There’s a new sought-after reservation in town. Two days after the announcement that Neiman Marcus’ downtown Dallas flagship would close on March 31, reservations at the Zodiac Room, the store’s elegant 6 th-floor lunch spot and home to one of the city’s most iconic dishes,

After the shocking news that Neiman Marcus’s parent company will close the flagship Downtown Dallas store, people online are mourning the loss of history. Neiman was sold to rival luxury retailer Saks Fifth Avenue’s parent company last year,

The Dallas City Council in May 2022 approved the luxury retailer getting an economic development grant in exchange for keeping its flagship store downtown

Neiman Marcus is closing its downtown store after more than 100 years in the core of the city. The storied site on Main Street will shutter effective March 31, according to a statement from Saks Global,

For as long as anyone alive can remember, Neiman Marcus has been a glittering gemstone in the rough-and-tumble of downtown Dallas. Opened in 1907 by Herbert Marcus and his sister Carrie Neiman, along with Carrie’s entrepreneur husband,

The news comes less than a year after Neiman Marcus’ merger with Saks Fifth Avenue and shortly after the announcement of the closing of their CityPlace offices.

After over 100 years, the Neiman Marcus store in Downtown Dallas will close. Here’s what we know about the closure of Neiman Marcus at 1618 Main Street:

The landlord behind the closure of the downtown Dallas Neiman Marcus appears to claim a fraction of the overall site.

For a century, downtown Dallas’ “One Marcus Place” has been a hub of the global fashion scene. Names like Coco Chanel, Christian Dior and Salvatore Ferragamo have all stopped by to pay respects to a homegrown department store that blossomed into an iconic luxury retail brand.

The company announced a $100 million investment into the location at NorthPark Center.

In 2022, the retailer received $5.25M in city incentives to build its offices at CityPlace Tower and stay in Dallas. It is not yet clear what becomes of those funds.