Denton, TX
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Culture
Denton County Square
A trip to Denton proper will undoubtedly start on the Denton County Square which boasts a quirky collection of businesses, shops and restaurants revolving around the historic Denton Courthouse, where you’ll find a museum about the county. To explore 3 stories of paperback books and vintage LPs, head to Recycled Books. If you are seeking a truly unique treasure for someone special in your life, check out the Downtown Mini Mall, with booth after booth of antiques and consignment novelties. It truly is the strangest mall in America.
Dan's SilverLeaf
While in Denton, youll definitely want to partake in the independent Texas music scene. From folk hootenannies happening right on the square to incredible touring acts that pass through town, Denton has a music scene that rivals all the much larger cities in Texas. Recycled Books has a great local music section to educate yourself, but to hear it for yourself, head to Dans Silverleaf, my favorite local music venue in town.
Food
Rooster's Roadhouse
If you are hungry for a tasty meal, head over to Roosters Roadhouse for some southern food kicked up a notch, like Texas sushi (brisket and peppers rolled in a tortilla) or brisket queso. If you are feeling seriously hungry, take on the Texas Slider Challenge and try your hand at polishing off 18 tiny burgers. Or if you are feeling seriously sadistic, take on the Hell Burger a small slider topped with a ghost pepper puree. It is intense!!!
Babe's Chicken Dinner
If youre up for a short drive, head down the road to Roanoke, TX to dine at the original Babes Chicken Dinner which is like Sunday dinner at Grandma’s house. All homemade sides are served family style and they serve some of the best fried chicken in Texas on a giant platter. Be sure to wear your stretchy pants…
Outdoors
Ride around Texas Motor Speedway
Now, for those seeking the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity of driving a real NASCAR stock car, join Team Texas at the Texas Motor Speedway. Few things are more exciting than cruising at 150mph around Texass only active NASCAR track.