe 2 hours there....
Then go to Fort Worth and spend the other 46 hours. Your Welcome.
@@steveludwig4200 If you haven't been to the Cattle Drive in down town, it is certainly worth it. The art museum, the Perot Science Museum and the Holocaust Museum are certainly worth it. Going up and going out on the Ball - whatever it is called - is worth it. There are more things to do in downtown Dallas. For my money, Dealey Plaza and the 6th Floor Museum are just OK.
Hey guys, I really enjoyed that awesome video. Thank you so much. I have to confess, I too don’t really like sharing my food also lol 😂 a true story. I hope I’m not typing too soon but, isn’t there plenty of underground’s in Dallas where you can eat and shop at shopping malls as Texas gets so HOT?
Glad you are also team "no sharing food" hahaha! I'm not sure about undergrounds, but there are definitely LOTS of malls here!
Wonderful job as always Julianna/Martín ! 😎 It's cool to see what Dallas Fort Worth is like given my knowledge of them is limited to the fact that DFW airport is an American Airlines hub 😂 Never been to TX but it's on the list 👍🏻
Thanks so much! DFW airport is super big, but this trip we flew out of Love Field, which is tiny!
"Locals" tip: Go to Dallas and Dealey Plaza/Sixth Floor Museum. Spend maybe 2 hours there....
Then go to Fort Worth and spend the other 46 hours. Your Welcome.
@@TouristtoLocal that likely means you flew Southwest which was a great decision! Southwest is THE airline of Texas and even though American is based in Fort Worth it's a POS airline....and so is D/FW Airport vs. Love Field.
USA is very beautiful ❤️ country. God bless you ❤
Thank you so much!
"Locals" tip: Go to Dallas and Dealey Plaza/Sixth Floor Museum. Spend maybe 2 hours there....
Then go to Fort Worth and spend the other 46 hours. Your Welcome.
Thanks for the tip!
Hey! I just watched y'all video for the first time. I really enjoyed y'all video, adventure and informative. Thank you for staying away from the typical "Top Ten..." style. I'm a travel vlogger and been filming outside my country (THE US). I was struggling on feeling inspired in what to film in Dallas and what to show. Y'all video really inspired and I appreciate that. I didn't know it would be difficult to film my own country. I definitely am like & subscribing!
Happy to help! We used to do "top 10" style videos, but found it difficult to show when things we expected to be great were complete flops! Cheers!
Dallas ❤️
You definitely went to the wrong BBQ place. lol😊
Martin! MARTIN!!
That's him!
nice!
Thank you! Cheers!
I'm noticing in a lot of your shots, it seemed quite empty of locals except for your fort worth gun fight shots. I just came back from Dallas and it felt empty. I thought it was the February winter causing the lack of people. What were your overall thoughts on the locals and the energy they add or don't add to the city's energy?
Good question! We had filmed most of this during the weekday, so we figured the lack of people on the street must have been because people were at work. During the time we were at the Fort Worth gun fight, it was a weekend, so we definitely noticed a lot more people out. I think during the middle of the week it is just dead outside!
Downtown is like that, if you got to other neighborhoods especially in the evening there are plenty of people walking around.
Great job guys .Wish you would of found a place with great Tacos ❤️❤️🌮
Thanks so much! We will just have to come back :)
What month did yall visit dfw?
I believe this was filmed in May or June!
OH NOOO YOU GUYS MISSED SOMETHING REALLY NICE!!!. AT MAGNOLIAS SOUS LE PON YOU GRAB THE ELEVATOR TO THE TOP FLOOR AND THERES A BEAUTIFULL GARDEN ITS A MUST
YOU'RE KIDDING ME :/ We had NO idea. Dangggggg
I hope you tipped the band you filmed and used in your video
So I want to ask a Texan their honest opinion of how life is like in Dallas, Houston, and Austin because I’m very interested in moving out there to be near family. There just seems to be many positives in each city that it’s so hard to choose. I’ll definitely be visiting just not sure which one first.
When we were considering moving to texas we felt the same way! Each city is so distinctly unique. After visiting the big ones, we'd have to say San Antonio would be the best fit for us. There's plenty to do and we loved the river walk!
You can get some of the same things in all of the places. The difference would be the community that comes from the people. I am always between San Antonio and Houston. Houston is large but the way people make you feel and the way Houstonians come together. It would be the place for me
Frank, there are definitely a lot of differences. Have you narrowed down a city yet?
D/FW's parking lot is full. Move along.
Go to Houston. You'll love the odor of sweat, and burnt cordite gunpowder.
Hope you like petrochemicals, and humidity.
Best big towns to live in 1. Fort Worth 2. San Antonio. WORST: 1. Dallas 2. Houston
Salufos...Yo vivo en Dallas y trngo de vesino un longhorn😬y caballos
Que padre! Saludos!
HOW DO YOU GET AROUND ON TRAINS AND BUSES?
Thanks for the video.
Dallas and the state of Texas in general, “good” economy but nothing really special for entertainment (other than sports).
Plazas, eateries, parks that you can find in any other state/city in the US. In my opinion San Antonio may offer something more unique.
Assuming these are the top things to do in this city is not bad, but Dallas looks very average. Did you miss something?
San Antonio is on our list for upcoming trips! I think it will be more our style. I'm sure there are more interesting things to do in Dallas, but we need more time! With it being so big, it's a little difficult to get your bearings.
@@TouristtoLocal thank you
San antonio is so brown and bland. Yes the river walk is nice but that's mostly it. So boring
Do you guys miss mexico???
Every single day!
Fort worth way better than Dallas. That is all.
Dfw is a metroplex not a comparing both
There is a lot more to Fort Worth than just the Stockyards, just a heads up
No it's not jk
We have to go back! 1 day there was not enough. What do you recommend seeing?
@@TouristtoLocal The Cultural District / W7th area is good food, drinks, museums, shopping. Downtown has great architecture, restaurants, rooftop bar, good good, FW Zoo is one of the top zoos in the country, Trinity Trails is over 100 miles of hike/bike trails and includes bike Rentals. Also, West Magnolia St. and South Main areas are both hip neighborhoods just south of downtown with bars, restaurants, coffee shops.
Yup. Fort Worth actually better than Dallas. I hate the fact that Fort Worth always has to be mentioned with Dallas. We really 2 different cities and completely different
What you didn't go to goldies
We haven't heard of it! What is it?
Sheesh, DFW couldn't be more boring. Whenever I ask a Texan what they like to do here they say, "I don't know..."
From my point of view, there's just eating and drinking. That's it. And parks with nothing much to do.
What’s the deal w Martín? I love him.
We all do :D
My Girlfriend she went to Dallas to visit her Sister and come back again to Italy to me
She went but she didn't come back again to me 😂
She sent to me message to tell me that she find good job and nice life there and she will not come back again to our Love 😀😀
I know it's sooo Funny 😢
Sorry to hear that! That's awful!
I did hope you visisted the Reunion Tower! sigh
Next time!
@@TouristtoLocal Great!
They're at Dealey Plaza and the woman describes it as a big part of the 'Dallas' history, really now, a great grasp of history. I bet you could never accuse her of making a big deal out of nothing. smh
That would take at least 3 days to do it right.
Yup! This 3 day travel guide is a good start!
Top thing to do in Dallas is.............GO ANYWHERE else.
If you go to Jfk museum- watch out for fake tour guides.
Good tips! Thank you!
Fort Worth is the best city in Texas for Republicans. Vote Red 🔴🔴🔴🔴🔴
FLAG OF DALLAS
I guess you dress your old man eh lol
DFW looks like a good place to have a affair.
Dallas is soo boring