Food + Drink

Calling all Collin County foodies! It’s nearly time for DFW Restaurant Week 2018 so we thought we’d bring you a complete list of all the Collin County restaurants taking part.

Photo by Cori Baker “My life philosophy has always been, ‘How to die broke’,” Alberto laughs. “Meaning … You enjoy life today.” He left Italy at 16 “and a half.

The Burnt End Bloody Mary at Lockhart’s Smokehouse, downtown Plano. Photo by Ken Wesley, Supreme Dream Photography. Forget fluffy pancakes and fancy French Toast topped with blueberries and cream.

Legacy West has already cornered the market on fine-dining in Plano. Windrose Avenue is already lined with beautiful, interesting restaurants and it’s about it get one more: KĀI, an original Japanese-themed concept from the Lombardi family.

From local bands to national artists, the Lexus Box Garden at Legacy Hall knows how to book serious talent that guests will undoubtedly love.

The historic town of Fredericksburg lies past cacti, native wildflowers and the occasional armadillo on the winding roads of the Texas Hill Country. The city has a rich history, but that’s not the main attraction.

Imagine this: you’re hosting an event with all your friends, family or coworkers to celebrate a memorable event. The decorations are set, the weather is perfect and the guests start to roll in.

Taco Diner has just launched a new menu featuring a variety of new and delicious items such as Oaxaca Enchiladas, a drool-worthy Crispy Chicken Sandwich and Shrimp & Chorizo Tacos.

Hon Sushi is 20 minutes south of Plano, at the corner of nowhere and Beltline Road. The interior is all dark wood with red accents and speakeasy lighting.

I have a new obsession: Bulla Gastrobar at Legacy West, Plano. My favorite foods are eggs and potatoes, eaten together. At Bulla Gastrobar they not only have more than one egg-potato combination, they also have signature sangrias.