About Addison

Addison, Texas, a vibrant town in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, is known for its energetic atmosphere, wide array of attractions, and a culinary scene that punches above its weight. Located just 13 miles north of downtown Dallas, Addison covers about 4.4 square miles and is home to a mix of thriving businesses, excellent restaurants, and recreational opportunities.

Addison combines the convenience of urban living with a small-town feel, making it a desirable destination for visitors and residents alike. Its bustling culinary scene, excellent transportation links, and active community events contribute to its vibrant culture.

Highways

Addison's location is highly accessible, with major highways nearby:

• Dallas North Tollway (DNT): Runs through Addison, offering direct access to Downtown Dallas and surrounding suburbs.
• I-635 (LBJ Freeway): Located to the south, connecting east and west parts of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.
• Belt Line Road: A key artery through Addison, lined with restaurants and businesses.

Attractions

Addison Circle Park, Cavanaugh Flight Museum, Vitruvian Park, WaterTower Theatre

A Culinary Paradise

With over 200 restaurants, Addison is a haven for foodies. The town’s culinary scene is as diverse as its residents, offering everything from Southern comfort food to international delicacies. Fine Dining: Chamberlain's Steak and Chop House, Table 13.

Casual Favorites: Ida Claire, Torchy’s Tacos. International Flavors: Fogo de Chão, Kenny’s Italian Kitchen. Local Gems: Nate’s Seafood & Steakhouse, Blue Mesa Grill.