I'm unfamiliar with Plano. But what can only be described as its nightlife district, legacy Hall is…read moreacross the street from Fogo De Chao, next to an outdoor venue that plays live music, has hip hop bingo, etc. and I haven't even started with the Legacy yet. Legacy is a three story indoor food plaza that also overlooks and is connected to the outdoor venue that you can get tickets for. With outdoor seating available. First floor is your eateries. Second floor is mostly seating and a couple bars. Third floor mostly bars and some seating. While waiting for my party to arrive I sat at the second floor bar, Heaven Hill, and ordered a couple cocktails. The bar tender, a pleasantly upbeat woman, educated me on the various food options as well as some of their favored cocktails. I had a raspberry beret (shoutout Prince) and a Larceny Paloma. The name was just calling me. While the beret was fruity and refreshing, the Paloma had a bite and kick that snuck up on you. I loved it!! As it's a mall of food there was no trying just one lol. We tried the dry rub brisket bar, chef chin's hibachi ramen, chilango's tacos, cotton and snow, and unlawful assembly brewing co. To finish the evening. Brisket with Mac and cheese; burria tacos; tonkotsu ramen; cookies and cream ice cream; and lastly a Moscow Mule to end the evening. The Mac and cheese from the brisket bar was terrible. Runny, and bland. But the brisket was amazing. Seasoned and tender and so moist!!! Tacos were exceptional. Ramen was awesome. Ice cream was ice cream. It wasn't bad, but not eye popping amazing. The mule was delicious. I ended the night stuffed and sleepy!! Great visit!! If you're in the Plano area this is a must!! And there are tons more eateries.

I was traveling for work and this place was right across the street. It's one of the better food…read morehalls I've been to. Across a couple of visits, my husband and I shared: - Street by Chef Jimmy Li: Beef Roll Pancake - Son of a Butcher: New Mexico Frito Pie Slider, PB&J Slider, Smokehouse Slider, Popper Slider, Champ Slider (was supposed to be Cowboy) - Roots Chicken Shak: Spicy Bird - Chilangos Tacos: Hongos Quesadilla - Dry Rub: Breakfast Burrito with Brisket I loved everything we had. My favorite places were probably Street and Son of a Butcher. You really can't go wrong though because there are a lot of great options. I was disappointed the second time we got sliders. They gave us one of the wrong sliders and the one that we got that we didn't want was pretty boring. Unfortunately, we didn't realize it until after we ate it, so double check to make sure you get the right thing. If I'm back in the area for work, I'm sure I'll be back here again.

I came across another review and realized mine had disappeared. Really would like to figure out how…read morethat happens? Ive been coming out here for years and as a matter of fact, the first building out here was one of my customers. That was prior to anything else out here in the area, litterally. I could stand on top of the first office building out here and scan the area 360 degrees,viewing only cow pasture and former cotton fields. The astonishing fact is,that was only 24 years ago. This is now totally transformed into the Billion Dollar Mile! More than 200 works of art are scattered around 162 acre office park. It's well worth a visit.

Came by an early walk this morning, even though it was raining slightly. I was able to get my walk…read morein, it was lovely and I enjoyed the water views. If you walk towards Internet Street, you can catch a beautiful view of art that is large and so peculiar. I love the roses and the road runner too. The butterflies are lovely as they do spin with the whispering wind!

Fantastic place to party. Tony is so awesome. We just organized a party and Tony ensured that…read moreeveryone enjoys the party. I highly recommend this location for your next event.

Attended a function here, smelled like mold and mildew. Owner was extremely rude. Even the host had…read moreto send out an apology email as to how bad the venue was.

The newish Prosper Texas Town Hall building is beautiful. As the Texas prairie is gobbled up at the…read morefastest rate I've ever seen by new development,it's nice to see something esthetically pleasing,rise up. In this case it's the Town Hall building for the once tiny town of Prosper. Not long ago this was literally a tiny north Texas Town,exactly like the 1000s dotting the flat prairie of this part of the state. As development moves north at an ever more rapid pace,these tiny communities are being transformed overnight. It is critical with this type growth that responsible citizens are in from the start with rock solid civic planning. Once the infrastructure is planned and built out,it's impossible to retreat and redo. Setting the foundation for what's to come is a make it or break it proposition. On this day,I had taken my High School Junior Grandson to breakfast. Afterward I proposed we get on the Dallas north toll road and see where it ends. It still ends in roughly Prosper where staging is taking place to begin the extension even further north. Unprecedented growth continues to take place. I turned up towards the little town and as we passed the Town Hall building,I proposed we go in and take a look. Little did my grandson know that I'd disguised a civics lesson for him in the form of a city government visit. Ha,he thought he was missing school! Happy Birthday! As we entered the building I was truly amazed at the quality of construction. Well planned and thought out with top quality materials from floor to ceiling. Display cases reviews the history of small town Prosper in a museum quality way. We were greeted by a lovely representative of the city that was very helpful in our understanding of the area. If you're out and about seeing what's happening in our ever changing world,I highly recommend you stop in and appreciate this lovely structure and budding city government.

Clean place! Friendly people! I was actually looking for the library which is connected to the town…read morehall and when I got lost I got helped by a very kind gentleman who personally walked me to the library entrance. But yes, very nice and modern inside. A city facility that is well kept.

Went to visit during our short trip and had a great time! They offered a scavenger hunt to earn a…read moremini soccer ball prize which made it interesting for the kids and adults. We had a good time exploring and learning about the history of soccer. They had interactive games and facial recognition technology to cater the tour to your interests. Unfortunately, the field was off limits which would've made the experience even more amazing. Overall, we had a great day.

Fun 60-90 minute visit and recommend if you like soccer or sports history. The scavenger hunt made…read moreit more fun for my 12 year old. The virtual reality and facial recognition exhibits were a nice touch. It's smaller than I would have thought but worth the visit.

I love the Movie Theater experience and Cinemark makes it convenient and pleasurable…read more By joining their movie club,you can reserve and buy tickets in advance with no fees at all their theaters. Plus,other perks like earning free tickets ( I do) and refreshment discounts. It's worth it. Check out any Cinemark theater and keep the Big Screen industry alive!

My struggle to find a good movie theater in the North Dallas area continues on. The theaters are…read moreclean and the screens look great. But the employees here are horrific. They never seem like they want to be there, which I get, but they wont talk to you. They'll actively roll their eyes, they wont talk to you and they act like directing you to your theater is just the ultimate burden of their day. They also have a very limited movie selection. It's basically the biggest current hits or you have to go to what will be a smaller movie on opening weekend or you're not going to see what you want to see. I'll still come here since it's the closest theater to me that's not a dine in theater, but it will be a reluctant visit.

Obsessed with my stay! Everything was just perfect! From…read morethe super cozy, chic room to like the OMG pool and hot tub area, the vibes were literally immaculate! Such a fabulous stay & lit sanctuary. Felt pampered & taken good care while here. Can't wait to come back! #FabStay #

Don't fall for the obviously paid reviews on Priceline and travel sites. This is BY FAR the WORST…read morehotel I've ever stayed at -- tops even the Holiday Inn I reviewed earlier. Entire place is like a crime scene with blood and semen stains in the mildewy room that apparently had not been cleaned in months judging by the amount of dust on headboards. Chipped furniture. Dirty carpets. Dining area had sprung a water leak so they placed a trash can to collect the drip.

Amazing Brand new Venue with capacity - 120 and beautiful Golden Chivari Chairs. Extraordinary…read moremulti-cuisine catering, cake with unbeatable Prices and service.

This bar advertises itself as a Chicago Bears bar. I was in town last weekend visiting family and…read moredecided to go to this bar to watch the Packers game with a group of six. We walked into the bar 90 minutes before kickoff and found a table in the middle of the bar that could accommodate our party and had good viewing of the screens. As we went to sit down, a man approached us and told us that the table we were sitting at was for some "regulars" and asked us to move. The table had no sign on it that it was reserved and this man did not identify himself as an owner or manager of the establishment. Choosing to take the high road, I moved our group to another table that could accommodate our party that was off to the side. Sure enough, the "regulars" came rolling in shortly before kickoff to their "unreserved" reserved table. This is just bad business. And discourages people who are not "regulars" from coming to the bar. I regularly attend a Chicago Bears bar in Los Angeles where I live and have never had such issues. There are no unspoken "reserved" tables for "regulars." It's completely first come, first serve as it should be. If you want your "regulars" to have their table waiting for them when they arrive, just stick a reserved sign on it. Or tell them to get there early. Not difficult. We also waited forever for our drinks while the "regulars" at their "unreserved" reserved table were kept fully stocked. The service and the food was mid anyway and not worth the price. Trust me, I picked up what you were laying down. We aren't regulars, so it's whatever. I won't be back.

Food is great. I was missing Camelot's in the Bay Area and this spot is honestly a bit better…read moreoverall. Arrive hungry lol. Burgers are massive. My kid had one and we had to cut it in 4's. She loved it. We tried the pretzel and it was great. I had fish n chips and dad had the bangers n mash. All amazing. Desert was sooo delicious. Like I said bring your appetite. It's a casual spot with festive holiday decor. Service was 5 stars. I will for sure be back here.

We go there about once a month. I play in a pool league and then our pool tables are 7 foot…read morediamonds that they're wonderful. We also usually eat while we're there in the food is very good.

May 13 10:20pm - unsafe+health&safety violation: - no soap…read morein mens washroom - same washroom had exposed cleaning supplies (clorox etc) under the sinks -smelly and sticky floors Intoxicated patron allowed by waitress to walk up to my part of the bar where my water glass was and he spat talking to her all around and maybe inside my cup. Bartender, male fellow, smelled inside a cup to tell if it was used/dirty or a clean cup. Once pressed about this, that same bartender got irratitated and almost physical. Using profanity and body language he escorted me out of "his bar" I would not trust eating any food here nor drinks. Be careful. Im from canada and this bar/restaurant would be shut down and reviewed the next business days for improper conduct and use of business license. Be safe, city of frisco do smth.