Lately, restaurants located in The Star at Frisco have been the subjects of many of our reviews. When the project is fully opened, the culinary offerings of the Dallas Cowboys’ practice complex on Warren, between Legacy and the Dallas North Tollway, will offer some of the best and most innovative cuisines in Frisco.
The experience at Neighborhood Services in the Omni Hotel at The Star was among the best we have encountered in Frisco.
If Cane Rosso is a good example of the kinds of restaurants that we can expect at The Star, Frisco is in for some treats as new restaurateurs open their doors over the next several weeks.
Frisco has a new hang in the ‘hood and it’s lining up diners and fun-seekers like an E- Ticket ride at DisneyWorld. KRM, Inc’s relatively new locations in Irving, Lewisville and Frisco demonstrate a commitment to the North Dallas area … Continued
Love, Love, LOVE Chef in Blue in the Tom Thumb/Frisco Village Shopping Center at Preston, just south of Lebanon. It’s tough to find somewhere for breakfast after church, but this is the place. My husband ordered the Mexican Omelette. He couldn’t get … Continued
“The relatively new Frisco Diner, just up the DNT service road from Blue Goose by FC Dallas, has the BEST BREAKFAST IN FRISCO!! Best of all, because it’s a diner, they even have high chairs and welcome families. The food … Continued
“NAPOLIS is real Neighborhood Italian, like in Brooklyn where I grew up!” Frank C., The Trails, Frisco
“Yum Alert! Breakfast is special. Don’t miss the corned beef hash. My wife loves the Mexican flair to some of the menu items, too.” J. Douglas, Frisco
“EVERYBODY KNOWS PANERA FOR SANDWICHES. BUT TRY THEIR SALADS. ADD A COOKIE WHEN NO ONE IS LOOKING.” – J. Richards, Plantation Country Club
“HUTCHIN’S BBQ is really good, but they need to be open normal hours like other restaurants. The ribs are huge and fall off the bone, but they can be a little greasy.” Gannon J., Lonestar HS, Frisco (KID REVIEW)
“We wanted to like ROCK FISH’S Sunday brunch. But we didn’t. Cold food, inconsistent service and limited menu.” Brian K., Frisco Lakes
Watch Out!! Reviewed 9/6/16 Welcome to the very first FriscoEats.com Mystery Diner Review. Sorry to say, but this one is, well, a brunchtime bummer. The victim, er, restaurant our Mystery Diners visited was the recently opened First Watch, in the … Continued
Reviewed on 9/9/16 Our FriscoEats™ Mystery Diners were at it again on the 9/9. This time, we felt a little exotic, so our team visited Frisco Square’s Best Thai. For those of you without a calendar readily available, we visited … Continued
One of our favorite places is the Depot Cafe, especially for breakfast. Usually I very basic food in the morning, but the ladies at Depot Cafe let me order an omelette any way I like it, even with crisp veggies. … Continued
Gotta LOVE ME some Twin Peaks pulled pork nachos! There might be a few parents who don’t want to take young kids because they’ve heard that this place is a bit risqué, but it just isn’t true. Our server actually … Continued
Silver Fox is a perfect alternative to the larger, louder and pricier steakhouses moving to Frisco. Enjoy the III Forks salad with the fruitiness of apple, or a fabulously chunky bowl of lobster bisque, before moving on to a perfectly … Continued
I was completely disgusted by both the food and the atmosphere at Frisco’s WILD PITCH restaurant. I took my son there before a RoughRiders game. We should have guessed the food would be terrible when we saw young women in … Continued
Hold on! If we’re talking about sandwiches, there is only one real submarine sandwich shop in Frisco for my family, and that is Jersey Mike’s on El Dorado at the Tollway, in the Market Street village area. These are REAL submarine … Continued
The relatively new Frisco Diner, just up the DNT service road from Blue Goose by FC Dallas, has the BEST BREAKFAST IN FRISCO!! Best of all, because it’s a diner, they even have high chairs and welcome families. The food … Continued