Meet Grant, the neighborhood's resident Renaissance man. He’s the co-owner of Wax Space, Oak Cliff’s neighborhood work club, as well as The TX Studio, Cliff Standard Co and while he’s not doing that he’s getting his masters in Humanities from the University of Dallas under his belt.

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Whether by virtue of his role in restaurant ownership, or his role in simply being a radiant presence, Jimmy Contreras is the life of the party; a real gem. He is the owner of Taco y Vino, the taco-and-wine bar in Bishop Arts beloved by all of Oak Cliff and much of Dallas’ service industry, who he’s always eager to take care of. He’s been an integral part of the team for many years, especially for the long-term success of Bastille on Bishop, and he selflessly gives his time and energy to this neighborhood in more ways than we can count.

Doug's personality can be summed up in the mantra: Work hard and be kind to everyone you meet. He’s the co-owner of Wax Space, Oak Cliff’s neighborhood work club, as well as The TX Studio, Cliff Standard Co, and a number of other Oak Cliff ventures. He’s a legendary photographer in his own right, too (check it out). On our team, he directs our brand, website development, and overall design and vision. He loves to collaborate with fellow creatives, business owners, and neighbors in Oak Cliff.

Scour the internet for information about Justin, and you’ll be sorely disappointed. You won’t find much because he likes to keep a low profile. Now that I think about it, he’s probably going to hate this bio (sorry, Justin). But Justin aka “J-Money” aka the-glue-that-holds-this-team-together Moore is an indispensable member of the team. He’s kept our books in line for years now, while also keeping us in line too. And he’s got a wealth of experience and small business know-how on the management side that helps keep this neighborhood ship afloat.