This is a great place to shop. The staffs are very friendly and helpful. They have all kind of…read morebrands with super affordable prices. I like to hand around on the weekend with my family. Highly recommend.

I love the Shops at Starwood. It is kinda like having a slice of Northpark Mall right in our own…read morebackyard. Let me tell you specifically what I love: 1. Pappagallo: i love your Grazie flip-flops! Especially the ones with the peace sign! 2. Bonnie Ruth's: you had me at chocolate creme brulee! If you have never been to happy hour, you gotta have a wedding cake martini and a burger and fries! So decadent! 3. Dimples and Dandelions: I love your kid's bedding and your sweet headbands: http://www.dimplesanddandelions.com/product_details.asp?Product_ID=34735 OMG! 4. The Cupcakery: Elvis is alive! You gotta try this: peanut butter cupcake, banana frosting, topped with BACON! Also, if you are having man troubles, this will fix almost anything ;)! 5. I have never been in It's a Grind, but a girlfriend of mine knows the owner, so I am sure its awesome. I love that Agrestic and Frisco have something in common!

If you tell this plaza you'll give it a 5 star review, and then give it a 1, then you're doing a…read moreParkway Towne Double-Crossing. This is a rather large and spacious outdoor strip mall with some massive big box stores, and we went here so that Barbie could go to Ulta, her make up store of choice, where she lit the place up with her gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous legs and bought quite a few things from the store. Or rather I bought them for her. There are lots of other major stores around here so it gets really busy and some of the traffic is nasty, but it's not a bad outdoor strip mall, as generic as it seems compared to some of the other pretty ones in this area.

When this place opened up! We signed a lease for 12 months! Love the restaurants and ambiance of…read moreall the shops! Too bad Bank of America closed their doors. They always keep the grounds clean and manicured. Looking Forward to better weather to come by again.

The shops at legacy is a fun place to walk around when you're in the area. Plenty of shops for…read morebrowsing around, yes, divide people as well as food and drink items available.

There are a lot of high-end stores in this area so if you're definitely looking for something on…read morethe more scale side, this is a great area to come into. There's also a ton of restaurants around here and many of them do happy hour specials. We've done it several of them, including Earl's kitchen, the Italian place haywire and they've all been good. There are parking garages that are built into these buildings so as you're driving down the main stretch, keep an eye out because they're small turn off. That'll take you to the parking garages.

Legacy west is super nice - as a native Austinite it reminds me of the domain, but maybe slightly…read morebigger (because there is also legacy east etc.). There are lots of mid to high end stores, eg madewell, J crew, coach, Gucci, etc. The vibe is definitely more upscale. The parking lots are kinda weird/odd to navigate but they do have retail parking (it's intermingled with tenant/resident parking where you can't get in). There are lots of restaurants, from Cava and chipotle to north Italia and other nicer sit down places. Overall it's a nice place to hang in Dallas!

We really enjoyed the Allen Food & Wine Event. Thw weather was perfect. Lots of vendors excited to…read moretell you about their products and services. Local restaurants served up generous samples to earn your business. Live music. Everyone was enjoying the festive vibe.

While they're experiencing some growing pains (traffic, shops opening and closing, restaurants…read morebeing very s-l-o-w to open), they're coming along nicely here. If there's a knock at all with the development at large, it's the lack of access on the west side, courtesy of the right-of-way reserved for a light rail deal which may never happen. Ingress on the north side is OK, and egress is fine if you're going east, not so much if you're going west. If you're going to be a regular customer, you'll probably discover that the north-south Allen Station Parkway along the east side is your best friend in terms of access. All in all, a nice place to visit, and you can shop, dine and be entertained, all in the same area.

Moderately successful outdoor mall developed way before the pandemic. Just across the street from…read moreFairview Town Center,The Villages at Fairview are much more utilitarian. Anchored by some significant retailers like Target,Dicks and beat buy,this center pulls more traffic than across the street resulting in a bigger selection of stores and restaurants. I tend to shop here more often as a result especially the easier to navigate landscape.

Sad how the Fairview shopping center has declined in popularity, businesses, and eye appeal. I…read moredon't frequent this shopping center. A rarely shop. Also the mall is closer than this shopping center and they have the same type of stores. Walked it today and it's sad how it's declined. No Macy's and many restaurants have closed their doors. Not sure how this happened but it's sad. The dot com era has made people lazy. Unfortunately this is the outcome. I hope the people managing this shopping center property can come up with something other than getting a hardware store and insurance company to move in. I can't believe that they haven't thought of this when they all the buildings operating. Why isn't there a monorail, tram, connecting the Allen Outlet mall to the Fairview shopping center . Two rails keep the customer coming in and out without having to worry about parking and the traffic. Hope this Fairview shopping center gets revived.

The Luau at Grandscape was disappointing…read more They started out with dancers in cellophane skirts and coconut bras who were very entertaining. After the 1st round of dancing, they had their first hula lesson. Yes, hard to believe that they had 2 hula lessons. After the lesson, the dancers took a 30 minute break while the band serenaded us. Unfortunately, the band quickly ran out of Island songs. There were 3 guys playing. The singer played the ukulele but the bass player and drummer only played sometimes. Lots of people went home during the serenade. Hawaiian Bros had the only food booth (there were supposed to be lots of others). The line wasn't too long, maybe 30 people, but it did not move. No idea why, since their grinds were pre-made and just needed to be scooped into really small bowls. We've eaten at their restaurants so we knew they usually serve bigger helpings. Tahiti style dancing was much better. Their costumes looked authentic. Yes, we've been to many luaus. We reached the time for lively drumbeating but they spent too much time giving their drum "backstories" and a long "drum solo" without dancers. Finally, there was more dancing from Tahiti that was very good. The dancers knew their moves. We left when the 2nd break for the dancers started and the band serenaded us again. This was supposed to last 30 minutes and then we would get to see the dance with the LED lighted poi balls. This is one of the very few times we've left a show early at Grandscape.

The luau at Grandscape was a fun and family-friendly event. The performances were entertaining, and…read moreI enjoyed that the dancers taught some Hawaiian dance moves to the audience. The LED light show at the end was a great finale. Overall, it was a fun evening with a welcoming atmosphere for all ages.

As most people know, there is A LOT OF SHOPPING in the Dallas area - some of the best in the…read morenation. There are lots of malls and centers I like; however, one of my favorite shopping centers when in Far North Dallas/West Plano is Shepard Place and the other three corner centers (e.g., Preston Park Village) at the intersection of Park and Preston Rd. It used to be better years ago. A lot of my favorite stores have closed down, but there are still a great variety to choose from. A little bit of everything in PSPSC. Includes, but not limited to: Nordstrom Rack (one of the best I've ever been to as far as stock and customer service) Last Call at Neiman Marcus Tuesday Morning Pier 1 Imports Marshalls Petco Babies R Us Party City Etc., etc., etc. And several service companies such as Pearle Vision, Charles Swab, ...and restaurants such as La Madeleine, Osaka Sushi & Grill....and a fairly new Market Street grocer. You can definitely spend an enjoyable afternoon of shopping and dining at the four corners of Park and Preston in Plano, Texas.