When in Dallas

James Ford: It's all delicious!

Charles Harris III: Worth every dollar. Definately a must see in Dallas. You will be moved.

Scott Leibrand: If you're going to stand in the middle of the road, don't do it when cars are coming. Apparently common sense is a misnomer.

HISTORY: This Dallas landmark has graced the downtown skyline since 1978. The triangle formations of the structural cylinders encase the elevators that carry passengers to the top levels in 68 seconds.

HISTORY: An amazing bronze sculpture of a lifelike cattle drive graces this 4.2-acre plaza in front of City Hall and the Convention Center. It was originally the site of the Shawnee Cattle Trail, begun in 1854

Mark: Beautiful spot for a view of the skyline and surrounding bridges.

Thrillist: Bench warming at Klyde Warren Park is one of our favorite sports.

Mark: It's a simple place made to reflect upon the loss of JFK.

Jorge E: Opened in 1925 as part of George Kessler's master plan for Dallas, Ferris Plaza is a great spot to sit and watch the bright LED display at the Dallas Omni Hotel.

ILiveInDallas.com: Eat your way through. The fruit samples are ridiculously good, fresh, and somewhat organic.