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Stevens Park Golf Course | Stevens Park/Kessler Park | Jeff Herrington | Dallas

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by American Way Staff

READER'S CHOICE
"Next time you’re in Dallas, forego the well-trod north side and explore the Stevens Park/Kessler Park corridor southwest of downtown. Check out the 1920’s and 1930’s vintage homes by architect Charles Dilbeck and stop for chicken pesto salad at City Harvest [214-943-2650]. Perfect your swing on the hilly Stevens Park Golf Course [214-670-7506], with spectacular views of downtown. And catch a great concert at the Bronco Bowl [214-943-8088], a refurbished bowling alley.

— Jeff Herrington, President, Jeff Herrington Communications, Executive Platinum AAdvantage® member

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