The Ultimate Dining Guide to Frisco, Texas
Dallas as a whole has an absolutely incredible culinary scene. But don’t get it twisted–there’s plenty to eat and explore in its surrounding suburbs. Just a short drive north of downtown, Frisco boasts a delicious food scene of its own. With top-tier restaurants from different cultures and cuisines, you can find almost anything in Frisco that will make your tastebuds jump for joy. So, if you’re ever in the area and need to know where to eat, look no further, as we provide you with this dining guide in Frisco, TX.
Mash’d
3401 Preston Road, Suite 1, Frisco, TX 75034
(214) 618-9440
With a lively atmosphere, creative cocktails, and a delicious blend of Cajun and global gastropub food, Mash’d is the perfect place to relax, connect, and enjoy time with friends and family alike. Mash’d sees themselves as the place where upscale meets downhome. The menu is packed full of tasty treats. From “The $50,000 Pizzas” that are made with organic artisan flour to the tacos, and sumptuous burgers, you can’t go wrong. The house special drinks “There Will be Blood” and “The Sourpuss” are perfect for those who love tequila and vodka. Mash’d also offers up a delicious brunch from 10-3 on the weekend.
Eight11
7080 Main Street, Frisco, TX 75034
(469) 888-4037
If you’re looking for a cozy spot to relax with friends, Eight11 is the place to be. Their unique patio is perfect for sipping on a glass of wine, craft cocktail, or cold beer while snacking on their artisanal cheese and charcuterie boards. For a heartier meal, you have to try their pizzas. Eight11 routinely has live music out back if that’s something you’re into. When it comes to welcoming neighborhood vibes, you’ll struggle to find anywhere better than Eight11.
TruFire
6559 Lebanon Road, Suite 114, Frisco, TX 75034
(214) 872-3830
Featuring modern decor and a progressive American concept mixed with Mediterranean, Italian, and other globally inspired dishes, Trufire is a culinary delight for foodies. Start your meal off with the fire-charred artichoke. Then move on to one of their phenomenal pastas or pizzas. Finish up with the Blue Lemon house-baked olive oil cake, and you’ll have enjoyed a meal that will have you ready to come back. For drinks, definitely order the Black Splash. Made with Ketel One Vodka, fresh strawberries, lemon, and balsamic vinegar, it’ll give your tastebuds a wild but tasty ride.
Kenny’s Burger Joint
1377 Legacy Drive #120, Frisco, TX 75034
If you find yourself craving a juicy burger, you must immediately head over to Kenny’s Burger Joint. Every burger is handmade using only the finest quality beef, and each is cooked made-to-order over a hickory wood-burning grill. You can also enjoy a Grey Goose martini on tap (crazy but delicious) while the kids can create their own custom milkshakes. Oh, and make sure to order the Truffle Parmesan Fries, they’re as addicting as they are delicious.
Sushi Marquee
3625 The Star Boulevard, Frisco, TX 75034
(972) 833-1608
For sushi lovers, Sushi Marquee is a must-visit while you’re in Frisco. With a mix of classic rolls and sashimi, their own creative marquee rolls, as well as hibachi bowls and more, there is truly something for everyone. They also offer riceless rolls if that’s something that you want to try. Pair anything with one of the signature cocktails like the Yippie Ki Yay Whiskey Lover, and you’re in for quite the night!
Haywire
5901 Winthrop Street, Plano, TX 75024
(972) 781-9473
While technically in Plano, it’s close enough to Frisco to be included, and there’s a good reason for that. Haywire is about as unique as they come when it comes to a culinary experience. The space is actually three separate floors, each offering its own distinct experience. Relax by the fire while sipping on a handcrafted cocktail in the first-floor whiskey lounge. Dig into a Wagyu Tomahawk ribeye with a fine glass of wine in the second-floor dining room. Finally, you can sip on a cold beer or craft cocktail while enjoying the rooftop patio. You could spend a whole evening moving through each floor.
Babe’s Chicken Dinner House
6475 Page Street, Frisco, TX 75034
(214) 387-9500
Babe’s is a chain that’s local to Texas, but don’t let the fact that it has a few locations fool you into thinking it’s not quality. When it comes to chicken, whether it be fried or hickory smoked, there are not many places better than Babe’s. This is good homely southern cooking. The menu is simple: chicken in one form or another, your choice of six simple but delicious sides, and the types of desserts your grandma would make. Personally, we can never say no to banana pudding. Food doesn’t always have to be fancy to be good; restaurants like Babe’s prove that.
Platia Greek Kouzina
2995 Preston Road #1590, Frisco, TX 75034
(972) 334-0031
Platia Greek Kouzina brings the authentic flavors of Greece to Texas. Every item on the menu is made with fresh ingredients that transport you to the Mediterranean coast. Start your meal off with one of the grape leaf appetizers, such as the Dolmas Yialantzi or Dolmades. Then move on to one of their delicious entrees like Lamb or Chicken Souvlaki. However, if you go on Friday or Saturday after 5 pm, you can try their Braised Lamb Shank, which is slowly braised in their homemade tomato sauce and served with orzo pasta. End the night with one of their authentic homemade Greek desserts. Whether you fancy the Baklava or Sokolatina, you’ll be more than satisfied.
Hutchins BBQ
9225 Preston Road, Frisco, TX 75033
(972) 377-2046
Now it couldn’t be a dining guide to anywhere in Texas if we didn’t include at least one mouthwatering BBQ spot. Well, Hutchins BBQ is that spot, and man, is it good. In fact, it’s so good that it’s been selected as the best BBQ in the entire DFW region! Hutchins’s mission is to serve only the highest quality smoked meats and sides while providing excellent customer service. They do that in spades. Everything on the menu is tasty, but if you’re lucky enough to visit when they have Burnt Ends make sure to get those no matter what. You also have to try their Texas Twinkies, which are jalapenos stuffed with brisket and cream cheese, all wrapped in premium thick-cut bacon.
For more recommendations on where to eat and drink in the city, check out our Dallas city page!
Featured Blog Posts
Most Instagrammable Restaurants in Dallas
For locals and visitors looking for a place serving good food and a beautiful view, we have considered our top spots with lovely food and views. This list is of our favorite Instagrammable Restaurants in Dallas.
The Top Hot Dog Spots in Dallas, TX
While you might think that Dallas is all about steaks and barbecue, hot dogs are quite a popular option. There’s no reason to limit yourself to eating these in ballparks, either. You’ll find a number of restaurants that offer hot dogs topped with amazing ingredients and chefs willing to go the extra mile to hit a home run with their menu offerings. We’ve rounded up a few of our favorite hot dog spots so you can enjoy these for lunch, dinner, or a late-night snack.
Restaurants That Deserve a Michelin Star in Dallas, TX
One piece of trivia to know about Texas is that the Lone Star State is completely devoid of Michelin stars. Michelin doesn’t currently rate restaurants in Texas. With that being said, while Texas may be a Michelin desert, this state certainly isn’t lacking in incredible eateries. Which restaurants would make the cut? Check out this list of eight restaurants that deserve Michelin stars in Dallas, TX!
Under 21 Clubs in Dallas, TX
Where can you go when you want to dance the night away in Dallas when you’re not quite 21? The truth is that almost all bars and clubs in the Dallas area are exclusively for patrons ages 21 and over. However, Dallas has a collection of under-21 clubs where you can party the night away with beats and nonalcoholic treats once you know where to look. Here’s our list of the best spots to party if you’re looking for fun under 21 in Dallas!