Food & Beverage
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Hilton Anatole Dallas (4 Star)
Transportation provided from the airport upon arrival.
Provides 2 weeks of complimentary accommodation upon arrival.
At least one complimentary meal per shift.
Top 5 Things to Do in Dallas, TX
The Sixth Floor Museum chronicles the life and assassination of JFK from a historical, social, and cultural perspective. Poke through more than 90,000 artifacts and stand in front of the exact window from which Lee Harvey Oswald fired his rifle. Afterwards, head to the Grassy Knoll to see the “X” in the middle of the street where JFK was fatally shot before making your way to the John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza a few blocks away.
Seattle has the Space Needle, New York has the Empire State building, and Dallas has the Reunion Tower. This skyline icon is more than just a pretty observatory, however—partake in permanent and seasonal activities on the deck like yoga, painting, and a revolving restaurant and bar.
There are sports stadiums, and then there are sports spaceships—The Dallas Cowboys' AT&T Stadium is undeniably the latter. Nicknamed ‘Jerry World’ after Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, this incredible $1.15-billion gridiron cathedral seats upwards of 100,000 fans and has won multiple awards for its innovative design. Jump on the VIP guided tour and you’ll get behind-the-scenes access to everything from the press box to the Cowboys' locker room.
This 66-acre botanical garden is one of the top botanical gardens in the world, offering spectacular nature exhibits throughout the year such as the largest floral festival in the southwest, Artscape (an arts and crafts show), and jaw-dropping pumpkin and Christmas displays in the fall and winter. Wander along the Texas Skywalk for spectacular views, relax on the rooftop of the Moody Oasis, and walk under a waterfall at the Cascades.
There are plenty of top barbecue joints in town, but the one that locals keep going back to is the award-winning Pecan Lodge. The pit-smoked food at this restaurant in the hip Deep Ellum neighborhood is out of this world (as evidenced by the lines out the door, around the corner, and into the parking lot). The handmade jalapeño sausages, ribs, and beef brisket are particularly excellent, while the “hot mess” (sea salt-crusted sweet potato topped with barbacoa and chipotle cream) is deliriously good.
Dallas, a modern metropolis in north Texas, is a commercial and cultural hub of the region. Dallas is a city rich in culture, history and culinary experiences as well as unique surprises. It’s home to the world-famous Dallas Cowboys, spectacular dining and entertainment, and shopping that will keep you busy for days. It’s the city where Southern hospitality meets a Texas twist.
