Great food choices, super nice people at all the restaurant options…read more Pricing for the food is also super reasonable, outside seating is a plus as well!

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.

Great service. Good food. Patio dining…read more And a ton of TVs for sports watching. I am not sure but I believe they have Dj's on the weekend and I thought I saw a pool table in the back but don't hold me to it. It's a great little casual spot for beers and bar food They also have a small wine list and a full bar. Plenty of parking as it is in the same lot as whiskey cake and sixty vines along the back strip mall I've always had fast friendly service from the bartender but unfortunately I never got her name. Seems to have a loyal local following and with good reason

Second time here. First time was outstanding, this time was disappointing. Difference in…read morebartenders. We sat down at 11:30am on a Saturday at the bar. Place wasn't very busy at all with just a couple people at the bar, but a few people were showing up to play poker. Tall blonde young bartender asked our drink order about 3-4 mins after we sat down, so quite a while. After never being asked if we are eating or offering a menu during the 30 mins there, we closed our tab and left.

Stopped here finally after driving by for years…read more The food: good basic CFS with a side of hashed potatoes, corn and cream gravy. It wasn't pounded thin just sliced to be thin. The burger was huge and good: the fries with skin on them were good too. Ice tea was nice and strong: how need coffee Wait staff were decent: the young man must be new, made rookie mistakes like tea refills with no ice, not burning any ketchup for the fries, and at one point taking a cup for a refill and never bringing it back. He'll figure it out I'm sure.

The band was amazing. We planned on dinner and drinks while listening to great music. We watched an…read moreentire show sitting at a table and were never approached by a waiter. The guy with the buzz cut and long shorts is clearly a relative of the owner. The slim guy with the glasses had a different section and he was on top of his game. If we ever come back we will make sure and sit in his section. I paid money to see a concert, and missed 4 songs because we had to walk inside to get a drink. I have been coming to Love and War since 2014, it is not the same my friends. The 1995 Bronx guy with the long basketball shorts should work at the DMV. He is absolutely atrocious as a waiter. I need to stress this..... he must be a family member. No one that bad could ever keep a job. Be warned, if you want to have any semblance of a good time, find the guy with the glasses and sit in his section. Avoid the angry thumb shaped man with the buzz cut. He clearly has a trust fund, your tips don't matter.

If I could only eat one thing for the rest of my life, it would be the sour cream chicken nachos…read morewith their pico de gallo!

Cafe Gecko Eastside has been a local hangout for years. Unfortunately, every time I've visited I've…read morerun into the same issues: slow service, long wait times, and food that falls short of expectations. The staff has always been friendly, but they appear to be consistently understaffed. While that may explain the delays, it doesn't improve the overall dining experience, especially since the restaurant hasn't been particularly busy during my visits. This most recent visit was the worst. My food had a foul odor and appeared to be spoiled. I brought it to the server's attention, and to their credit, they immediately took it back and removed it from my bill. I appreciated how they handled the situation, but it should never have reached the table in the first place. The beer selection is also disappointing, with only a handful of draft options available. Cafe Gecko Eastside has potential, but based on my experiences, it needs significant improvements in both food quality and overall execution.

Stopped in for breakfast this morning and we are so glad we did! The restaurant is beautiful and…read moreclean, the staff is really friendly and attentive and the food was fresh, hot, and full of flavor. I had the chiliquilles with verde salsa and OMG! Best I have ever had! The verde sauce was tangy with a kick and a good amount of lime. The refried beans were creamy and perfectly seasoned. Loved the papas with bacon and the fresh flour tortillas. My boyfriend had the biscuits and gravy with eggs and papas with bacon. The gravy was creamy and delicious over fresh biscuits that held up well under all of the gravy. We can't wait to go back and try their lunch and dinner items.

My company comes here regularly for breakfast tacos. The tacos are huge and super filling. Their…read moretortilla chips are phenomenal, fresh and well seasoned. It's a smaller restaurant with a calm vibe and quick service. Great music playlist too. My only critique is I find the tacos/burritos more oily than I would like.

Im not a big beer connoisseur but they have so many fun events here i keep coming back…read more Big fan of the monthly meat raffle where you can buy $1 tickets, as many as you'd like, and hope to win frozen steaks or sausages and the money goes to charity. Love the order and pay via QR codes at every table so no need to wait in line. You can even order food from the restaurant next door and it will be delivered to your table.

Came for Thursday trivia which was great! The peach bellini wine slushy is perfect. There was no…read morefood truck that day so zero food options on site. It seems like most people bring takeout so plan ahead! I also saw employees from the restaurant next door bringing food over that I think people mobile ordered? So that's also an option. Great vibes! Would just need some more clarity on when food trucks would be there or how we can get food elsewhere!

Free Play is fun and a great bargain in my opinion at 13 dollars a person per entry. You can stay…read moreas long as you'd like and continue playing games, all in free play mode! There are a variety of games- PacMan, a foosball like hockey game, racing games, pinball, frogger, shooting games, old classics like Fix-it-Felix, DDR, shooting hoops, skee ball and more! It's relatively clean and employees come help is something is glitchy or a ball is stuck in the basketball game, for example. They play music at an appropriate volume (this place is way less deafening than cidercade, and less crowded too!). I've never had food/ alcohol here so can't speak to that. It's definitely a great place to go, especially with a buddy, to get competitive and just unwind a little! My only complaint- the arrows in DDR are not very sensitive and tend to stick a little on their machines. It's very hard to adjust the initial difficulty level because the DOWN arrow on both sides of their machine is so not-receptive to touch you have to jump on it with intense force to move it from basic to more difficult. I'm actually pretty good at DDR and kept getting BOOS from arrows I was hitting. So just don't come here specifically for a DDR marathon and you won't be disappointed. Everything else was in good working order!

I visited on Father's Day, and dads got in free, which made for a great bonus…read more If you enjoy classic arcade games, this place is well worth a visit. For about $13, you get unlimited free play all day, making it an excellent value. The arcade is a little smaller than some of the other Free Play locations, but it's packed with classic games from the '80s, '90s, and early 2000s, along with a nice selection of pinball machines. There's a full-service bar and food menu. I didn't try the food, but the drinks were reasonably priced. My only complaint is that there aren't many places to set down a drink while playing, so it can feel a bit cramped when it's busy. The arcade is tucked away in an older shopping center, so it's easy to miss if you aren't looking for it. Even with the Father's Day crowd, the staff stayed busy while remaining friendly and the restrooms were clean. Overall, it's a fun and affordable place to spend a few hours, whether you're reliving your childhood or introducing someone else to classic arcade games.

This is my first time here, the Tea Room has an elegant feel yet comfortable and casual. Isabelle…read morerecommended the chicken enchiladas, which were tasty. The service was friendly. I'd come back again and bring my parents.

In the High Street Antique Mall is one of the best tea rooms I have been to in the Dallas area. The…read morenames used to Chocolate Angel, but some tjme ago it changed to Ellie's. I look a bit of good gossip, but sorry friends, I don't know what happened here. Many of the menu options are similar to Chocolate Angel, but honestly, eating at Ellie's showed me that they are a step above the other tea room. I ordered the Turkey sandwich with blueberry compote and mmmmmmmm... so good! And then I share the strawberry and chocolate cake and I was in heaven. The tea room is beautiful, even though it's in the middle of the antique mall. It feels intimate and whimsical. Love this place!