Category: Frisco Community

Sherlock’s Baker St. Pub and Grill, a beloved British-themed pub in Addison, closed after 22 years due to rising costs. It hosted various events and featured live music, according to a Dallas Morning News article. They say,  “Sherlock’s Baker St. Pub and Grill, a well-known British-themed pub in Addison’s bustling Village on the Parkway, closed… Continue reading Addison’s British Pub Shuts After 20+ Years

The Meteor, a stylish all-day cafe in Dallas’ Design District, is set to open on August 31, 2023. Designed by Shawn Hausman, it offers a vibrant, mismatched decor and will be open daily from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m, according to a Dallas Morning News article. They say, “You want to eat breakfast tacos and… Continue reading Dallas’ Newest All-Day Cafe and Wine Bar

Miznon, a Mediterranean street food chain by Chef Eyal Shani, is set to open in Dallas this fall, aiming to capture the essence of the city’s flavors within their pitas, according to an Advocate article. They say, “Miznon, an Israeli restaurant chain created by chef Eyal Shani specializing in innovative Mediterranean street food, is opening… Continue reading Deep Ellum Welcomes World-Famous Pita Spot, Miznon

In 2024, El Rio Lento, formerly El Aserradero, at Six Flags Over Texas will transform into one of the world’s longest log flumes, featuring new elements, including a steep nosedive, according to an NBCDFW article. In it they say,  “El Rio Lento, also known as El Aserradero, is set to become one of the longest… Continue reading Six Flags Over Texas Log Flume Ride Upgraded

After a two-year hiatus, the two-headed western rat snake named Pancho and Lefty has returned to Cameron Park Zoo in Waco, healing from a neck injury. Each head has a distinct personality, and the snake has been at the zoo since 2016, according to a CBS News article. They say,  “Waco’s Cameron Park Zoo announced… Continue reading Rare Two-Headed Snake Returns to Texas Zoo Display

Dallas businessman Satish Gupta and his wife Yasmin have donated $3 million to the University of North Texas for a career center at the new Frisco campus, also supporting scholarships, according to a Dallas Morning News article. They say,  “Dallas businessman Satish Gupta and his wife Yasmin are helping the University of North Texas establish… Continue reading $3M Gift Boosts UNT Frisco’s Industry-Career Center Connection

A sad day for Frisco citizens! After over 40 years, Bubba’s Cooks Country, a fried chicken eatery, closed its Preston Road location in Frisco on July 16, 2023. The University Park branch remains open, according to a Dallas Morning News article. In it they say,  “Bubba’s Cooks Country, a fried chicken restaurant with more than… Continue reading Bubba’s Fried Chicken Restaurant Shuts Down in Frisco

Japanese retailer Daiso is set to open its biggest Dallas store in November, an 8,300-square-foot space at The Shops at Park Lane. This follows American Girl’s recent move announcement, according to a Dallas Morning News article. They say,  “Japanese retailer Daiso has plans for a second Dallas store and it will be the biggest in… Continue reading Daiso Expands in Dallas with Second Store and Distribution Center

Voodoo Doughnut, known for gourmet treats, is opening its 20th store in Dallas’ Lower Greenville, hiring 75 locals with competitive benefits, according to a WFAA article reporting,  “The magic of “America’s Greatest Doughnut” is heading to North Texas. Voodoo Doughnut, the originators of the gourmet doughnut category, has announced its 20th store will be located… Continue reading Voodoo Doughnut Sweetens North Texas with Debut Location

Laschune Boyd hits the note! During the June 27 episode of “America’s Got Talent,” diverse acts captivated audiences, including a magical disappearance, dancing dog, and impressive vocal performance by Lachuné Boyd, according to a Post and Courier article which reports,  “Over the course of two hours, a man made pocket change disappear, a dog danced… Continue reading SC’s Lachuné Boyd Amazes on ‘America’s Got Talent