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Dallas Dining part 2

While you are enjoying the TLA conference, why not enjoy dinner in another country as well?

Specifically, let's try the Mediterranean cuisine of Cafe Ismir at 3711 Greenville Avenue, an easy cab ride from the downtown hotels. There is a prix fixe approach here ($15 per person according to one review) -- the waiter will ask if you wish vegetarian or non-vegetarian and with that decision made, sit back and relax. The meal begins with hummus and pita and continues with plate after plate of entrees: beef and lamb, chicken and falafel, roasted vegetables -- as much as you want. Finish with a honeyed dessert, Turkish coffee, and a visit to the Kismet nightclub next door. Cafe Ismir was named a D Best by D Magazine. Call for reservations at 214-826-7788.

Maybe you'd like a quick trip to South America? Spend an evening at Texas de Brazil at 2727 Cedar Springs. This is a classy all-you-can-eat place featuring Brazilian skewered meats. A touch pricey but patrons say it's worth it for the experience. Also reported: "a mind-boggling salad bar and divine desserts." Call them at 214-720-1414.

Ruth S.

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