Frisco Area Guidebook
Entertainment
When you’re in the mood for some big-city fun, make sure to stop by Frisco.
This central Texas city has tons of stuff to do that you’ll enjoy, from interesting museums to athletic centers.
It’s even littered with fun dining and shopping options you wouldn’t want to miss.
Whether you’re here only for a few days or a few weeks, Frisco offers many activities, so you wouldn’t get bored.
No matter your age or interests, there’s plenty of fun to find in Frisco!
Grandscape in The Colony is quite possibly the coolest indoor and outdoor shopping destination you’ve ever experienced. With so many attractions like live music, restaurants, famous sporting goods store Scheels, bars, indoor games, Kaleidoscope interactive digital art, giant wheels, an aquarium, musical fountain, Galaxy theatres, and many more. These attractions make it one of the hottest destinations in North Texas.
It is a new destination that brings people together with the most unique experience.
It provides World-Class Entertainment.
61 locals recommend
Grandscape
5752 Grandscape BlvdGrandscape in The Colony is quite possibly the coolest indoor and outdoor shopping destination you’ve ever experienced. With so many attractions like live music, restaurants, famous sporting goods store Scheels, bars, indoor games, Kaleidoscope interactive digital art, giant wheels, an aquarium, musical fountain, Galaxy theatres, and many more. These attractions make it one of the hottest destinations in North Texas.
It is a new destination that brings people together with the most unique experience.
It provides World-Class Entertainment.
Comerica Center is a multi-purpose arena in Frisco, Texas. It is the home of the Texas Legends of the NBA G League and the Frisco Fighters of the Indoor Football League, as well as the executive offices and practice facility of the National Hockey League's Dallas Stars
25 locals recommend
Comerica Center
2601 Avenue of the StarsComerica Center is a multi-purpose arena in Frisco, Texas. It is the home of the Texas Legends of the NBA G League and the Frisco Fighters of the Indoor Football League, as well as the executive offices and practice facility of the National Hockey League's Dallas Stars
Riders Field, formerly known as Dr Pepper/Seven Up Ballpark and Dr Pepper Ballpark, is a baseball park in Frisco, Texas, United States. The home of the Double-A Frisco RoughRiders of the Texas League, it opened on April 3, 2003, and can seat up to 10,216 people.
41 locals recommend
Dr Pepper Ballpark
7300 Roughriders TrailRiders Field, formerly known as Dr Pepper/Seven Up Ballpark and Dr Pepper Ballpark, is a baseball park in Frisco, Texas, United States. The home of the Double-A Frisco RoughRiders of the Texas League, it opened on April 3, 2003, and can seat up to 10,216 people.
FC Dallas soccer games and local football games are played here. Check out the stadium shop selling tons of different FC Dallas merchandise.
If there are other events happening during your trip, like a concert, make sure to check them out as well.
79 locals recommend
Toyota Stadium
9200 World Cup WayFC Dallas soccer games and local football games are played here. Check out the stadium shop selling tons of different FC Dallas merchandise.
If there are other events happening during your trip, like a concert, make sure to check them out as well.
Ford Center at The Star is a 12,000-seat indoor stadium located in Frisco, Texas. Its main use is as the Dallas Cowboys' practice facility. It is also used for Whataburger's Friday Night Stars, an event every Friday showcasing Frisco Independent School District high school varsity football
89 locals recommend
Ford Center at The Star
9 Cowboys WayFord Center at The Star is a 12,000-seat indoor stadium located in Frisco, Texas. Its main use is as the Dallas Cowboys' practice facility. It is also used for Whataburger's Friday Night Stars, an event every Friday showcasing Frisco Independent School District high school varsity football
The completion of the $33.5 million new headquarters building, designed by Houston-headquartered multidisciplinary firm Page, marks a new chapter for the 106-year-old PGA of America. Although previously based in a different part of the state as the PGA Tour, the PGA of America also once called the alligator-infested golf nirvana known as Florida home—Palm Beach Gardens, to be exact. PGA of America, now the first major international sports organization to be based in Texas.
PGA of America Frisco Headquarters
1916 PGA ParkwayThe completion of the $33.5 million new headquarters building, designed by Houston-headquartered multidisciplinary firm Page, marks a new chapter for the 106-year-old PGA of America. Although previously based in a different part of the state as the PGA Tour, the PGA of America also once called the alligator-infested golf nirvana known as Florida home—Palm Beach Gardens, to be exact. PGA of America, now the first major international sports organization to be based in Texas.
When you’re in the mood for some big-city fun, make sure to stop by Frisco.
This central Texas city has tons of stuff to do that you’ll enjoy, from interesting museums to athletic centers.
It’s even littered with fun dining and shopping options you wouldn’t want to miss.
Whether you’re here only for a few days or a few weeks, Frisco offers many activities, so you wouldn’t get bored.
57 locals recommend
The Star in Frisco
1 Cowboys WayWhen you’re in the mood for some big-city fun, make sure to stop by Frisco.
This central Texas city has tons of stuff to do that you’ll enjoy, from interesting museums to athletic centers.
It’s even littered with fun dining and shopping options you wouldn’t want to miss.
Whether you’re here only for a few days or a few weeks, Frisco offers many activities, so you wouldn’t get bored.
The National Videogame Museum is a novel museum that focuses on the history of video games in the country.
Try out the interactive exhibits so that you can still play the games you grew up with today.
The nostalgia of playing Pac-Man, Pong, and Donkey Kong will definitely hit you hard.
19 locals recommend
National Videogame Museum
8004 Dallas PkwyThe National Videogame Museum is a novel museum that focuses on the history of video games in the country.
Try out the interactive exhibits so that you can still play the games you grew up with today.
The nostalgia of playing Pac-Man, Pong, and Donkey Kong will definitely hit you hard.
Fans of trains are sure to enjoy going around this museum to check out its massive collection of railroad artifacts and locomotives.
Some of the trains you’ll see here are the circa-1918 steam train St. Louis-San Francisco Railway and the 1952 Santa Fe.
18 locals recommend
Museum of American Railroad
8004 N Dallas PkwyFans of trains are sure to enjoy going around this museum to check out its massive collection of railroad artifacts and locomotives.
Some of the trains you’ll see here are the circa-1918 steam train St. Louis-San Francisco Railway and the 1952 Santa Fe.
The feeling of free falling without having to go outside is made possible when you go to this center.
When it comes to conveniently fun attractions in Frisco, this skydiving place takes one of the top spots, hands down.
37 locals recommend
iFLY
8380 TX-121The feeling of free falling without having to go outside is made possible when you go to this center.
When it comes to conveniently fun attractions in Frisco, this skydiving place takes one of the top spots, hands down.
Food scene
Topping the best rated restaurants in Frisco and always referred to as one of the best barbeques in the US, Hutchins BBQ never disappoints.
From its satisfying big portions and excellent customer service, this place is consistently a top-notch restaurant always recommended by the locals.
67 locals recommend
Hutchins BBQ
1301 N Tennessee StTopping the best rated restaurants in Frisco and always referred to as one of the best barbeques in the US, Hutchins BBQ never disappoints.
From its satisfying big portions and excellent customer service, this place is consistently a top-notch restaurant always recommended by the locals.
Babe’s Chicken Dinner House is undoubtedly one of the most popular restaurants to try when you’re in Frisco.
The reason for this is that they serve simple, safe, and consistently delicious comfort dishes.
The restaurant’s atmosphere feels like home, with its wooden interior and vintage vibes.
From fried chicken to fried catfish, and the most beautiful selection of side dishes, you’ll find here some of the best food in Frisco.
27 locals recommend
Babe's Chicken Dinner House
6475 Page StBabe’s Chicken Dinner House is undoubtedly one of the most popular restaurants to try when you’re in Frisco.
The reason for this is that they serve simple, safe, and consistently delicious comfort dishes.
The restaurant’s atmosphere feels like home, with its wooden interior and vintage vibes.
From fried chicken to fried catfish, and the most beautiful selection of side dishes, you’ll find here some of the best food in Frisco.
Great Burger!
If you’re looking for a great burger, this is the place! Nice atmosphere and friendly staff. The bar adds a nice touch, so definitely a step up from just being a typical burger place.
8 locals recommend
Kenny's Burger Joint - Frisco
1377 Legacy DrGreat Burger!
If you’re looking for a great burger, this is the place! Nice atmosphere and friendly staff. The bar adds a nice touch, so definitely a step up from just being a typical burger place.
The lively and unique menu makes this a delicious gem in Frisco!
A fun stop - lively bar. Loved all of the food: garlic bread knots unreal... had Avocado bomb salad and Ceaser for lighter summer dinner fare. Excellent cocktails menu too. Will be back to try some other things in the menu!
10 locals recommend
Mash'D
3401 Preston RdThe lively and unique menu makes this a delicious gem in Frisco!
A fun stop - lively bar. Loved all of the food: garlic bread knots unreal... had Avocado bomb salad and Ceaser for lighter summer dinner fare. Excellent cocktails menu too. Will be back to try some other things in the menu!
Delicious! The beef melted in my mouth! Great service and a great venue! It has multiple areas where your group can gather. Love it!
28 locals recommend
La Hacienda Ranch
4110 Preston RdDelicious! The beef melted in my mouth! Great service and a great venue! It has multiple areas where your group can gather. Love it!
Legacy West is a new mixed-use development in Plano and has drawn so many visitors – locals and tourists since it opened up in 2017.
Whether you are a foodie or an avid shopper, this place offers more than a dozen stores and many more restaurants.
132 locals recommend
Legacy West
5908 Water StLegacy West is a new mixed-use development in Plano and has drawn so many visitors – locals and tourists since it opened up in 2017.
Whether you are a foodie or an avid shopper, this place offers more than a dozen stores and many more restaurants.
Your go-to destination for shopping, dining & fun in North Texas.
The Shops at Legacy boasts the hottest brands, upscale and fast-casual restaurants, and a thriving nightlife.
194 locals recommend
The Shops at Legacy
5741 Legacy DrYour go-to destination for shopping, dining & fun in North Texas.
The Shops at Legacy boasts the hottest brands, upscale and fast-casual restaurants, and a thriving nightlife.
City/town information
The Colony, also known as the City by the Lake, is an unparalleled destination in the heart of North Texas. Best known for beautiful views of Lewisville Lake and a booming entertainment scene, The Colony offers a tranquil escape with metropolitan amenities. Find relaxation and make memories with family and friends where you go to play, only 25 minutes from Dallas Love Field and Dallas Fort Worth International Airports.
17 locals recommend
The Colony
The Colony, also known as the City by the Lake, is an unparalleled destination in the heart of North Texas. Best known for beautiful views of Lewisville Lake and a booming entertainment scene, The Colony offers a tranquil escape with metropolitan amenities. Find relaxation and make memories with family and friends where you go to play, only 25 minutes from Dallas Love Field and Dallas Fort Worth International Airports.
Frisco is one of the fastest-growing cities in the nation. It was named the best place to live in America by Money magazine in 2018. It’s the headquarters of the Dallas Cowboys and soon the Professional Golfers’ Association. Its “$5 billion mile,” a stretch of commercial development along the Dallas North Tollway, may end up with more corporate office space than downtown Dallas.
43 locals recommend
Frisco
Frisco is one of the fastest-growing cities in the nation. It was named the best place to live in America by Money magazine in 2018. It’s the headquarters of the Dallas Cowboys and soon the Professional Golfers’ Association. Its “$5 billion mile,” a stretch of commercial development along the Dallas North Tollway, may end up with more corporate office space than downtown Dallas.
Plano is rated as the “Best City for Staycations” in the U.S. by WalletHub, based on its opportunities for recreation, rest and relaxation. We think that’s a pretty strong indicator it must be a great place to settle down and be local.
40 locals recommend
Plano
Plano is rated as the “Best City for Staycations” in the U.S. by WalletHub, based on its opportunities for recreation, rest and relaxation. We think that’s a pretty strong indicator it must be a great place to settle down and be local.
Shopping
With over 184 shops to choose from, it’s not hard to stay busy inside this mall.
Your favorite brands like Nordstrom, Macy’s, and more are all housed in one building, so you wouldn’t need to go anywhere else.
19 locals recommend
Stonebriar Centre
2601 Preston RoadWith over 184 shops to choose from, it’s not hard to stay busy inside this mall.
Your favorite brands like Nordstrom, Macy’s, and more are all housed in one building, so you wouldn’t need to go anywhere else.