Russian-speaking businesses in Dallas — 2 listings

Dallas–Fort Worth’s Russian-speaking map is the northern suburbs. Plano, Richardson, a stretch of Belt Line and a pocket of Fort Worth hold clinics, insurance and Saturday schools. Downtown Dallas is for a hospital campus. People drive the Tollway and 635 more than they take DART for a dental chair.

What repeats: internists and dentists who take a Texas PPO, real-estate agents who know Collin versus Dallas County taxes, auto shops, and tutors. Featured on SlavList is three Promoted slots per subcategory. Verified is a working phone, a street we can find, and a Texas license look-up where the trade is licensed.

SlavList treats Dallas–Fort Worth as one metro so you can filter once; the pin tells you whether you are parking in Plano or driving west to Fort Worth. Verified means a working phone, a street address, and a Texas license check for dentists, doctors, brokers and contractors. Featured is paid, labeled Promoted, three per subcategory. Reviews need a confirmed email. If the card is wrong, claim it; if the number rings out, we hide the listing.