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This is the one area where Dallas can actually best San Fran. There are few cites in the US that have better shopping than Dallas.The only ones that leap to mind are NYC, LA, Miami, and (maybe) Vegas.
I'd go with San Francisco. Much better shopping districts that have a true urban feel; one can roam around (by foot or public transit) easily and check out a bevy of shops. In Dallas that is simply not the case. San Francisco also wins on having small, local stores as well.
This is the one area where Dallas can actually best San Fran. There are few cites in the US that have better shopping than Dallas. The only ones that leap to mind are NYC, LA, Miami, and (maybe) Vegas.
So not only does Dallas have better shopping than SF, but also Chicago as well.
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Originally Posted by Metro Matt
Its a wash
San Francisco:
Banana Republic, Gap, Old Navy
Victoria's Secret
Levi's
Williams Sonoma
Pottery Barn
Gymboree
Dallas:
Neiman Marcus
Haggar
JC Penny (Plano)
Fossil (Richardson)
Michaels (Irving)
The Container Store
Tuesday Morning
All of those stores are found anywhere USA. I didn't know JC Penney's was still in business, don't they compete with K-Mart these days?
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