I See Dallas Tour Company

One of our favorite Dallas bookstore tour stops is - recently recognized by as one of the best indie bookstores in the country. We are so proud that it’s in the Deep Ellum neighborhood.

Long before we had a and long before we were a couple, Mark and I (Cari) used to run into each other in Deep Ellum a lot. He had an ad agency/art gallery there and I was in a band that played there frequently.

Seeing this cool bookstore establish a big following and make this kind of best of list (in a neighborhood we really love) makes us so proud.

Come with us this weekend and check it out (along with all of the other cool bookstores we visit in Dallas).

Tickets are $45 - $5 off with the code HOORAY

Link to book is in the bio!

Check it out! We have new bookstore tour dates up!

During our excursion we will visit some of the most beloved independent bookstores in Dallas. You’ll have a chance to explore, learn what makes these shops special, and of course you’ll get plenty of time to shop for books!

We’ll also make a stop at the Erik Jonsson Central Library, the main library of the Dallas Public Library. You’ll see treasures from the DPL collectioni ncluding a rare copy of Shakespeare’s First Folio from the 1600s and a copy of the Declaration of Independence from 1776.

Along the way we’ll visit unique Dallas bookshops in Preston Hollow, Deep Ellum, Downtown, to Oak Cliff and beyond!

I See Dallas Tour Company takes care of the planning, parking, and driving, so you can relax and enjoy your day chatting with other book lovers along for the tour.

The tour features stops for coffee (food and beverage purchases are up to you).

Why a bookstore tour? We have a few spots for this Sat and on Sat. 5/23

For us, there are so many different flavors of bookish things in Dallas - the handwritten staff recs at the funny signs at a rare 1623 William Shakespeare collection unassumingly hanging out on the 7th floor at the the red ribbons decorating the walls at and the inviting spaces to hang out and read at

Being able to gather a group or take solo time and discover these things is a great way to spend a few hours.

Tours go from 12-5 pm, tickets are $45 ($5 off if you use the code HOORAY). Along the way we have stops for lunch and coffee (not included in the ticket price).

Every tour we do is a little different, but each one connects people who love books.

Take a dive into Dallas’ literary scene and let us handle the driving, traffic, and timekeeping. Link in bio to book a ticket.