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5 Spots to Get the Best Cocktail in Bishop Arts

Posted on December 8, 2020 by rebecca montgomery

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The booziest, best, most creative craft cocktails are being made right here in the Bishop Arts District—here’s where to find them!

1. Botanist: With a new Beverage Director—LA transplant Iluggy Recinos, previously of NoMad LA and Bestia—at the helm, this sexy lounge-like living room has soared to the top of our list of places to get a good drink. Recinos is slinging beautifully creative cocktails like a perfectly clear “Espresso Martini” made with coffee infused vodka, and mezcal-based concoctions that balance the smoky agave-based alcohol with a touch of spice and sweetness that will turn any tequila drinker into a diehard fan. 308 N Bishop Ave.

2. Tejas: This newly reopened Tex-Mex restaurant and bar is also owned by Botanist proprietors Exxir Hospitality, so the cocktail program was also designed by Beverage Director Iluggy Recinos. Think the same creativity as Botanist, with a distinctly Tex-Mex flair. And while the frozen Palomas are an obvious (and delicious) crowd pleaser, we’d recommend sidling up to the bar and ordering up a tequila-based cocktail like the Tex Mex Railway, made with tamarind, ancho chili, minted pimms and habanero. 250 N Bishop Ave.

3. Wild Detectives: Where else in Dallas can you find a good book and great booze in the same room? This independent bookstore has programmed over 300 literary and cultural events and probably sold twice as many books and cocktails since opening, and it’s still our favorite spot to catch a reading, live show or screaming while enjoying a classic Negroni. 314W Eighth St.

4. Taco Y Vino: There is nowhere else you should be spending Taco Tuesdays than at this taco and wine bar. Every Tuesday this casual-meets-upscale spot hosts Loteria, or Mexican Bingo, with the every vivacious caller Brian, who seamlessly switches up the music while making quick-on-his-feet quips during each call. People will shout, enthusiastically participate in dance-offs to break a tie, and the tacos are as good as the wine. 213 W Eighth St.

5. La Reunion: Our favorite coffee and tea shop by day…and our favorite coffee, tea and cocktail spot by night! While caffeine aficionado and owner Mike Mettendorf has perfected the espresso-based morning sip, he’s also created a great laid back atmosphere to enjoy a drink. And you should obviously try a warm boozy one like the Hot Toddy, made with the best chamomile tea and whiskey, or an “Everything Nicer” with hot coffee, bourbon, pecan and nutmeg. 229 N Bishop Ave.

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A Bishop Arts Guide to Holiday Gifting

Posted on December 8, 2020December 8, 2020 by rebecca montgomery

Finds from the cherished local boutiques that make Bishop Arts District a shopping destination

The Bishop Arts District is home to some of Dallas’ most popular small, locally owned shops—and the perfect setting for our holiday gift-giving guide. From handmade chocolates at a Dallas candy institution, to a carefully sourced inventory of up-and-coming artisans, we’re highlighting our favorite spots to find that unique must-have.

1. The Big Box of Chocolate: Just this December, Dude Sweet Chocolate celebrated its 11 year anniversary—and in just over a decade, proprietor Katherine Clapner’s handmade, artisan chocolates have become a phenom that sweet-toothed Dallasites and tourists alike have flocked to the Bishop Arts District for. This season, make sure that 2021 is much sweeter by gifting friends and family a year’s subscription to Dude Sweet Chocolate’s best. Every month, your $750 subscription will buy the recipient a box filled to the brim with over 3 pounds of fudges, toffees, truffles, nuts, bars and other seasonal oddities. 408 W Eighth St. #102

2. Francophile: For the friend obsessed with all things Parisienne, this little French market owned by Paris transplants Amelie and Gregory is where you’ll find curated goodies they’ll love. Everything is exclusive, small batch and straight from France—from the handmade ceramics and lovey olive oils, to the lovely soap and chic wrap dresses. Th couple is often at the shop and can help you put together a basket that’s almost second best to shopping in the City of Lights. 250 N Bishop Ave. #160

3. Happy at Home: Magic Hour Shop, the home goods store run by Molly Mathias, was born with a desire to provide beautiful and elevated goods made by hand and sourced from small businesses. This is where you’ll find ethically made handblown vases, handmade ceramic mugs by women-owned businesses, and vintage textile pillows made right here in Dallas. The best holiday gifts for that friend whose home is full of perfectly styled vignettes. 250 N Bishop St. #130

4. Self Care + Wellness: The second shop by Magic Hour’s Molly Mathias, this new Bishop Arts boutique is where you’ll find stocking stuffers that will help us all relax after a very long year. Make everyone smile this season with little goodies like face masks, bath salts, herbal supplements, CBD oil, luxe smoking accessories and even sexual wellness products for that special someone. Everything is natural, organic, and supports small businesses. 250 N Bishop Ave. #150

5. Crystal Queen: Speaking of self care, there is nowhere we like going more than Harkensback, where owner Julie McCullough always help put together the best bundle of feel good items for ourselves—and our friends! She’ll steer you towards a fragrance oil, palo Santo wood, incense, sage smudge sticks, and just the right crystal to bring your loved ones luck, prosperity, wealth and more in the new year. Julie’s very informative, so take down notes and include a little note to let your friend know just how to make their home as inviting as possible for the new year. 250 N Bishop Ave. #170

6. Style Queen: What twenty-something fashionista in your life can’t use a little something cute from Caffeinated Beauty Bar? This stylish, bright and fun boutique founded by co-owners Brooke Allen and Marian Otto is the bubbliest shopping spot in Bishop Arts. Here, you can pick up a cozy bright pink sweater, funky athleisure sets, sparkly sneakers, and plenty of potential NYE outfits for the girl who has everything…and can always use one more fabulous outfit. Make sure to add in a product by Dallas-based CBD beauty brand Fitish to win extra gift giving points. 250 N. Bishop Ave. #140

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BISHOP ARTS DISTRICT MURAL GUIDE

Posted on June 12, 2020December 8, 2020 by Bishop Arts

The Bishop Arts District is home to the arts in more than just the name. With deep seeded roots in the arts, this cultural hub in North Oak Cliff hosts more than 60 independent boutiques, restaurants, bars, coffee shops, theatres and art galleries. Highlighting the unique and ground-breaking, this area has attracted some of the best art that Dallas has to offer. From the artistically plated food and drink at the local restaurants, to the charmingly painted homes and walls, the Bishop Arts District is a Dallas favorite. One of the biggest draws to the Bishop Arts District are the large scale murals seemingly on every corner of this neighborhood. So, grab your camera and get ready to liven up your Instagram feed with these iconic Bishop Arts murals: Bishop Highline’s Bishop Arts Mural- Located at 431 Melba Street Bishop Highline Apartments commissioned this piece by blind artist, John Bramblitt, in 2018.

Stevie Ray Vaughn Mural- Located at the corner of 9^th Street and North Madison This Lyric mural by artist Derek Nemunaitis is easily one of the district’s most instagrammed spots.

Black and White Cactex- Located Behind Mini-Fab mini-Fab, a shop specializing in personalized beard combs, straight razors and groomsmen gifts, commissioned Wheron Art for this piece in 2015.

Love Equation Mural- Located at the corner of Davis and Madison Created by Daniel Garcia, Mario Garcia and Janet Aguirre, this mural is a favorite for engagement shoots!

Garden Walls- Located at the Bishop Ave and Melba St Intersection This 120-foot long mural was painted by artists Haylee Ryan and Courtney Miles in 2017.

“Art is Everywhere” in the Bishop Arts District- this is demonstrated well in the Bishop Highline boutique apartments. With artistically inspired floorplans, creative amenities and the newest mural to grace the Bishop Arts District at its 431 Melba location, Bishop Highline takes the culture of this neighborhood personally. Come find out what makes Bishop Highline as unique as the Bishop Arts District itself. Call 972-982-7323 to schedule your tour today!

11 Best Bishop Arts Restaurants 2020

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Dallas lives to be known for its artistic style and charm; and the “Bishop Arts District” has emerged as one of the hottest and most viable business hubs. During the course of time, The District has evolved as a hip, renewed fashion, and food district. The Bishop Arts District offers everything from fancy restaurants, bars, and cafes offering delectable delicacies, to chic fashion boutiques endeavoring the best wearables in the market.

The Bishop Arts District comprises a small area about three square blocks, yet it is densely girdled with mouth-watering restaurants and cooking joints that serve to different tastes. Extending from the ritzy, high-priced Italian restaurants to local bars; a variety of cuisines are available to all the locals and tourists that visit the place.

The most amazing thing about the district is the feel and the aroma that engulfs our mind when one sets foot in the community. Good food has lasting impressions on a tourists inclinations and The Bishop Arts District’s restaurants have lived up to this mark. The place is a living heaven for food lovers, where they get to devour everything delicious and simply scrumptious. From Italian gnocchi to Mexican empanadas and the Texas-style barbecued ribs, hot freshly brewed coffee to that soft yeast pretzel buns; all make up for the aromatic environment and bustling street life that is so obvious to all who visit the place.

If anything ever defines The Bishop Arts District then it is the superbly painted wall murals and the awe-inspiring food that serves many each day.

MOST VISITED & BEST BISHOP ARTS RESTAURANTS

The neighborhood has evolved as a food and dining destination. The place is home to some of the best restaurants served by top chefs. Most of the businesses are locally owned. Food extends from the simple handmade pies and yeast rolls to the exquisite Italian fine dining. One can find some of the best wineries here as well. Accordingly, some of the best and highly rated restaurants include:

1. ODDFELLOWS

The place is best known for its pristine American breakfast and brunch menu. It is a contemporary diner and the food variety is incredible. The vibe of the restaurant is rather informal with exceptional service. Opens at 7 am and it is widely recommended for its sandwiches, burgers, and the ultimate buttermilk pancakes. Sweet or savory, Oddfellows is an eatery to be visited when in Dallas. Carefully grilled burgers layered with local cheese, tortilla strips with fried eggs and the banana cream pie french toast or the red velvet pancakes include some of the highlights of the menu. Its a long list of mouth-watering recipes that leaves one baffled at the food variations. Pricing for a meal ranges between $35-$40 per person.

316 W 7th St
Dallas, TX 75208
Website: https://www.oddfellowsdallas.com

2. LUCIA DALLAS

Whenever a foodie is questioned about the most happening restaurant in town, the answer is Lucia, a rustic, 36-seat family owned establishment. Both husband and wife run the show here. But beware, the place is excessively popular and sometimes booked two months in advance. So if you want to visit the place and enjoy some fun-filled time at the eatery, prior booking is a must. Otherwise one has to try the luck for some occasional seats that are retained for walk-ins near the counter.Lucia is considered to be one of the choicest Italian restaurants in Dallas. The menu ranges from house-cured meats, handmade pasta, wild game, and fresh seafood. Some of the highlights of their menu include duck leg confit served with polenta and risotto with celery root and foie grass. The dishes vary in price but it costs over $50 per person. However, the quality and taste of the food are worth the money.

408 W 8th St
Dallas, Texas
Website: https://www.luciadallas.com

3. HATTIE’S

This classy restaurant is famous for its southern style food with a sense of fusion cooking. The place is a favorite amongst the locals and the foodies. Food is fresh, well cooked and delightfully devouring. Their famous shrimps and grits and the all-time favorite crab cakes form some of the best appetizers one can feed on. Eating at the joint might become an expensive affair but a trip here makes the day. Hence, Hattie’s is highly recommended as a dine-in place due to its impeccable service, light, comfortable environment, and the fragrant food infusions.The restaurant has been there for a good 20 years and has been consistently serving chicken and waffles that burst with flavor whenever you grab a bite of it.

418 N Bishop Ave
Dallas, Texas
Website: http://hatties.com

4. ENOS PIZZA TAVERN

Enos has been in the Bishop Arts District for the past 10 years and have a firm following for its crunchy yet light, thin crust pizza. It’s a small bar- cum restaurant where many locals feel proud to be called regulars.Owing to its ideal location, meal variety, and price affordability it is a preferred choice of the locals and tourists. The extensive variety of drinks on its menu adds to its arena. Flatbread pizzas, cheese sticks, salads, sandwiches and soups all are included, delivering the best use of locally grown ingredients.

407 N Bishop Ave
Dallas, Texas
Website: https://www.enospizza.com

5. VERACRUZ CAFE

There are numerous Mexican restaurants and cafes in Dallas but this cafe has devoted itself to the colorful cuisine of the coastal state of Veracruz. They serve a variety of meat, seafood and vegetarian dishes as per the liking of any typical Mexican food lover. Although the atmosphere is slightly upscale, the pricing is pretty reasonable. All these factors add up to its popularity and the consistency of taste and intellect that has made the eatery a top-rated favorite.

408 N Bishop Ave
Dallas, Texas
Website: https://www.veracruzdallas.com

6. C.SENOR

Usually, small food stands do not reach the top of a restaurant list, but the extraordinary taste and the quality of food served at this Cuban food joint makes it hard not to include it in the list.Its a small Taco stand without a very elaborate menu. But the scrumptious tacos served for a mere $2 make up for a luscious and hearty meal for any local or tourist visiting Bishop Arts District.

330 W Davis St
Dallas, Texas
FB Page: https://web.facebook.com/C-Se%C3%B1or-715107681869503/

7. BOLSA

Bolsa is one of the oldest farm to table restaurants present in The District. The menu is simple like the branch and twig flatbread which showcases their artisan craft. Located on West Davis Street, it has the finest representation of the homegrown merchandise.

614 W Davis St
Dallas, Texas
Website: http://bolsadallas.com

8. LOCKHART SMOKEHOUSE

Lockhart takes its name from the classic sausages that are shipped directly from Lockhart. The food joint is the best grilling and barbecue joint owned by Jill Grobowsky Bergus. Ther upbeat feel adds to the Texas-style barbecue. The moist brisket, melt in your mouth sausages and the near to perfection ribs are some of their specialties that are grilled over Texas post oak. And the restaurant serves the traditional cold beer to clear the palette. A sizeable wine and cocktail bar is also present.

400 W Davis St
Dallas, Texas
Website: https://www.lockhartsmokehouse.com

9. DALLAS GRILLED CHEESE Co

The Dallas Grilled Cheese Co. is a fresh addition to the Bishop neighborhood. The eatery has something to offer everyone. The restaurant has an elite, pubbish look to it and serves outrageously delicious grilled cheese sandwiches. Though a grilled cheese is a common man dish, here it’s serve with style and topped with a glass of beer. So dinner or lunch, this restaurant is a must on the list while visting Bishop Arts District.

310 W 7th St
Dallas, Texas
Website: http://www.dallasgrilledcheese.co

10. BOULEVARDIER

This exclusive French restaurant is considered by many as one of the best in Dallas. The price range varies from moderate to high but the stellar quality of food and service makes a visit to the eatery a remarkable one. The fine dining experience, the taste of fresh oysters and their various meat dishes cooked to perfection speak for themselves. For people who are more budget conscious, they should try their Sunday brunch which is definitely light on the pocket without any compromise on food.

408 N Bishop Ave, Ste 108
Dallas, Texas
Website: https://dallasboulevardier.com

Some Of The Other Food Joints At Bishop Arts

Bishop Arts District is home to many restaurants. Following are some more eateries that one can chant about while in Dallas.

Stock And Barrel ( Mostly serving American Dishes)
Pink Magnolia ( Southern style food)
Hunky’s ( Hamburger joint)
Zen Sushi ( Sushi)
The Local Oak (Cocktails and American food)
Greek Cafe And Bakery ( Greek style food)
Bocce Italian Kitchen ( Italian food)
Chan Thai Restaurant ( Thai Food )
Pho 88 ( Vietnamese)
Gloria’s Latin Cuisine ( Mexican)

HOW TO FIND TOP BISHOP ARTS RESTAURANTS

Whenever we decide to travel its always best to plan ahead. And if traveling to an unknown destination or as a first timer, it’s of utmost importance to carry out a short research regarding the destination. And for that, Googling is the thing to do.

Just log in to google map and type:

Bishop Arts District
Bishop Arts Restaurant
Bishop Arts District Restaurants
Restaurants Near Bishop Arts
Eateries in Bishop Arts
Food in Bishop Arts
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Dinner and Drinks in Bishop Arts District

https://goo.gl/maps/br3KVgZCpL62

This opens a string of Dallas eateries and an overview about the chic Bishop Arts District. The modernized “Bishop Arts District” is the place to be! It is the most amazing and happening neighborhood, brimming with activity and nightlife. The Bishop Arts District is located in North Oak Cliff, Dallas, Texas; USA. The district is most famous for its mouth-watering restaurants/ food joints and it’s remarkable fashion boutiques. It is known for the variety of bars, coffee shops, theatres, and art galleries that it has to offer. Located at only five minutes from downtown Dallas, it is the most outstanding neighborhoods whose walls are painted with artistic and colorful murals where eateries serve food that is fresh, healthy and local.

Once in Dallas, use google maps to find the most revered neighborhood and its delicious eateries, bars and fashion shops.

So, if anyone is looking for the most quintessential Dallas experience, one must visit the Bishop Arts District.

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Dallas Best Kept Secret | The Bishop Arts District

Posted on June 3, 2020June 13, 2020 by Bishop Arts

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From Uptown and Greenville Avenue to Knox-Henderson and Deep Ellum, Dallas has no shortage of great places to live. That said, there’s no question in our mind that Bishop Arts is poised to become #1 on the Dallas neighborhoods ‘Top Ten’ list. If the current construction boom in north Oak Cliff is any indication, it looks like it’ll be a front-runner for years to come.

Called the “Bishop Arts District” due to the concentration of artists who set up studios in the 1970’s, Bishop Arts is the hidden gem of Dallas — a distinct community area with the feel of a small town and the flair of an artist’s colony that until now has flown under the radar. But not anymore; the word is out. Read on to find our five favorite reasons to call the Bishop Arts District—and the Bishop Highline—home.

#1 Art is everywhere

If a vibrant social and cultural scene is important to you, look no further. You’ve found your new home. From the Bathgirl mural commemorating one-time Oak Cliff resident Yvonne Craig to the trolley mural paying homage to the neighborhood’s historic roots, art is on most (if not every) street corner.

There are also several performing arts centers in the Bishop Arts District. Some of the hottest bands touring perform at the Kessler Theater, as well as up and coming indie bands waiting to be discovered.

Bishop Arts is also home to the Texas Theatre, which, in addition to housing a Prohibition style bar, shows films ranging from classics to indies. Whether you’re craving dinner and a movie or dinner and a show, the entertainment and nightlife options you’ll find in Bishop Arts can’t be mass produced.

Our murals and shows are pretty awesome. But they aren’t the only art in town. There’s art in the house-made charcuterie at Boulevardier.

There’s art in the unusual flavor profiles at Bishop Cider Co. And there’s art in every one of Chef Katherine’s creations at Dude, Sweet Chocolate.

Here, art is everywhere you look, including your future home. From our exterior wall murals painted by #blindartist John Bramblitt, to the design of our apartments themselves, art is in our DNA. That’s why one of the amenities we’re most excited to bring you is the neighborhood’s first ever live theater.

Bishop Highline is currently in discussions with several community theaters about managing and operating this venue, which will be housed in the basement of our apartment community at 120 North Madison, set to open in 2019/2020.

#2 Independent through and through

The mix of restaurants, cafes, wine bars, boutiques, art galleries and coffee shops in the Bishop Arts District is unparalleled. Talk about a retail smorgasbord—within four blocks, residents can choose from Italian, Latin American, French, Japanese, Vietnamese or Cuban cuisine not to mention good old-fashioned Texas BBQ.

To be clear, when we say “Italian” we’re not talking about the Olive Garden. The Bishop Arts District is one of Dallas’ most independent neighborhoods.

The award-winning restaurants and shops that line our streets aren’t part of a chain, they are run by the owners themselves. Don’t be surprised if the chef comes to your table to check on your meal.

When you live in Bishop Arts, every day is a Taste of Oak Cliff. With the Bishop Highline as your home, it’s easy to be the first in line for Sunday brunch at Oddfellows, dinner at Hattie’s or happy hour at Ten Bells Tavern.

You’ll still need a reservation to sample the handmade pasta and house-cured salami at Lucia’s, but that’s to be expected for a restaurant that’s won the James Beard award five times in a row.

Not to be discounted, the neighborhood’s more casual eateries really hit the spot when time and money are at a premium. The walk up tacos and yucca fries at the unassuming C Senor and creative combinations at Dallas Grilled Cheese Co. grilled never disappoint.

Even the shopping in Bishop Arts is one-of-a-kind. When you live here, you’ll never again find yourself at a loss when you need to buy a special gift for a loved one. For flowers, you won’t find a bouquet more artistically arranged, exquisitely packaged and expertly delivered than those at Dirt.

For for birthdays, weddings, anniversary gifts or other special occasions, Neighborhood has your back with its selection of unique and handmade goods.

While you’re there, don’t forget to check out their 56 Foot Wall Gallery featuring a new artist every month. Holiday shopping? Done. Emporium Pies delivers. All you need to do is match your favorite friend or family member with your favorite pie… of the day.

#3 “I’d rather drive,” said no one ever

If you’ve ever felt like you’re passing your life away behind a windshield, we’ve got good news. Bishop Arts District is one of few neighborhoods in Dallas where cars truly are optional.

Just ten minutes south of downtown, Bishop Arts makes commuting to major Dallas employers like Methodist Dallas Medical Center or AT&T a breeze.

No one’s location is more central than ours, and although parking is available to Highline residents, with the Dallas Street Car just blocks away, it’s worth considering whether owning a car makes sense.

Think about all the fabulous trips you could take with the money you’ll save on gas and maintenance. Bali anyone? Plus who couldn’t use the extra downtime to read a book, listen to a podcast or catch up on Instagram.

With untold miles of bike lanes and paths, it’s no surprise that Bishop Arts scored a 90 on the walkability scale. The Bishop Arts District is one of Dallas’ most pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods, so when you want to explore at home it’s easy to do—either on foot, by bike, or with the Bishop Highline’s free ride-sharing service.

Available to all Bishop Highline residents, our driver will take you anywhere you want to go within Bishop Arts or Oak Cliff. Whether you want to do a little shopping, meet friends for an after work happy hour or get dropped off at the gym (we won’t judge), you’ve got options. If you want to venture further there’s always Uber and Lyft.

#4 Be part of a true community

If you were born after 1997 you might be asking yourself, ‘community—what’s that?’ Something of an endangered species in today’s world, a community is a place where people know their neighbors, stop and say hello in the streets and come together to celebrate good times.

And from Christmas in July to Mardi Gras to the Bishop Arts Crawfish Fest, there are lots of good times in Bishop Arts. Pretty much all of Dallas descends upon Bishop Arts for Bastille on Bishop, the epic street festival where we celebrate Oak Cliff’s historic “La Reunion” French Colony.

Every year on July 14^th, we break out the baguettes, don our berets and say “oui oui” to more wine, crepes, mussels, mimes and more.

Outside of special occasions, we find lots of other ways to mix and mingle. Neighborhood bike rides put on by Bike Friendly Oak Cliff or wine walks organized by the Bishop Arts Merchants Association are a great way to stretch your legs among friends. Want to stretch your mind?

Head over to The Wild Detectives for a book reading or movie screening. Located right behind our building at 305 Melba, the bookstore-bar is destined to become your go-to for conversation, coffee and cocktails. For the visual arts, check the calendars at the Ginger Fox or Jen Mauldin Gallery.

Between the two there’s always an art exhibition showing. And don’t forget the community at the Bishop Highline—we’ve got some fun events planned just for residents.

#5 And now, the Bishop Highline

The Pop Artists brought art to the people. By rethinking our floor plans and getting creative with our amenities, we’re doing the same with luxury housing.

Down to the unique design and material of the very last window, our modern studio and one bedroom apartments at 305 and 431 Melba are a study in composition.

Our pet-friendly residences features natural designer lights, framed mirrors, high-end finishes, cherry cabinets, and fold-away wall beds, quite literally are four rooms in one.

It took coordination across many disciplines to design a studio apartment that adapts to different uses, but we succeeded.

Come take a tour to see how easy it is to transform your bedroom into a place you can entertain friends or use as a home office or studio.

All Bishop apartments come standard with quality appliances, in-unit washer/dryers, and quart counter-tops. You’ll find no pet restrictions here. And amenities, let’s talk amenities.

The amenities at Bishop Highline are ones you won’t find anywhere else.

To start, there’s the aforementioned free ride-sharing service serving Bishop Arts and Oak Cliff. Coming soon, our rooftop deck boasts some of the best views of Dallas.

Also in the works is a plan to launch a food truck program in our parking lot. Who would you like to invite for lunch—Nosh Box Eatery? Ruthie’s Rolling Café? Send us your votes!

Come find out what makes the Bishop Highline as unique as Bishop Arts itself.

Call 972-982-7323 to schedule your tour today.

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THE BEST OF BISHOP ARTS DISTRICTS SHOPPING GUIDES & IDEAS

Posted on June 1, 2020June 13, 2020 by Bishop Arts

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At the heart of Dallas, Texas, sits one of the most unique neighborhoods — North Oak Cliff. A mere 10 minutes from the downtown area, patrons can find The Bishop Arts shopping district, full of tantalizing surprises, tasty treats, and some of that ‘good ol’ Oak Cliff charm.’ In a city where cosmopolitan and bygone eras collide, you will find the perfect mix of trendy and traditional, oozing in dissonant charm.

The Bishop Arts District is a hotbed of fantastical “flavors” to savor, relish, and adore. Hosting more than 60 independently owned shops, The Bishop Arts District is home to an enticing lineup of boutiques, art galleries, restaurants, and performance venues.

Needless to say, the wondrous world of the Bishop Arts District is distinctive in its nature and brimming with delightful gems.

Previously a site of artistic affluence, the Bishop Arts District has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places. With its rich history and old-fashioned feel, this little Oak Cliff jewel will leave you enchanted, conjuring thoughts of days gone by as you amble through what was once Dallas’ most bustling trolley stop of the 1930s.

USA Today, New York Times, and the Daily Beast have been singing its praises.

Quite simply put, if you dream of a perfect day with food and fun aplenty, then find your way to The Bishop Arts District. You’ll be glad you did. It is a place worthy of your time and shopping.

The Best of the Bishops Arts Shopping

The Bishops Arts District is the epitome of old-school, classic American grace, adapting to the millennial era. With their convergence of retro and modern trends, it’s no surprise the Bishops Arts District has become a hipster’s haven; and for the rest of us, there is still ample to do.

Whether you spend the day scouring stores for curated home furnishings, enjoying a relaxing stroll or taking a peek inside the myriad of unique boutiques and specialty shops, the alluring storefronts throughout the District are likely to provide you with exactly what you need or a “must have” but didn’t know you wanted.

Harkensback in Bishop focuses on sustainability, simplicity, and quality-crafted items; with beautifully crafted, vintage-inspired leather goods, from wallets to bags, linen rompers and tunic dresses to sui generis jewelry made in the U.S.A. Harkensback might not be everyone’s cup of tea, but you’ll sure know it if it’s yours.

DUDE, SWEET CHOCOLATE. The name alone should get you there, but if that doesn’t do it, Chef Katherine Clapner will.

Still thinking about it? The truffles, toffee, potions and more beckon sweet-lovers both young and mature, while whiskey and barrel-cured maple syrup fudge will delight seasoned connoisseurs of sweetness.

With chocolate scented with the essence of flowers of bergamot, jasmine, and orange and ingredients like Valrhona Pure Ghana and Equatorial chocolate, it’s a feast for the tongue and olfactory senses. This is no ordinary chocolate shop!

Perhaps a millennials paradise, Opportunity Market is a traditional Texan-indie boutique. The company promotes and sells exclusively handmade products, created in an ethical and sustainable manner. They offer an array of clothing, eccentric and magnificently colored jewelry, and home decor for shoppers to ponder.

Not only do they seem to have something exceptional for just about everyone, when you leave Opportunity Market with esteemed prize in hand, you find richness in the helping of others. A portion of every purchase is donated to empowering women and breaking the cycle of poverty.

A perfect resting spot for the husband-in-tow, The Wild Detectives is described best by its purveyors: “Our bookstore-bar-venue is the result of 10 years of friendship of two Spanish civil engineers, Javier García del Moral and Paco Vique. They always wished for a space that could mix two of their passions: books and booze.” Enough said.

Now, Let’s Eat!

So, you’ve sauntered down the meandering path and traipsed your way through the beautiful boutiques and eccentric shops, but your appetite is roaring and it’s now time to eat. The choices are aplenty and the choice may be hard, but you’re in a food haven and you really can’t go wrong.

Because this is Texas, Lockhart Smokehouse is a must visit for some mouth-watering, finger-licking, lip-smacking, smoked-to-perfection BBQ.

Jill Grobowsky Bergus, granddaughter of Edgar “Papa” Schmidt who ran the legendary Kreuz Market grew up steeped in the legacy and knows great BBQ. Tasty tip: try the ribs.

Yes, farm-to-table eateries seem to be everywhere, and Bolsa is why. This is one of the originals, featuring only the finest — you guessed it — fresh local ingredients. Hearty, juice-dripping burgers, scrumptiously succulent scallops, and wickedly delicious Devils on Horseback — blue cheese stuffed, bacon wrapped dates, and apple butter. The Super Natural Botanicals menu is a perfect balance of the known and the never imagined.

Head over to Bishop Cider Co. and get your next party kickin’ with Crack Berry and crank it up a notch with The Dark Cide.

If you fancy yourself more of a wine aficionado, whether you prefer earthy, robust, or full-bodied, head to Neighborhood Cellar and pick up the finest vintage to suit your connoisseurial taste buds you can thank us later.

Need a minute? Grab a seat inside, and sample their selections. Better yet, plan a night out with friends — trust us, you’ll be taking some to go, regardless. Find the best Bishop Arts restaurants here.

Other Indulgences, Too

Of course, it’s more than just stores: Splurge on a total make-over, a spruce-up, or a trim at one of its many salons and barber shops. Spend some luxe time at a rejuvenating spa, or ink-yourself-up a souvenir you’re not likely to forget, the Bishop Arts District will have you looking fine and feeling fantastic.

Already looking fine but still looking for fun? Peruse some one-of-a-kind art at Mercado369 or the Ellison Valencia Gallery, smoke an artsy cigar from Cigar Art, or shoot some pool while listening to the jukebox at Oak Cliff Social Club. There’s a little something for everyone.

You may be drawn in by the shops and savory sustenance, but we promise that you’ll fall in love with the Bishop Arts District’s nostalgia for a distant age. After all, this is America at its most beautiful: a tight-knit community of independent business owners — far too many to mention here — looking to do something a little different, a little more like they used to, and perhaps, even like they will again tomorrow. Why not stop in and say hello?

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BLIND ARTIST PAINTED A VISUAL MASTERPIECE FOR A 4-STORY BISHOP HIGHLINE WALL

Posted on May 13, 2020June 13, 2020 by Bishop Arts

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John Bramblitt – A blind muralist that lost his eyesight during a seizure recently painted a 4 story mural on the 305 Melba location of Bishop Highline. He paints based on texture with the assistance of his wife Jacqui and Guide Dog, Eagle.

John Bramblitt lost his eyesight 20 years ago but that did not stop his creativity and his work. Today, he continues to work as a muralist, and as attested, a brilliant one at that. A sense of awe would overcome anyone who understands his story and witnesses the skill and beauty of his art. He is certainly one of those rare artists, who won’t let anything, not even his disability, stand in his way. His is an inspiring story.

Recently, a four-story mural on the wall of Bishop Highline was the result of Bramblitt’s talent.

The mural on Bishop Highline is his third mural project and also his largest. And with each mural, he pushes further, either in size or color. The mural portrays a woman playing the guitar, with hair blowing in the wind and blue skies in the background. It is, according to him, his best mural yet.

Bramblitt explained his preference for the bright and colorful theme of the mural; his inspiration was the Bishop Arts District itself. He thinks of Bishop Arts District as a fun and laid back place, filled with beauty, art, and music.

He currently lives in Denton. He is the author of an award-winning book (“Shouting in the Dark”), has been the subject of award-winning documentaries, has been featured in The New York Times and Psychology Today, and has appeared on several TV Channels, such as ABC, BBC, Discovery Channel. And unsurprisingly, his art has been sold in over 120 countries.

He is also a consultant for museums. Not only do his workshops allow people with disabilities to pursue art, but it also shows different ways of making art. Moreover, he is an art instructor to many visually impaired students across the USA. According to him, “Art is deeper than eyesight and I think that is just a wonderful thing.”

It was during college (University of North Texas) that Bramblitt had an epileptic seizure, which permanently damaged his optic nerve from lack of oxygen. And as a result, he lost his eyesight. He has had epilepsy since childhood and by college, his seizures had become life-threatening. After losing his sight, he became depressed. And art was his rescue bringing him peace and light.

At first, he didn’t believe he could pursue art. But with help and dedication, he learned how to be a visual artist once again, adapting to his disability at the same time. He developed a unique method to paint; which is using textured paints to feel around the canvas. Replacing the sense of sight with the sense of touch, he produces breathtaking art.

His genius is further evidenced by his method of dealing with colors; his bottles and paint tubes are labeled by braille and he uses recipes and portion measurements when mixing colors to get the right combination. To find his way around a canvas, he uses raised lines.

He also uses a method called haptic visualization, allowing him to paint see his subjects through the sense of touch. He has a preference for a special black paint as it feels slick and very different from bricks. He uses this paint to feel for the black line and then determines where to put his brush. During his first art shows, he didn’t share his disability for fear that the viewers would see his work differently.

He later started mural projects, relishing the challenge and the rush of going beyond his limits. “Working on something big like this, it’s an emotional sort of thing.” His first large-scale mural was on a building in New York for World Sight Day.

Bishops Art is a small district located in the heart North Oak Cliff Area, in Dallas, TX. A neighborhood rich with history and memorable events, Bishop Arts is host to a number of boutiques, trendy restaurants, art galleries, coffee houses, bars, and nightclubs. For those who are searching for feelings that are invoked by small towns and close-knit communities, Bishop Arts is the place to be. It is considered to be one of the best-hidden delights and one of the most unique districts of the whole of Dallas.

Before he started on the large wall itself, Bramblitt painted the design on a simple canvas, representing how the actual mural, once done, would look. He then, with his wife, Jacqui

Serie, and his guide dog, Eagle, would get to the site with paint and lift. He was organized and broke it down to stages. He does not claim that it was easy, he often did lose his way and worried if it would work out. No doubt, his patience, and belief in his skill produced amazing results.

Bishop Highline held an event to rightfully honor John Bramblitt on 6 June 2019. During the event, Bishop Highline also presented the Guide Dogs of Texas with a $5,000 donation. The talent of Bramblitt is there for all to see on the four-story wall of The Bishop Highline.

Many would come to the conclusion that blindness is an obstacle for an artist. But that is not the case with Bramblitt, it’s, in fact, the opposite. It was his disability that inspired his art.

Bishop Highline offers Studio and one-bedroom apartments for rent. One of the most prominent and famous apartment rentals of Bishop Arts, it offers comfort and fulfilling experience.

Furthermore, living in Bishop Highline means that everything is within walking distance. Hence, you have access to trendy eateries, upscale bars, yoga classes, and gyms.

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