The Star in Frisco

This is a great place to visit with your family and friends! I enjoyed the views and it was such a nice atmosphere. Don’t forget to visit the different bars, getdessert, desserts, have dinner at one of the restaurants, and have some fun with your family on the line. I heard that it’s a great place When football season is in, of course, but also the draft, and other events. When you visit Dallas, visit this place!

Nice place to walk and see at the turf and big screens. We didnt shop around, it was a quick store but definitely liked the player banners around the area and all the momentos around that mark historical points in the cowboys history.

Great place to visit & kids will have fun playing on the ground and also good to take a walk. They have plenty of restaurants around with different cuisines and also great night vibe during the weekends. The Christmas decoration is really good with the Christmas tree and also you can see different sports cars on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday night. The entry inside the stadium is restricted, except when there are some matches happening. They also have a gym and snack bar as well, including the Cowboys club, but with only membership access.

It’s a great area on the outside and inside. They don’t allow outside bottles or food. It was a great location for a graduation too.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Frisco Star Plaza in Frisco, Texas, and I must say, it was an experience worth every bit of a 5-star rating! From the moment I arrived, I was captivated by the vibrant atmosphere and the array of amenities that this remarkable destination has to offer. First and foremost, the location is absolutely prime. Nestled in the heart of Frisco, Star Plaza is easily accessible and surrounded by a plethora of dining, shopping, and entertainment options. Whether you're a local resident or a visitor, you'll find everything you need within a short walking distance. The architectural design of Frisco Star Plaza is nothing short of stunning. The modern, sleek lines combined with thoughtful landscaping create an inviting and aesthetically pleasing environment. The plaza is impeccably maintained, with clean walkways, well-manicured greenery, and ample seating areas that encourage relaxation and socialization. One of the standout features of Frisco Star Plaza is its diverse selection of dining establishments. From casual eateries to upscale restaurants, there is something to satisfy every palate. During my visit, I had the opportunity to dine at a few different spots, and each one exceeded my expectations in terms of quality, service, and ambiance. The culinary scene here is truly top-notch. In addition to the fantastic dining options, Frisco Star Plaza offers a variety of retail stores that cater to a wide range of interests. Whether you're in the mood for some high-end shopping or looking for unique, locally-owned boutiques, you'll find it all here. The shopping experience is enhanced by the friendly and knowledgeable staff who are always ready to assist. Entertainment is another area where Frisco Star Plaza shines. The plaza frequently hosts events, live music performances, and community gatherings that bring people together and create a lively, engaging atmosphere. It's a great place to spend an evening with family or friends, enjoying the vibrant energy and diverse activities. Parking at Frisco Star Plaza is convenient and plentiful, which is a huge plus in such a bustling area. I never had to worry about finding a spot, and the well-lit parking areas made me feel safe and secure. Overall, my experience at Frisco Star Plaza was exceptional. The combination of its prime location, stunning design, diverse dining and shopping options, and vibrant entertainment scene make it a must-visit destination in Frisco, Texas. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a memorable and enjoyable outing. Five stars all the way!

I had the opportunity to visit The Star in Frisco, which serves as the Dallas Cowboys headquarters. There’s plenty to do, including shopping and dining, with around 10,000 square feet of retail and dining options. If you’re in the Dallas area, it’s definitely worth stopping by to check it out.

This was a great place to visit. Tour guides were great, and the tour included a lot of Cowboys history. Got to see OC and DC, plus football strategics managers in their offices. Also, to get to the tour, Miller litehouse is very easy to reach and same to the fan store. I might be a Texans fan, but this place is amazing.

I may have liked this more than the stadium tour. So much history here! The tour guides are amazing and extremely informative. There's a cool shop to visit after and plenty of restaurants around for after your tour.

This place was good. It's so classic Texas. The steak was perfect, rare. It was a super place. Def go and check it this classy Texas joint

This was a great tour!!! Ramona and Julie did a great job with this tour. So personable and efficient with all the information that was given. Parking here was a breeze. I think it's good to come early so you won't have any issues missing your tour. We did the 1:20pm tour and were able to eat prior to coming here. For $75 it was worth it. We got to see everything besides their lockers. We saw DAK in the field too with a family member but we were not allowed to take photos of them which makes sense. This is great to go to if you are an ultimate fan. We made out trip the best yet

Great spot if you are a Cowboy fan. I am sure the 70 buck price tag is ok if you are a fan. Alicia the tour guide was terrific, she was professional, friendly and very knowledgeable. The facility is kept immaculate. Plenty of of dining options and parking across the street. All good if you are a cowboy fan.

Hey Vegas Raiders, take notes. We were visiting from Vegas in December for a Cowboys game and saw that the Cowboys practice facility was doing a tree lighting the day before. My husband, a lifelong Cowboys fan, has never been to a game or seen the practice facility so of course we had to go. We took an uber from our hotel and were blown away on how incredible this is. For my Vegas people, think The District or Downtown Summerlin attached to a practice facility. It was AMAZING and honestly so smart of the Cowboys to do this. Shopping and restaurants right next to it probably brings in a lot of business. We visited their pro shop and of course had to get a jersey, sweatshirt and of course some Christmas presents for the family. The pro shop was awesome and had so many different items to choose from. They had mens and womens and kids, along with some fun household items, too. I've never seen so much Cowboys swag in my life. The tree lighting was amazing. The outside of the practice facility has a field where it is open and after, I saw a lot of kids running around on it, which was pretty neat. They had a stage and did the tree lighting with the Cowboys cheerleaders and the mascot, as well as a retired player that flipped the switch to light the tree. It was honestly so magical and cool to see. After the tree lighting, we walked around and enjoyed some of the dining and restaurants they have. I know I started my review with it and I hate to compare, but I can't help it. I just think it's so cool that they turned this into a community area. Fingers crossed the Raiders have something like this planned. Would love to see it!

I love the Star!! I come here frequently. I was coming here years before I moved to Dallas and I absolutely love it. I always have a good time here. There is something for everyone and that it's family friendly! Before I had my son I loved going to the common table to the weekend hip hop brunch. The French restaurant is good and Tupelo honey is great for breakfast. Concrete cowboy is always a good time, there's never an entry fee and they play all the major boxing events! Cow tipping has the best ice cream and tricky fish has great seafood. Cane Rosso pizza is always a hit. This is a great place to bring your kids, even your dog can enjoy the fun! During the holidays they have a weekly Christmas extravaganza where they put on a whole show with the cowboys cheerleaders and light the tree. They have the best Christmas tree and lights! You can't go wrong coming here. Put it on your to do list when visiting Dallas!

We recently did some corporate events in their facilities and really had a good time. They have great meeting space in the main office building. We were taken great care of by the staff. Every request was handled quickly. Lunch buffet was yummy. Loved the peach hand pies. We also used their space over in the athlete building on the indoor area mezzanie. What a cool facility. They got us extra chairs very quickly when we needed them. Good food and drink there too. And loved the tour of the facility. Got to see where the players practice and learn and eat. A fun venue for sure.

Don't expect a working box office and you'll be fine. The box office directed me to tours for ticket information. The tours office had no idea why the box office sent me there. No one could tell me anything about buying tickets for the East West Shrine Bowl except to go to the SeatGeek App. Seat Geek says the tickets are managed by the Star box office. I just wanted back row seats that weren't Handicap companion seats because i have a bad back and need to stand up a lot. The app won't let me buy tickets in the back row without warning me that they are all handicap companion seats, and the box office apparently doesn't exist. It wouldn't even be this aggravating if they didn't have two people sitting around in the tours office. Why can't they be trained to help people with these types of issues. Is it that hard to actually staff a working box office? Horrible.

The local football team (Stars) has this SPLENDID food court. I started my afternoon at Cow Tipping Creamery. Here, I enjoyed my homemade coffee which I brought in my favorite mug (white with zebra print) and my NEW favorite book. As a good patron, I ordered a single scoop of my favorite ice cream flavor: Vanilla. Tasty, but a bit rich for my liking. I made my way over to Cane Rosso where I enjoyed a fantastic "dessert pizza", which featured Nutella and marshmellow. They misspelled "marshmellow" as "marshmallow" however... no big deal. I'll mail the manager if you want me to. Following this, I made my way, by foot, to "The Common Table." It isn't what you think though; there are PLENTY of tables here, not just one. I gobbled up "tableside s'mores." Want s'more? Ha. No, thank you. I am stuffed. I headed back to my apartment to watch my favorite "Full House" episode, and fell asleep a happy camper. Go Stars! -Joseph (Ja)

Enjoyed the Cowboys fans store this afternoon with the hubs. The Christmas tree is going up! Been here many times and every time there is very little pedestrians around. I expected by now even with pandemic, more than a handful of people out walking around. The energy is definitely low. It was nice to see the tree. Maybe next year?

Pretzel was pretty good, pizza was good, diet Dr Pepper hit the spot. Fun place! Bathrooms were huge and clean.

Don't get it twisted, I'm no Cowboys fan (or hater). However, my mom is a diehard fan. She flew 3,500 miles to visit me in Texas, so of course, i took her here. Due to COVID, the stadium tours were either closed or limited, so The Star was the next best thing. We got there early in the morning (so like 10am, haha) and we were pleased to have most of the area to ourselves. Not to mention this was during a weekday, so that's probably how we managed to avoid most of the crowds. The fan shop has a large and satisfying collection of gear. The entire complex was clean and well maintained. The little field area was cool too, the kids enjoyed it, so did the adults :) Mom described it as her "Disneyland".

Awesome area. Dallas Cowboys heaven! Take the tour. It was amazing. Lots of dining and shopping options too.

The Star District is a wonderful area to stroll through. An unique experience even when our Dallas Cowboys are not there in practice. Well kept and immaculate grounds. Fun it is to watch or even participate in running or throwing a football around at the plaza. Fond memories of a throw, catch, or tackle of a special player while exploring the Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor Walk. Fabulous sculptures all around. Being it's a reflection of time, sadly I noticed that quite a few shops and eateries have permanently closed since covid. Hopefully those empty spaces will be once again filled in the very near future. CHEERS!

Having the star in Frisco, is so Frisco #thumbsdown This area is overhyped - nice to see once or if visiting and strictly spending time in Frisco. The atmosphere and safety at night has depreciated. I do not spend much time here anymore, aside from the time ESPN's First Take held their show outside the Cowboys training facility. #Frisco

2019 Yelp 120 Challenge - #95 What an amazing tour! If you are a Dallas fan, then I highly recommend going on this tour. I took my mom and dad on this tour and we were able to see SEAN LEE, DAK PRESCOTT, JASON WITTEN, XAVIER SUA'FILO,TAVEN AUSTIN and ROB MARINELLI. On the tour you are asked to not take any photos of the players as well as to not call their name. If they speak to us then you are welcome to engage in conversation. You learn so much information on the tour and unlike the AT&T stadium you get to see all of your favorite players.

The star was heaven on earth. I loved it I didn't want to leave. Definitely need to do the tour next time. The cowboys pro store is right next door and also can see the practice fields and office buildings. Awesome place, how bout them cowboys

Very nice lil place to visit and bring your out of town guest and cowboys fans. I like this area of frisco and around the legacy hall area.I love clean areas that take pride in their business.

Wow! This is a really nice venue. It's large and flexible for use in many different forms, from indoor concert to student showcase, football to graduation. Bathrooms are basic - more stadium style than I expected for "The Star." The other thing that's a little disappointing is the lack of wayfinding signage for parking. Everything is keyed to those who have tickets for games (blue parking and silver parking). Where should the first time visitor park? Is it free or paid? I finally figured out what I needed to know, but I ended up being a little late for my event as a result. In all other respects, this is a great venue and will only get busier and busier in the days to come.

As a group of homeschool moms in town for a homeschool convention, we weren't sure if we would like the vip tour of the star. It's supposed to be a girls trip, who wants to tour a football training facility? How wrong we were! This was SUCH a fun and informative tour. We had a blast! We saw a few players, met the head coach, and even got to tour the locker room. Super super impressive way to spend an afternoon. I can't wait to bring my boys and hubby down. I highly recommend the vip tour- wear comfy shoes! It's a lot of walking!

I'm a huge Dallas Cowboys fan and the Star in Frisco is an awesome place for a fan to visit and tour. I love that you can play on the outside football field and walk around and view Cowboys statutes, banners, pictures, etc. There are also plenty of places to shop and eat and even sleep at the Star. It's a convenient location with ample parking and sightseeing for all ages. It's definitely a must see if you're a home or visiting fan.

I am going to start by saying The Star is one beautiful place to visit. We are huge Dallas Cowboys fans and we came from Cincinnati, Ohio to see the game. This is the issue that we had on our tour at The Star. The tour guide(Rosie) was HORRIBLE, rude ,loud ,dismissive ,OCD and very unbecoming to guest on the tour and not only that she was very RUDE and demeaning to her coworker(TJ). I couldn't believe how the tour guide acted towards the guest who paid to see The Star. I would hope that after this review that someone can talk to her about her behavior and tone towards paying customers. The way she talk to TJ who assisted her on the tour was just down right embarrassing and upsetting to say the least. The property was amazing, but Rosie was just awful!

Nice. Very Friscoesque. I know I'm late to the party, but better late than never when it comes to American Consumerism. This place has all the bells and whistles- something for everyone.

We took two teenage grandchildren visiting from Massachusetts on a tour of The Star. I was so much fun and so informative! Our tour guide, Bibs, along with her assistant, T.J., were knowledgable, friendly, entertaining, and engaging. I'm a longtime Dallas Cowboy fanatic, but even the non-fans in our group were enthusiastic about the team by the time we finished the tour. Bibs was so patient with our entire tour group as well as fluent in all things Cowboy! She is a gifted guide, and the facility is jaw dropping! So clean and so functional! We will be going back to take other grandchildren. Such a great way to spend our afternoon!! The tour is well worth the money and time. It was even better than when we toured the Cowboys stadium.

5 stars cause it's the Dallas Cowboys! Troy Aikman, Emmit Smith, I miss y'all! I quit watching football when Troy Aikman retired, 19 years ago. Best decision ever.(actually, when I quit drinking was the best decision ever, but I digress). Sunday afternoons at the lake, the golf course, drag racing, anywhere but the couch! AT&T stadium and The Star are prime examples of what Jerry Jones has......money money money!!! The Star is magnificent! The indoor stadium is shared with Frisco high school football teams. Wow, that's a step up compared to when I played football. Every inch of this place was built to be the best of the best. And it is! The tour is so interesting and worth every penny. You just have to come see this place to understand how amazing it is. We had a blast, and with friends in Frisco, we'll be back to see some high school football, inside and air conditioned! Play ball!

Great place for kids to enjoy running around on the field, playing catch, or to watch the Cowboys place. On Cowboys Sunday it's like a huge tailgate party!

Definitely a must see if you're visiting Frisco. Even if you're not a Cowboys fan, still it is a great stop to eat, drink, shop and hang out. During the Cowboys' games, this place is the perfect place to watch the game and hang out with other cowboy fans.

Had the honor to visit the Dallas Cowboys World Headquarters and Practice Facility. This was an amazing place to visit. They have the super bowl trophies on display along with the rings, the practice field was beautiful, tons of history displayed throughout the entire space. We even got to see the official conference room for the Cowboys, along with their work out area and locker rooms! There was also a special appearance of Will McClay who was there for a special Q&A! This was amazing because you really learn about the process they go though every year when drafting new players along with the player evaluation process.

This is a wonderful addition to Frisco. There are so many great restaurants. It is a fantastic place to hang out and enjoy friends. It is also great when the weather is nice. There are so many restaurants with fantastic patios.

As a Seahawks fan who was curious about football operations, I signed up for the guided tour during my vacation here in Dallas. The facility definitely lived up to its reputation as one of the world-class facilities in the NFL! (Well, having 1.5B to build it definitely helps). The tour was extensive, as we were able to see the draft room, Cowboys history on the wall, the evolution of the uniform, both the indoor stadium and outdoor practice field, the Super Bowl trophy stand, the media room, etc. Our main tour guide was knowledgeable and humorous, and you can see his passion and love as a Cowboys fan (turned out his brother was a radio announcer for the team). It definitely made our trip a lot more enjoyable as we walked through the shiny giant building. We saw a few players walking in and out, but no recognizable names as it was the day before New Year. Overall, I am glad that I did the tour! (It was not enough to convert me to be a Cowboys fan, but the effort was there haha). Definitely recommended if you are in the area

We went and visited for a Cowboys' practice and it is super nice. The inside stadium is nicely done and is quite large. They have concessions and all the things you would see in a regular stadium. There are many close top restaurants that are part of the stadium area. Additionally, the area has many former great Cowboys exhibits that are permenant and impresive. Great visit!

Very nice gym. It's exactly what you'd expect. Sprawling campus, I believe someone said the gym is 6000 square feet. Brand new machines and cross-fit contraptions. Hella free weights. Cheerleaders. I hear there are some perks coming once it's finished. Can't wait to see what those are. $20 for out of town guests kinda sucked but they cater to Frisco, so I get it.

The Star in Frisco is conceptually a great venue. In North Texas fashion they took a dried up field and built it up into a little Dallas TX empire. It is light up adorned with with retail and food choices popping up all around. I have attended two events at The Star. My nephews graduation was the first and really there wasn't a bad seat in the house. The screens allowed all friends and family to see everything that transpired. The outdoor area is fabulous to grab those extra pics. For graduation type venue I would rate The Star a 4.5. Tonight, I attended a concert. Unorganized process to get the crowd in the door it was a huge mess to say the least. The crowd was too large to get into the limited size of the front area. The sound inside was not acoustically appealing. The bathrooms already have broken sinks and faucets. The parking garage exit was at a stand still for over 2 hours. I would recommend walking from Ikea before you get stuck in a garage. Of it's a well attended event uber, bike, or grab a scooter, but do not get stuck in the free parking garage. For a concert venue in N. TX I would rate it a 2.5. I was actually excited for the concert venue, but after the entering and trying to leave the area I would stay away from this venue for future concerts.

Such a cute hangout spot! You can take your kids for a family funday out or even hangout with adult friends for drinks! They've got everything you need for a Sunday funday!

Not enough places open to keep u there. Left at 8:15. Never going back. Try legacy west.

A little bit of something for everyone and a lot of things for kids and those of us who want to be kids. The lawn in front of Ford Stadium is just as much fun to watch as it is for the kids playing.

A beautiful assortment of apparel shops, upscale dining experiences, and the Dallas Cowboys practice field, The Star is definitely somewhere you want to visit! They've got everything! From a gorgeous Lucchese store to the brand spankin new (and delicious) Dee Lincoln Prime steakhouse. Very cool Cowboys history plastered all over the place and streets named Winning Drive and Avenue of Champions...I mean, can you really go wrong with that? Tons of great selfie spots and modern, chic architecture. Everything is very clean. There's several valet parking areas and a couple garages too. Tons of events going on here, some seasonal, some special event based. Be sure to check their website to see what they've got going on.

This was pretty cool! I did not go inside but the outside was interactive and super cool! I wish it was cooler outside. I had a bootcamp here and it was scorching hot in October. The football field replica was pretty cool. Bring your own ball so you can play. There are restaurants nearby, just walking distant. More are coming so that is a plus!

Love this place. Another amazing Jerry world! My husband and I came her for the weekend it is confirmed, another job well done by Jones's.

Absolutely one of the most original places in America. Even if you're not a big Cowboys fan, the facility is worth a visit and a tour. The Cowboys have their corporate offices on the property. The Ford Center is a 12,000 seat indoor football field that is also used for concerts, etc. There's an outdoor Tostitos Plaza that's usually full of families playing catch. The Omni hotel adjacent to the plaza is world class and the surrounding restaurants make this mixed use development 5 stars. Absolutely 5 stars!

Pretty cool area for the cowboy fans out there!!!! Come get some of the Dallas Cowboy fun!

My family and I stopped at the Star last August on our way to the airport to travel back to California. My husband and I will be touring the STAR on Sunday 8/26/18 which happens to be my 55th birthday, I can't wait I'm so excited. We're also going to the Cowboys game that night against St. Louis, this will be a birthday to remember. Go Cowboys! DC4L!

It is a must see for any Cowboys fan! The place is fabulous. There is so much to see. It is a lot of walking. We did the 11 am tour which is slow paced as next one not until 1 pm. They take you in very small groups and you have two tour guides. They were wonderful and knowledgeable. I would highly recommend the VIP tour!

I really enjoy the amenities at The Star but can someone please tell way they would put up these awe full light boards? They really degrade an otherwise lovely gathering area! Isn't the giant Star screen enough? Don't Las Vegas my Frisco

Came to see James Taylor in concert - his song "Traffic Jam" perfectly sums up this visit - there's not enough parking, not enough security, in short an absolutely terrible place to hold an event because of its inability to handle large crowds. And I haven't even made it inside yet (concert started 45 minute ago). Maybe I'll feel differently once I'm actually inside, but not impressed with my first visit. Maybe had they invested a billion in parking infrastructure and crowd control it would have been a better experience. As with the airport, come early and come naked. Inside now, not enough continues - need more restroom facilities. Vendors downstairs were great, simply because access was limited to those on the floor. Disappointed Jerry, you can do better. In other news, Bonnie Raitt was awesome! James Taylor was amazing and the night was redeemed by some incredible music.

What a dream come true to come to this place!!! When we arrived there was a huge area to park but they are usually all full and you will need to stalk the parking lot haha. Plan on staying a while because there really is so much to see. I imagine during the season it's even better but we came in the summer when the team was in Oxnard . The field to play on was freakin awesome , your whole family can go out and play on it , lay on it , whatever you want to do . They have a large screen as well that you can watch the games on . Right next to the field is a huge store to shop in but it's a bit pricey , but a lot of options . If you cross the street their are numbers of many of the old school cowboy greats . Make sure to get a picture with each one for those great memories . The practice field is just around the back so drive around to make sure to check that out and get a few pics . I'm actually moving to Texas soon and I can't wait to be local to this place and my team .

The tour was worth every penny. The history and the giving back that the organization does was very interesting. I went with two Steeler fans and they were even impressed with it.

Membership experience Was terrible. We have been there 2 months no issues. A new employee Laura Hoffa and manager Dana Joes singles us out for NO reason. We were forced to cancel business membership due to very poor management. I run a million dollar business and I can say, miss Jones and miss Hoffa are the most unprofessional people I have probably ever met. Miss Hoffa. Extremely rude , aggressive and have zero customer service skills. The 2 guys who toured and helped us told us the house rules, we followed them to a T and now they want to change the rules . I had spoken to Dana before wIth my wIfE about this and now she lied to my face and told me she never spoke to me nor does she know the guy who referred me , which is another lie. I recommend to do business elsewhere this place is very unprofessional. Miss Hoffa accuser is of being aggressive and we were no where near aggressive. They have security footage that will show this and little do they know, we have it too.

Really cool place to visit. First time there was to see Bob Seger in concert. The staff was amazing. My wife had to take her 91 year old mother from Detroit even though she has trouble getting around. To our surprise there were shuttle carts taking people from the parking area to the venue, thank god. The shuttle drivers to and from the event were super. Then the Stars staff were super friendly and attentive. They got her a wheelchair and took her to our seats then they were there on the spot when the concert ended to put pick her up. I can't say enough good things about the staff there. And, they wouldn't even accept a tip. Go figure. The sound was better than a ATT Stadium and it's smaller so better site lines. Good experience all around.

The parking is terrible and if you have a nice car, leave it at home , most of the time no valets to park it...and if there is an event, stay home or Uber ... very poor planning ... we have driven off 20 plus times to find easier places to valet or park and eat...

This was one of the coolest tours I've ever been on! Got to see and talk with Coach Garrett, as well as see Jason Witten working out. It's a great in depth tour and a great look in to Cowboys history! If you're a Cowboys fan it's a must see! Worth every penny! Will definitely be doing it again!