Downtown Dallas’ The Exchange Gains Two New Eateries — A Perfect Mix of Sweet and Savory
Saturday Morning Ice Cream and Zalat Slices Join The Food Hall
By Megan Ziots //
Photography Kathy Tran
Since officially opening in June with local favorites like Revolver Taco, Monkey King Noodle Co., and Press Waffle Company, downtown Dallas’ first-ever food hall, The Exchange, has added even more new spots. Two new eateries, Zalat Slices and Saturday Morning Ice Cream have debuted in the AT&T Discovery District.
Zalat is a well-known pizza joint in Dallas, but this new spot will exclusively be serving pizza by-the-slice. Options include cheese, pepperoni, and veggie, as well as the Pepperoni Masterclass (pepperoni, oregano, cracked black pepper, and crushed garlic). Of course, the outpost will also offer its famous SriRANCHa for dipping.

The second new eatery, Saturday Morning Ice Cream, is a collaboration between Dude, Sweet Chocolate’s Katherine Clapner and former co-founder of Standard Pour Brian McCullogh. It’ll serve a big scoop of nostalgia using classic breakfast cereals and treats combined with soft serve ice cream. Combinations include Elmer Fudge, a chocolate banana soft serve with a double chocolate ice cream sandwich, Pebbles & Bam Bam (fruity), and Thunder Cat (coffee cake soft serve with streusel and local Full City Rooster Coffee with brown butter glaze).
“What is more magical than to think of a happy time in our lives and relive it through some delicious craft made soft serve ice cream made with cereal and all the sweet, crunchy, gooey things that come from the extremely talented Katherine Clapner,” co-owner Brian McCullogh says.
The two new spots are now open along with The Exchange’s 10 other eateries.
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