The Star is a big mixed-use development that provides a variety of entertainment, dining, and shopping options under one roof. Think of it like a one-stop shop where you don’t have to go very far to do everything you want to do. And if you’re not sure where to look, this page has an interactive directory map so you can locate anything you may be interested in.
To find a particular store, simply click on the Search box at the upper left of the map. You can type in the name of the store and it will bring up the location fast, or scroll down through the list of categories to see which stores is available. Zoom controls exists within the map as well, just move your mouse over the map and scroll with the mouse wheel to zoom in/out. For an even better look, there are buttons at the lower right to zoom and go into full screen mode.
How to Use The Star Directory Map
This mall is only one level. There is only one floor, labeled Ground, and all stores are displayed on the same floor plan. No need to jump around from level to level. When you click on any store pin, you’ll be able to see additional information about each individual shop.
At the heart of The Star is the Dallas Cowboys building, home to the exclusive Cowboys Club, the Miller Lite House bar and the Cowboys Fit gym. Just next door sits the Dallas Cowboys Pro Shop. Fans can purchases jerseys, hats, other memorabilia, and official team merchandise. Luxurius accommodations are available at the nearby Omni Frisco Hotel, complete with a restaurant and its own boutique. Professional services firms also has office space in the vicinity. Charles Schwab, Monument Realty, PlainsCapital Bank and accounting and advisory firm CohnReznick all have a presence there.
The mixed-use development caters to all tastes when it comes to food and drink, with everything from sports bars to fine dining. Live music can be found at Concrete Cowboy (featuring Texas-style fare), while those who enjoy pizza will want to check out Cane Rosso’s wood-fired pizzas. Musume has robata dishes and sushi, while Wabi House specialize in ramen. Lombardi Cucina Italiana offers more Italian eats. Adults-only nightlife can be found at The Imperial Room, and there is live music at Pete’s Dueling Piano Bar. To find some fun, Sidecar Social has games and duckpin bowling. For something healthier, Heirloom Haul has sandwiches and tea, while Rachel’s Kitchen serve up wraps and salads. Ascension Coffee has brunch and specialty drinks. Other restaurants include The Glen, which features aerial performers, Tupelo Honey, La Parisienne, The Common Table, Roti Grill, Moxie’s, and Dee’s Table.
It’s more than just sporting goods shopping too; fashion enthusiasts have options like custom menswear from J.Hilburn and handmade cowboy boots from Lucchese, while sports card collectors can visit Cards in a Box. There’s also Flea Style with its selection of handmade and vintage items. There are handcrafted candles from CRAV Co., and for those who want to get healthy, there are health and beauty services. Hiatus Day Spa & Med Spa offers health treatments, Tangerine Salon has both spa and hair services, and The Gents Place is a men’s grooming club. Those looking to stay fit can visit &Élan Sculpt Club for fitness classes. Luxe Eyewear has sunglasses and prescription lenses.
It’s convenient, it’s entertaining, it’s where you eat, so it’s got a nice range of options for whatever you need. It’s an accurate directory map as of writing, though stores do change over time so we’ll update to match. Bookmark the page so readers can easy return to browse the directory next time.
