Food + Drink

Legacy Hall is the first of its kind in Plano, the 55,000 square-foot anchor of Legacy West. Altogether it will hold around 2,500 people when it’s finally completed.

Part of the fun of Legacy West has been the speed with which its new inhabitants are sprouting up and taking off. Blink and you’ll miss a new restaurant, a new store or even food hall. Case in point: Tommy Bahama opened on Monday.

This is not only a tasty combination of flavors, but it looks impressive. Each ingredient is layered in a clear glass bowl, making it a work of art…so pretty and colorful, you may hesitate a moment before dipping into the bowl.

The flavors in this dessert are definitely summery and sure to conjure up images of sitting in a beach chair set on white sand alongside warm ocean breezes.

Courtesy of Summermoon’s Facebook Austin-based Summer Moon is now open in Historic Downtown Frisco and I’m pretty stoked about it.

Whether it’s happy hour or just a “5 o’clock somewhere” kind of day, here are some exceptional spots in Downtown Plano where you’ll want to stop in for a drink… or two! – The exterior of the Fillmore Pub, just as fun and warm as the interior.

Walking into Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse automatically feels different from other steakhouses.

Crisps and cobblers make for great summer desserts: easy to assemble and versatile because they can be made with just about any kind of fruit.

For our Men’s Issue, published in July 2017, we featured a round-up of the most delicious fried chicken our area has to offer . Despite being in Dallas, Whistle Britches took a well deserved place on that list.

While news of another Starbucks location is hardly, well, news , a Starbucks Reserve opening in Plano is a little different.