Ice cream, tacos and Chinese cuisine are just a few of the things you’ll be able to find at the Dallas Cowboys headquarters in Frisco next year, which is shaping up to be a dining hotspot. The Star, as the retail complex and football practice facility is known, will be home to nearly 20 restaurants plus a bowling alley.
Concrete Cowboy
A “high energy bar” with live entertainment that’s expected to be a good game day-watching spot. The location in Uptown is just a bar and dance club, but this one will also be a full-service restaurant.
Cow Tipping Creamery
This ice cream company started in Austin, but Cane Rosso owner Jay Jerrier helped bring the business into a permanent home in East Dallas earlier this year. Cane Rosso is also opening a new location at The Star, so it sort of makes sense this ice cream shop would join the party.
The Donut Kitchen
Love breakfast every hour of the day? You’ll love this next one. The Donut Kitchen offers more than 30 different gourmet doughnuts and breakfast sandwiches. Additionally, it serves lunch sandwiches, wraps, and paninis.
East Hampton Sandwich Co.
What started a sandwich dream has turned into something of an empire. Since its first shop in Dallas, East Hampton Sandwich Co. has expanded to locations in Southlake, Plano and Fort Worth. Now add Frisco.
Howard Wang’s China Grill
This will be the third location of this Dallas brand. Founded in 2005, the restaurant has become known for its Chinese-American fare.
Raising Cane’s
Fast-food fried chicken — ’nuff said.
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