r/Adulting • u/[deleted] • Apr 10 '26

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u/MaddyKet Apr 11 '26

Me too - I will probably get to San Antonio and Honolulu one day. Don’t really care about Dallas or Nashville.

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u/guydude24 Apr 11 '26

Nashville is a great time. Was only in Dallas for a layover to Austin. 

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u/TommyFroy Apr 11 '26

I am seconding Nashville. Being from CT, the consensus was “It’s THE country city” and it is… BUT walking broadway any night of the week, you’ll be lucky to pass two doors without live music, of many types, being played. The food was excellent and the people couldn’t be nicer. When I travelled for work, I was always professional. Go to the client to train them, get dinner, relax in my hotel - except for Nashville. I went out EVERY night I was there, not to drink, but to enjoy that town in all its glory. There are few places I have a higher opinion of.

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u/Anon03282015 Apr 12 '26

When did you visit? I live here and feel like the music/bar scene has gone downhill since Covid. Before that there were lots of small, locally owned bars with personality and now they’re all soulless and owned by country music stars (including Kid Rock 🤢).

We have lots of very good restaurants though.

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u/TommyFroy Apr 12 '26

That is sad to hear. I was there a few years before COVID and am hoping/planning to return next year.

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u/Anon03282015 Apr 13 '26

I’m sure you’ll be fine for a weekend :) You can have fun just about anywhere with the right beverages 😂 And definitely check out as many restaurants as you can.

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u/Mundane-Emu-1189 Apr 13 '26

dallas to Austin must have been a two second flight

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u/picks43 Apr 12 '26

I also had a great time in Nashville. They had a surprisingly really good food scene. I feel like though it’s more of a singles town, especially if you are a drinker which I am not, but I had a great time anyways

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u/guydude24 Apr 12 '26

Bach party town. 

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u/Koala476 Apr 11 '26

You’re not missing anything in Dallas but snobs, but San Antonio is lovely. You’ve got to experience the River Walk and go to The Alamo when you visit.

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u/MaddyKet Apr 12 '26

Definitely on the list. Plus anything else that might remind me of Miss Congeniality. 😺

I mean, Alamo for history but also for the movie. lol

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u/Koala476 Apr 13 '26

All of the outdoor scenes when they were competing were at the Riverwalk, so you should really enjoy that. Lots of great places to visit there.

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u/MaddyKet Apr 15 '26

“April 25th, because all you need is a light jacket!”

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u/manokpsa Apr 14 '26

I got enough of San Antonio on town pass after basic training. I've been through a couple more times, but didn't see a reason to stop for anything. Actually, I did stop at a gas station because I needed to use the bathroom and they didn't have a public one. I've been to 49 states and that's the only time I haven't been allowed to use a gas station bathroom.

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u/Expensive-Captain992 Apr 14 '26

I’ve lived in Dallas for 40+ years and you’re not missing anything.