Food + Drink

I am not Indian. Let’s get that out of the way first. But I’m a huge fan of Indian food. It doesn’t matter how much my eyes water, or how idiotic I look blowing my nose in between bites of chicken tikka masala. Every sting of heat is worth it.

Photography by Stephanie Tann To celebrate the recent opening of Liberty Burger at The Star in Frisco, Plano Profile hosted an intimate networking event with some of the best beers and burgers in town! The new Liberty Burger location, which is locate

Fun fact: According to the North Texas Food Bank (NTFB), there are 137,820 food-insecure people in Collin County. Okay, maybe that isn’t a fun fact.

Can TGI Fridays break away from their chain-restaurant stereotype? TGI Fridays locations across the country will be getting an update soon. Various locations will be renovated, much like the flagship restaurant in Addison.

Photo courtesy of the 7-Eleven Facebook page 7-Eleven delivery services are coming to Plano with the new 7-Eleven NOW app. With the app, users can purchase items and have them delivered straight to their location.

If you’re looking for a good way to spend a warm June Saturday, these are the most Instagrammable desserts in Collin County. Because if summer isn’t a good excuse to go wild on sugar, I don’t know what is.

I’ll be honest, I’m not much of a beer drinker. But I do enjoy learning new things, so I was eager to sign up for a tour of Unlawful Assembly Brewing Co. at Legacy Hall in Plano. Hall and Oats. Photos by Cori Baker Unlawful Assembly Brewing Co.

National Burger Day is tomorrow. It’s an auspicious holiday where we honor burgers and all they have done for us. Today, in preparation, we bring you our short list of burgers that are not typical.

While the temperature gauge topped 95, the breeze and the beautiful shaded patio at the Hilton/Dallas Plano Granite Park hotel made for the ideal evening staycation to celebrate the release of Plano Profile’s 2018 Travel Issue.

Eight|11 Place can be found in one of Frisco’s historical houses, dating back to the 1830s at least. With every step on that timeworn wood floor, the glasses and little four-person tables rattle.