which hotel?

My three buddies and I will be flying into Dallas on7/23 to see a Texas Ranger game that nite and then will be hitting the road to San Antonio the next day. We are currently booked at the Hyatt Regency downtown. We picked this property because of its proximity to all the JFK related sites. WE will be arriving in Dallas late morning, so we figured this would give us enough time to check things out before the game. However,many of the reviews regarding the Hyatt are mixed at best. We will have a car,so driving would not be an issue. If anyone can recommend an alternate hotel that will allow us to stick to our plan and perhaps catch a bite to eat at Pappa%26#39;s Bros. Steakhouse(or a similar recommendation). Your input and advice is greatly appreciated!

which hotel?

You could try the Belmont Hotel - close to I-30 to get to the Rangers game.

And zip into downtown and eat at Stephan Pyles - some say their Cowboy Ribeye is the best in the city. I%26#39;m veg, so I wouldn%26#39;t know.

which hotel?

Pepper%26#39;s right, the Belmont would be great. The Magnolia is also pretty neat. Or you might choose to stay out in Arlington after the game. There%26#39;s a Crowne Plaza there, as well as all other type places like Holiday Inn Express, Hilton Garden Inn, etc.

I don%26#39;t at all like Pappas Bros. Steakhouse, or Nick %26amp; Sam%26#39;s, but lots of people do. If I wanted a good steak, I%26#39;d go where I always go--Bob%26#39;s Chophouse (the original on Lemmon). We ate at the III Forks in NYC and weren%26#39;t impressed (the chain%26#39;s home is here). You%26#39;ll have to have a very early dinner, though, to make a game.

It almost sounds like you%26#39;re aiming to do more than is possible in the time you%26#39;re going to have available.

blemishes