Food & Drink · Rail District / Main Street
The Heritage Table
Frisco's best restaurant, in a 1917 Victorian house with a wraparound patio.

The Got Weekend take
Why go
The Heritage Table pairs a historic Main Street setting with a kitchen focused on Texas ingredients. Dinner unfolds in a 1917 Victorian house with a wraparound patio, giving the fine-dining experience a comfortable backdrop. The kitchen sources meat from local farms and handles butchery in-house, while from-scratch desserts give you a reason to save room. Its culinary credentials include a 2024 James Beard Best Chef: Texas nomination, and a separate chef’s tasting menu reservation offers another way to explore the kitchen’s work. It’s also a place to consider when dinner needs to accommodate a larger gathering. Semi-private dining seats up to 24 guests, a private dining room holds 40–46, and full-venue events accommodate up to 75. For those events, tables can be cleared for appetizers, mingling or dancing. Dinner service runs every evening, with later closing times Thursday through Saturday.
- Dine in a 1917 Victorian house with a wraparound patio.
- Explore Texas ingredients, locally sourced meats and in-house butchery.
- Save room for from-scratch desserts.
- Reserve the chef’s tasting menu for a closer look at the kitchen’s work.
A date-night dinner, an evening with food-focused friends or a larger gathering that calls for private dining.
Make it your kind of weekend
- date night
- friends
- family outing
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