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Things To Do
Harvest
Harvest in McKinney, TX is a farm-to-table restaurant celebrating the Texas food movement. We feature local and seasonal menus.
Rick's Chophouse
Rick's Chophouse at The Grand Hotel & Ballroom is an upscale American steakhouse. The inside of the restaurant is beautiful and elegant, with candlelight, white tablecoths and rose boquet centerpieces. Rick's Chophouse is an excellent place to take a loved one for an intimate, romantic dinner. Next to the dining room is the lounge, where guests who just want to stop in for a cocktail or glass of wine can relax and talk over a drink.
The Yard McKinney TX
"Situated in the heart of McKinney, Texas and nestled under the towering canopy of old oaks, The Yard is the perfect place to bring your whole family. Gather your friends, enjoy our takes on classic backyard grub while sipping on a frozen margarita or a cold beer. With indoor dining, patio seating and plenty of space to play in the yard, we invite you to eat, drink and play outside at The Yard McKinney TX."
Zin Zen Wine Bistro
Zin Zen Wine Bistro is truly a unique restaurant. Our European character, ambiance and experience at Zin Zen Wine Bistro is truly incomparable to any other wine establishment in the DFW area. a locally owned and operated wine bar in McKinney, Texas that specializes in offering more than 100 different wines from around the world and serves a creative variety of menu items in a unique, relaxing setting. Patrons will find several comfortable living room seating areas, a variety of table options, and a beautiful patio in which wine aficionados or novices alike are invited to enjoy a taste, glass, or a bottle of wine.
Main Street
The first port of call for shoppers and diners in McKinney, Main Street helps set this city apart from its neighbours. There’s a quaint, small-town atmosphere on Main Street, from the restaurant and cafe seating that spills out onto the sidewalk to the proud mounted police that patrol the street. Many of the buildings on Main Street are historic, some as old as 165 years, and numerous volunteers work together to make sure there’s always something fun going on, like dances during Oktoberfest or art festivals in spring . The stores on Main Street are one-off and independent, be they antiques shops, galleries or boutiques.
Chestnut Square Historic Village
A couple of blocks south of McKinney’s downtown, Chestnut Square transports you back to McKinney’s earliest days. You’ll get to see how the town’s communities worked and played when you explore the ten preserved buildings that date between 1854 an 1930. Here there’s a chapel, a school house, a boarding house, a general store and an assortment of homes. Cheerfully helping to bring these buildings to life are volunteers who dress up in historic costume and demonstrate skills needed to get by in 19th-century McKinney.
Franconia Brewing Company
Franconia has been brewing beer in McKinney since 2008, when German brew master Dennis Wehrman arrived from Bavaria. He has real pedigree, with more than 200 years of beer-making expertise in his family and has drawn on these time-honoured techniques to create Franconia. After a tour of the brew-house you’ll understand more about how malt barley, hops, water and yeast are combined and fermented to create McKinney’s favourite local beers. The guides at Franconia are known to be knowledgeable and entertaining, and of course, the best part is when you get to taste Franconia’s beers at the end.
Oak Hollow Golf Course
McKinney’s public course offers a satisfying afternoon of golf at a low price. You’ll get a lot of golf for your dollar here at this forest-lined 18-hole par 70: There’s a putting green, driving range and a short game area all complemented by a pro shop and new pavilion for post-round drinks and meals. Intermediate golfers will find Oak Hollow a fun challenge, while newcomers won’t be punished by the course’s forgiving layou