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Dallas History

Flashback Friday: 52 Great Dates

Take a step back in Dallas dining history.
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This week’s flashback comes from the December, 2001 issue of D Magazine.

In the piece, Nancy Nichols and a team of researchers, dish on the 52 best unconventional dates in Dallas for people of all ages. The feature is divided into sections: Cheap Dates, Dudes & Dudettes for a Day, Mood & Music, Laugh to Love, Mind Benders, Senses & Adventure, Pop the Question, and Eat Cook Man Woman.

Suggestions for romantic outings include strolling the aisles of the Farmers Market, cooking classes at Sur La Table, and catching a drag show at the Rose Room.

Click the images below and take a step back in Dallas dining history.

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