Two high-profile Dallas-Fort Worth food & beverage concepts are headed to Frisco: That includes Frenchie, an all-day Dallas cafe from Travis Street Hospitality, and Second Rodeo Brewing, a Fort Worth brewery and garden from Jason Boso (Truck Yard).<\/p>\n
According to a release, the two restaurants will open locations at the Shops at Firefly Park, a 217-acre mixed-use development<\/a> by Wilks Development at 8000 McKinney Rd., at the nexus of US Hwy. 380 and the Dallas North Tollway that’s been in the works<\/a> since 2022.<\/p>\n In addition to the restaurants, Woodhouse Spa, a luxury spa chain with 90-plus locations across 25 states, will also open a location.<\/p>\n The trio will join Tyler’s, a Texas-based sportswear retailer which will open<\/a> a location on the ground floor of Aurora, the 18-story residential high-rise. This brings phase one at The Shops at Firefly Park to 41 percent leased, with an additional 29 percent under LOI and lease agreements still to come.<\/p>\n Frenchie Frenchie is described as a quintessential French brasserie \u2014 a casual, everyday restaurant serving an all-day menu of French comfort food: crepes, rillettes, quiche, poulet r\u00f4ti, tartare de boeuf, salade Parisienne, and p\u00e2tes au pistou. In the morning, coffee and croissants. At lunch, burgers and onion soup. At dinner, steak frites and profiteroles.<\/p>\n The Dallas location spotlights small French wineries, while cocktails include a “freezer martini” \u2014 custom bottled and pre-chilled by Travis Street Hospitality\u2019s Executive Mixologist, Mario Martinez, exclusively for Frenchie.<\/p>\n “Firefly Park was an opportunity not to be missed,” says Travis Street Hospitality founder Stephan Courseau in a statement. “The vision of a high-end, family-oriented development in fast-growing Frisco checked all the boxes for our concept.”<\/p>\n Second Rodeo Brewing<\/a> Boso had already brought the Austin-style beer garden concept to Dallas with the 2013 opening of Truck Yard off Greenville Avenue, went the next step with Second Rodeo by adding a beer brewing component as well. There are now Truck Yard locations in Fort Worth’s Alliance, Richardson, The Colony, and Oklahoma City, but this will be only the second Second Rodeo.<\/p>\n At the Fort Worth location, food consists of dressed-up cheesesteaks and chicken wings, plus cocktails and Texas beer. The space has an enclosed patio with retractable roof, entertainment stage, small dance floor, with live music every day plus outdoor games and a giant swing.<\/p>\n
Frenchie is the concept from Travis Street Hospitality (Knox Bistro, Georgie, Rose Cafe), created by Stephan Courseau and Daniele Garcia, which made its debut<\/a> in 2025 with a first location in North Dallas, taking over the long-occupied Corner Bakery space at 8420 Preston Center Plaza.<\/p>\n
Second Rodeo is an indoor\/outdoor destination created by Boso, known for live music, on-site brewing, and an approachable menu. The concept made its debut<\/a> at Mule Alley at 122 E. Exchange Ave. in the Fort Worth Stockyards in September 2021.<\/p>\n