WEST END MARKETPLACE - Updated March 2024 - 38 Photos - 603 Munger Ave, Dallas, Texas - Venues & Event Spaces - Phone Number - Yelp

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    603 Munger Ave

    Dallas, TX 75202

    West End, Downtown

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      Nicole E.
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      Nov 24, 2023

      Marked by the red arches.

      A walkable area, peppered with shops and eats.

      We didn't find many shops though, perhaps we didn't walk far enough through the market?

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      Love the neon lighting at night. Once upon a time back in the 90's this spot was hot, everyone that was somebody, was here, bowling, watching a movie, or playing video games or arcade. It was pretty pricey to bring the family down here and have a great time. The restaurants were thriving, and there was live in this part of the city. However that all shut down and were the entertainment was once held, soon became an empty space for hall rental and venues. I even hosted a Halloween party here once.

      Hoping that some investors can come in here and give light to this area because it only has historic value and a few restaurants that are still in business. Dallas has a lot of hidden Gens, and this could be revived. After all, there are no Movie theaters near this area.

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      Man what happened to this place?you walk around this place and its like a ghost town.dallas ally is shut down and all the little shops and bars too for the most part.the only thing left is a few restaurants and the dallas aquarium.even the horse and buggies are gone.me and my girl walked around for about a hour and left for the stockyards.which is ten times better then this place. What a disappointment. This used to be a happening place.

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      Kinz M.
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      Jul 18, 2012

      We went to the West End for the first time in years... hoping that it was still amazing. We were supremely disappointed.

      So here's a snippet of my childhood memories. Planet Hollywood, West End movie theater, mall, fudge shop, Joe's Crab Shack, a TON of people crowding the streets, and at LEAST a 45 minute wait per restaurant.

      Now? ...a haunted house (WTF?!?) in the former mall, Spaghetti warehouse, and a few other crappy restaurants... it's the remains of what used to be. Nearly a ghost town. The band on the corner still plays, the guy peddling roses still hangs around, and the horse/carriage rides still take off to victory plaza or other popular nearby neighborhoods, but other than that, there's not much going on here.

      So with the West End having ended a 25 year peak in Dallas, I would love to see it restored to it's former glory. There are other neighborhoods that are taking off in Dallas, and I'd hate to see the West End get left behind, but it seems like it's going that direction unfortunately.

      Man... I'm disappointed. I LOVED this place. I want so badly for it to be what it used to be!

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      Mary C.
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      I wonder if the West End area will ever get back to its former glory. There was a time years ago when people used to hang out down there and it was kind of a go to spot, especially for tourists.

      My thought is there it will come back but not sure when. It almost can't not come back, it is becoming surrounded. Victory Park on one side, the new Omni hotel in the other direction and the Arts District in the third direction. All of the other three areas seem to be growing year by year and eventually have to engulf the West End.

      The West End isn't totally dead now or anything but it has seemingly become somewhat of an afterthought. There are some restaurants and some shopping still there. The downtown side of the West End seems to get some of the downtown office building lunch crowd as well as some tourist activity from Dealey Plaza. The Victory Park side seems to have the potential to get some overflow activity from Victory Park and the House of Blues, but I am not sure whether it does or not. My guess would be that the West End will kind of bump along for a few more years until other parts of downtown and Uptown force it to get a face-lift (in terms of uses not in terms of buildings because its building are old and cool).

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