Authentically Dallas: Six Entrepreneurs Building on Their Own Terms

From a barbershop that ditched traditional aesthetics for motorcycle culture to a vegan soul food spot reimagining Southern comfort, Dallas business owners are finding success by staying true to their vision.

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Dallas's Oasis Plant Shop grew from a chance friendship into a neighborhood mainstay. By listening to customers and partnering with fellow local businesses, Hannah Street and Bethany Mieth turned a passion for plants into a service-rich business.

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How Whisk Crêpes Café Makes French Tradition Feel Like Home in Dallas

05 How Whisk Crêpes Café Makes French Tradition Feel Like Home in Dallas

Whisk Crêpes Café marries Parisian crêpe tradition with Dallas hospitality, growing from a walkable Bishop Arts café into a multi-location favorite.
The Night Shift: How Plomo Quesadillas Turned Late-Night Cravings into Loyalty

04 The Night Shift: How Plomo Quesadillas Turned Late-Night Cravings into Loyalty

Plomo Quesadillas transformed a humble juice-bar pop-up into a three-location late-night brand by marrying data-driven menu tweaks with a boldly authentic voice that resonates with Dallas's late night crowd.
Dallas’s Vegan Food House Reimagines Southern Comfort Food

03 Dallas’s Vegan Food House Reimagines Southern Comfort Food

Dallas restaurateur Elizabeth Anderson expanded Vegan Food House by serving crave-worthy vegan comfort food for a mainstream audience.
More Than a Barbershop: How Brass Tacks Built Community Through Motorcycles

02 More Than a Barbershop: How Brass Tacks Built Community Through Motorcycles

Brass Tacks Barbershop blends classic cuts and motorcycle culture with Square tools to build a loyal Dallas community that keeps every chair full and its legacy growing.
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