Welcome to M Streets
Beautifully designed and full of charm and history
Known locally as M Streets, Greenland Hills was developed in the 1920s as a purposeful attempt to fashion a high-value residential community on the edges of Dallas. The master-planned town was constructed on rolling hills with strategic landscaping and strict guidelines. It has an original architectural style influenced by brick veneering and reflecting the eclectic styles of Europe and England. It possesses one of the largest selections of Tudor properties in the United States.
M Streets has been growing in popularity, especially among young families and professionals looking for big-city amenities. The charming town is bordered by N. Central Expressway, Vanderbilt Avenue, McCommas, and Greenville Avenue. Set within a conservation district to preserve the area’s history and style, it has a charming character, a canopy of tall pecan and oak trees, and an active events schedule.
What to Love
- Close to big-city amenities
- Unique personality and character
- Beautiful architecture and design
Local Lifestyle
Attractive, special, and easy to love, M Streets boasts stunning architecture, tree-lined streets, and an elegant, stately feel. Combining a classic neighborhood with a dynamic city lifestyle, it is an ideal place for many people. Peaceful and beautiful, the city is rich in charm, beauty, and personality. Easily walkable, the friendly community participates in many fun local events and a stunning setting.
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
Polished and swanky, Nick & Sam’s is a premier destination for seafood and prime steak. Serving classic steakhouse dishes, a unique Wagyu selection, sushi, and more, there is truly something for everyone. Established in 1999, it has since become one of the most popular restaurants in Dallas.
Serving steaks and cocktails, Town Hearth is a chic eatery with a unique design featuring chandeliers, a sports car before the kitchen, a motorbike on the wall, and a fish tank. The staff treats each guest like royalty, and the service combines with the delicious food for a stellar experience. Meridian is a fine dining experience serving Brazilian cuisine, garden-to-table salad, and delicious cocktails. Guests can enjoy the luxurious indoor dining room or the charming outdoor patio. The menu is made up of seasonal dishes and an additional tasting menu.
STK Steakhouse merges a chic lounge with a modern steakhouse into a one-of-a-kind, dynamic experience. The upscale restaurant has superior quality and an atmosphere-driven approach while emphasizing socialization. The DJ fosters a high-energy, infectious feel, encouraging guests to mingle. Its unique features combine to create a one-of-a-kind experience.
Things to Do
A veritable encyclopedia of knowledge and art, the Dallas Museum of Art acts as a district anchor in the United States’ greatest arts district. Opened in 1903, it features over 25,000 pieces and has a long, rich history. The Majestic Theater opened as a vaudeville in 1921. John Eberson, a famous theater designer, constructed it. Today it presents Broadway musicals, comedy shows, concerts, performing arts, and other shows, in addition to hosting private events, fundraisers, and meetings.
Kalita Humphreys Theater was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and can be found near Turtle Creek. Construction began in 1955 and was completed in 1959 after Wright’s death. It opened near the end of that year under the same name as the actress Katilia Humphreys. In 2007, the theater was recognized as a Dallas historical landmark.
Opened in 2022 and spread over six acres, Carpenter Park is the largest park in the area. It is a renovated and expanded park which used to be called Carpenter Plaza, a park established in 1981. Today it features walking paths, gardens, a dog play area, a basketball court, a playscape, and an interactive fountain. It also integrates public art (Portal Park Slice by Robert Irwin) into the landscape.
Lower Greenville in Dallas is a haven for adventurous eaters. Whether you're craving a juicy burger from Son of a Butcher or globally-inspired small plates at Leela's, your taste buds will be happy. For a casual night out, grab craft beers and elevated bar fare at HG Sply Co.'s rooftop patio. Feeling fancy? Indulge in a classic Italian feast at Terilli's or explore contemporary French-American cuisine at Rye. No matter your preference, from innovative cocktails at Swizzle's tiki bar to delicious coffee and sandwiches at Toasted Coffee + Kitchen, Lower Greenville offers a vibrant and diverse dining scene.
