metroplex

Noun

(plural metroplexes)

(US) A large metropolitan area containing several cities and their suburbs.

Origin

metropolitan complex

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Kincaid's Hamburgers Dallas' western neighbor of Fort Worth is home to Kincaid's Hamburgers, a favorite among Metroplex locals.
El Fenix The El Fenix Mexican restaurant first opened in Dallas in 1918 and now has 15 locations in the area, including ones near both major airports in the Metroplex for travelers arriving or waiting to depart.
The Metroplex has numerous steakhouses featuring their own styles of prime rib, rib eye and porterhouse, usually with seafood choices as well.
Nearby cities Nearby cities in the Metroplex have a lot to offer too.

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