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The Joule Hotel, named for the international unit of energy, is the stunning product of a revitalized 1920’s neo-gothic landmark Dallas building, three restored buildings of 1930’s vintage, and several new structures.

A visual masterpiece from award-winning designer Adam D. Tihany, the hotel creates a tasteful union of old world quality and contemporary design, while densely populated throughout by museum quality artwork from names including Tony Cragg, Tony Tasset, Andy Warhol and Richard Phillips.

In addition to spectacular multi-story penthouses and bespoke lobby experience, the property includes an impressive glass-fronted rooftop cantilevered pool, subterranean spa, rooftop terrace with glass pavilion, beautiful event spaces, first-class dining, vibrant cocktail destinations and one-of-a-kind shopping experiences.

A local favorite reopens in a new location this spring at The Joule. This spirited Italian cafe offers a seasonal menu with freshly made semolina pastas, signature wood-fired pizzas, house-cured meats, cocktails and a curated selection of Italian wines. Sassetta will be open Tuesdays – Saturdays for lunch and dinner and available for private events.

CBD Provisions is a modern Texas brasserie with a steakhouse alter ego located within The Joule. The restaurant celebrates the culinary traditions of Texas with a contemporary point of view and a passion for making things in-house using expert technique and superb ingredients.

With a touch of dark glamour and old-school rock ’n’ roll, Midnight Rambler is a subterranean bar at The Joule offering neoclassic cocktails with bold and progressive interpretations.

Weekend is a third-wave coffee house you must visit. Located in the lobby of The Joule, Weekend provides an experiential environment pairing great coffee with a playful atmosphere. People say the biscuits are worth getting out of bed for.

In the heart of downtown Dallas, Commissary is a neighborhood deli, bakery, gelateria, and espresso bar - all in one. Located at the corner of Main Street and Field Street, the grab-and-go concept is housed in a five-story building wrapped in cool blue mosaic tiles created by artist Jorge Pardo.

This beloved 68-seat restaurant returns to the penthouse level of the designer boutique Forty Five Ten with an elegant, yet approachable menu of modern American cuisine. By day, it’s a downtown destination for lunch, brunch, cocktail hour, and a modern Champagne Tea on Saturdays. In the evening, fully renovated spaces will accommodate larger private events.

In celebration of Dallas Art Fair, Mirador’s dining room and bar will be open for dinner from Thursday, April 4—Saturday, April 6 from 5pm—11pm.