Houston or Dallas?

Question

which city is more fun houston or dallas?

Answer 1

I have lived in both and I choose Houston

Answer 2

Houston by far. I've lived here for 30 years. I like to visit Dallas, but always feel better once I've come home.

Yes we have humidity, and mosquitos... traffic in Dallas is bad, too, you know. But so what? I find Dallas to be snooty, and the people's attitude of, "But this is Dallas" to be a little off-putting. Maybe the younger set who still live with their folks might prefer Dallas, but Houston is a better place to raise a family. Note that I say Dallas, and do not include Fort Worth. Fort Worth is a nice area, with lots of friendly people, far more so than Dallas.

Answer 3

Houston!

Answer 4

Dallas

Answer 5

I have to chime in HOUSTON and agree with JRBaytown who named all the places I'd have recommended.

HOUSTON is better 'coz of what the city offers in terms of everything. Nightlife, food, shopping, affordable housing, recreational facility, colleges, medical facility, proximity to beaches of Galveston / Gulf of Mexico/Corpus Christi, NASA and a very entrepreneurial population.

HOUSTON is an ultra modern & liberal city. It's a resilient city that has gone through its ups and downs. The city has pride, spirit and money. It has major sports franchises like the Texans, Rockets & Astros.

If Sam Houston had his way, it would have been the capital of Texas.

My first vote to HOUSTON. Second San Antonio. Third Austin.

Answer 6

DEF not l. a.. people there ALL have an time table, and that they only % to be acquaintances with you in case you will get them an appearing pastime, or in case you're able to do some thing for THEM. Dallas honestly everyone seems to be a breed of their own, somewhat some previous funds, and massive hair. i admire Houston, and the persons in it. I even have lived in DC, and San Fran, and via some distance the nicest maximum actual honestly everyone seems to be in Houston. they are friendly, open, and there are actual Southern gents right here that even have confidence in establishing your door, and pulling out your chair. My fiance went with me to Houston this weekend, and he could not recover from how nice people the place, and that persons there actual SMILED! he's from NYC. %, Houston, the dating scene is large, there are sturdy looking people, and you wont have any issue looking acquaintances.

Answer 7

I'm a native Houstonian. I love the city, hate the traffic and humidity. The people here are friendly in an elevator and we say thank you. We ask how are you and smile. We must be this happy for a reason. I think it's a laid back place to live, easy to get to the Gulf, lots of water, horses, and space outside the town. You have your young workaholics and your retired mall walkers. It's an incredibly diverse city with welcoming venues for everyone from artsy fartsies to homebodies. I enjoy the sense of anonymity you can have in a place this size. Whether you dress up dress down, or walk around in your own funky designs, you fit in. Plus, besides a few cold snaps, you can wear your shorts, tee shirts and flip flops every month of the year. Best of all, you'll never be bored.

Answer 8

Austin.


I'd take Dallas over Houston.

Answer 9

Hands down HOUSTON!!!!!! Houston has way more stuff to do and if you like to eat out we have more restaurants than any other city in the U.S. Houston is a great city.

Answer 10

Dallas. Better weather (less humid, slightly less hot, way fewer mosquitos). Awesome diverse crowd, people from all over the country move to Dallas, and they don't all work in the Oil Industry, like in Houston. Dallas has great neighborhoods like M Streets, Uptown, Highland Park, Addison, Lakewood, Hollywood Hills. People are way cool.