Celebrate the long weekend by coming together with friends and family to enjoy the flavors that make Labor Day a true American tradition. Whether it’s smoky barbecue fresh off the pit or refreshing cocktails on the patio, North Texas has no shortage of ways to savor the holiday.
Here’s Local Profile’s curated guide to the best Labor Day dining experiences across North Texas:
La Parisienne French Bistro
When: Aug. 30 – Sept. 1 (until lunch on Monday)
Where: 6740 Winning Dr, Suite 1000, Frisco
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Toast to the holiday weekend at La Parisienne French Bistro with $5 mimosas served all weekend long. Whether you’re enjoying brunch with friends or a leisurely lunch, it’s the perfect chance to savor Parisian charm in the heart of Frisco.
Dee’s Table
When: Aug. 29 – Sept. 1
Where: 3685 The Star Blvd, Suite #205, Frisco
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This Labor Day weekend, Dee’s Table at The Star in Frisco is making it easy to feed a crowd with its “steak to the lake” to-go package. Inspired by Dee Lincoln’s Louisiana roots, the bundle serves 4–8 people and includes four 5 oz. filets, four wagyu patties with cheese of your choice, four brioche buns, two orders of corn ribs, plus your pick of mac and cheese or pasta salad. Each package also comes with Dee’s Sassy Seasoning and a reusable insulated tote. Available for pickup Aug. 29 – Sept. 1 for $149. To order to-go, call 972-292-9930.
Ida Claire
When: Aug. 30 – Sept. 1
Where: 5001 Belt Line Rd, Dallas
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Head south of ordinary this Labor Day with Ida Claire’s three-day brunch escape. From buttery house-made biscuits to bold, soulful plates inspired by rebellious Southern flavors, the menu is made for lingering weekends. Sip a mimosa on the patio, dig into brunch favorites or kick off the holiday early with breakfast service on Labor Day from 8 to 11 a.m.
Pete’s Dueling Piano Bar
When: Aug. 29 – 30 (closed on Labor Day)
Where: 6765 Winning Dr #810, Frisco
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Kick off the long weekend with a song and a sip at Pete’s Dueling Piano Bar. Their special Labor Day cocktail, the “duck the workday,” is a mix of Deep Eddy Lemonade Vodka, Blue Curacao, sparkling Rosé and Sprite, garnished with a lemon wheel — and yes, topped with a tiny rubber duck. Pair the drink with Pete’s high-energy dueling piano show for a night of fun.
Ten50 BBQ
When: Aug. 30 – Sept. 1
Where: 1050 N Central Expy, Richardson
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Skip the grill this Labor Day and let Ten50 BBQ handle the feast. Known for its Central Texas-style barbecue, Ten50 serves up smoky favorites like USDA Prime brisket, Duroc Heritage pork ribs, smoked chicken and turkey. Don’t miss their signature torpedoes — jalapeños stuffed with brisket or chicken and wrapped in bacon. Round out the meal with hearty sides like brisket beans, five-cheese mac, and fried okra, plus house-made desserts. Both locations are open on Labor Day.
Del Frisco’s Double Eagle
When: Aug. 28 – Sept. 1
Where: 5905 Legacy Dr, Suite A120, Plano
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Celebrate Labor Day with a touch of elegance at Del Frisco’s Grille. The chef’s feature, a three-course dinner for two at $135, showcases a prime 32oz. Porterhouse served with truffle whipped potatoes. Guests can begin with their choice of Del’s salad or a classic caesar, then share the porterhouse and add on sides like creamed corn or roasted asparagus for an extra treat. Finish the evening with a dessert for two, choose from crème brûlée, chocolate mousse or upgrade to the butter cake. Perfect for a long weekend date night.
The Charlotte
When: Sept. 1
Where: 2822 N Henderson Ave, Dallas
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Celebrate Labor Day with The Charlotte’s all-day happy hour featuring $9 food and drink specials. Indulge in menu favorites like the smash burger or wagyu glizzy, and sip on refreshing cocktails, including margaritas and espresso martinis. For something cooler, frozen options like the peach bellini and ranch water are also on the list — perfect for a holiday toast.
Whiskey Cake Kitchen & Bar
When: Aug. 30 – Sept. 1
Where: All North Texas locations
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Kick off Labor Day weekend with Whiskey Cake’s brand-new brunch menu, launching just in time for the holiday. The refreshed lineup features seven new dishes, like the B.L.T. toast with candied bacon and marinated tomato, deviled eggs with a bloody mary twist and a hearty steak hash topped with avocado hollandaise. To pair, sip on one of four new handcrafted cocktails or try the debut of Whiskey Cake’s first-ever cocktail towers — shareable sips made for groups of three or four.
Omni PGA Frisco Resort & Spa
When: Aug. 29 – 31
Where: PGA District, 3255 PGA Parkway, Frisco
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End summer on a high note with a full weekend of free concerts, family fun and dazzling entertainment at Omni PGA Frisco Resort & Spa. Festivities kick off Aug. 29, with Disney’s Bolt screening under the stars, followed by Saturday night’s Y2K Turn of the Century Party Band bringing back the best Top 40 hits from the 1990s and 2000s. Stick around Saturday for a spectacular drone show lighting up the sky at 9:30 p.m. The celebration wraps up Sunday, Aug. 31, with the Emerald City All-Star Concert, featuring Texas’ No. 1 party band.
Guests are encouraged to bring blankets and enjoy the shows on the lawn, while dining on food and drinks from the PGA District’s local restaurants. (Note: lawn chairs, outside food and drink, and off-leash pets are not permitted.)
For those staying at the resort, exclusive extras include poolside games, glow parties, fire pit s’mores, and signature dining experiences throughout the holiday weekend.
This article will be updated as additional dining specials are announced.
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