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Experience SER Steak & Spirits, located at the top of the Hilton Anatole Hotel. You'll enjoy a unique steakhouse experience with chef-driven cuisines that features the finest steaks, market-fresh seafood, and provocative dishes. Pair your meal with a handcrafted cocktail and expertly selected wine while enjoying the stunning views of the Dallas skyline. The scent of wood-fired prime beef and locally sourced ingredients will tantalize your senses. And if that's not enough, live entertainment will engage your sense of hearing. The Chef is constantly reimagining the menu to offer new and unique dining experiences. The bar offers the most extensive whiskey selection, local brews, and a wine selection for every taste, and the desserts are filled with the flavors of SĒR, with toppings charred and smoked for a unique taste.

Catch a performance at the Majestic Theater in Deep Ellum. This theater has a rich history and is on the National Register of Historic Places. It's the last theater to comprise theater row in Deep Ellum and has transformed from a vaudeville venue to a movie theater to a performing arts center. Today, it's the go-to playhouse for exciting entertainment. You will be satisfied with the variety of concerts, performing arts, comedy, and corporate events presented by national and local artists, promoters, and nonprofit arts organizations. Managed by the City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture, the Majestic Theater is one of the most elegant and historic performing arts spaces in the Southwest.

Are you interested in exploring the detail and richness of African masks, sculptures, gold weights, and textiles? The African American Museum is worth a visit. Not only does the museum showcase these fascinating exhibits, but it also highlights the work of African and African-American artists. With four vaulted galleries providing a stunning backdrop, you can experience the museum's permanent collection of African American Art and historical items, including African art, African American fine art, magazine, and historical, political, and community archives. The collection also features works by Clementine Hunter, David Butler, and George White. Additionally, the museum houses a music collection that includes notable artifacts from the Jazz Age. So, if you're looking for a place to learn about African American art and culture, the African American Museum is a must-see.