Location: McKinney
Top Restaurants in McKinney
Top Things to do in McKinney
- 1. Historic Downtown McKinney
- 2. Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary
- 3. Chestnut Square Historic Village
- 4. Dog Park at Bonnie Wenk
- 5. Towne Lake Recreation Area
- 6. Tupps Brewery
- 7. Landon Winery
- 8. Franconia Brewing Company
- 9. McKinney Performing Arts Center
- 10. Erwin Park Hike & Bike Trail
Best American food near McKinney, Texas, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in McKinney, Texas, United States. McKinney is a city in and the county seat of Collin County, Texas, United States, and the second in population to Plano. It is part of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, and is located about 32 miles (51 km) north of Dallas.
Things to do in McKinney
10. Spoons Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 534 reviews
Fun, hip, and casusal cafe serving breadfast all day as well as other favorites such as meatloaf, burgers, made from scratch soups, soups, homemade deserts as well as a full bar.
Reviewed By MDSkincare
Staff was great. We were greeted by a friendly face and served by an excellent representative of the restaurant. The food was good and my Mom and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I had a green salad with fruit and My Mom had the chicken salad. Good job, Spoons.
9. Sugar Bacon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 271 reviews
Reviewed By Joliestarrett
Sugar Bacon is one of our favorite local restaurants. The owner is always friendly and interacts with his guests. The food is delish!
8. Patina Green Home and Market
Overall Ratings
4 based on 116 reviews
Located on McKinney's historic town square, an edgy and timeless antiques shop with gourmet foods and daily locavore lunches by Chef Robert Lyford. Keep an eye out for the highly popular monthly Market Dinners and second Saturday pop-ups with Bob's Tacos.
Reviewed By TrueTexasTraveler
This is a fun concept. Part lunch counter, part store, all craft. There food is very good, and their flavor combinations are unique. It is expensive. Your eyes will bulge a little when you see the cost of a sandwich. The staff is very indifferent about everything, though that is somewhat generational. Despite this, you're in a for a culinary treat. If you're downtown it's definitely worth trying.
7. Eggsquisite Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By ALH972
Generous portions of good food. Cowboy omelette is overstuffed with ingredients (think Denver omelette on steriods) and comes with a bowl of fresh fruit and pancakes. Yummy.The very berry Texas Toast is both colorful and delicious. Best breakfast around.
6. Rye. Craft Food And Drink
Overall Ratings
4 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By CraftBeers
I appreciate places like Rye. It has to be tough for an owner to make money from a tiny restaurant that holds maybe 40 people. Rye is located just around the corner from the main square in McKinney. It's a cozy little place with great customer service and atmosphere. Everyone is knowledgeable, friendly and engaged.The serving style at Rye is Tapas, which I struggle with. I love the idea of small plates where you try lots of different dishes. The problem is the a la carte approach usually has very high prices for a bite or two. I rarely get full at Tapas restaurants and usually have a $200 bill to show for it.The food here is five stars. The chef/owner has some real skills. Of the six plates we ordered, I Yam Root was the home run. It's a hash-brown like potato pancake made with all types of roots. It's phenomenal. The tacos, forest floor, pork belly lollipops, brussels sprouts, and rolled flank steak were wonderful.I do like this place and highly recommend it. I'm just not a tapas fan. I was still hungry, but our bill was already up to $150 for four people. Had we all ordered alcoholic drinks and a dessert, it would have been at $200.
5. Square Burger
Overall Ratings
4 based on 435 reviews
This is located in the quaint downtown area of Mckinney TX. The burgers aren't square but they are made from fresh local ingredients (including meat = butcher is approx 2 blocks away...and the meat is free of hormones/etc). These are not fast food burgers
Reviewed By Reagan10
The four of us went here for a late lunch / early dinner on a Friday. It was the perfect time, as we were seated right away. The service was prompt and friendly. There is a good selection of specialty burgers and sides. Specials for the day are on the chalk board. While not on the menu, you can ask for the âsmallâ version of each burger. It comes with a slightly smaller bun and slightly less burger patty. However, it is still a very good sized burger. Sides are extra, and we split onion straws and sweet potato fries amongst us. The burgers were hot, fresh, and juicy. I had the stadium burger, tasty with sautéed onions, lettuce, and tomato. Two small burgers, one side of straws, and two waters was around 25 dollars without tip.
4. Harvest
Overall Ratings
4 based on 418 reviews
Reviewed By MDSkincare
I wish I could give 5-stars, but I just can't. It seemed like servers were passing by our table - a lot - but not stopping. We got waters when we sat down and quite a while later a nice enough girl stopped to take our drink orders. *crickets they finally came and we placed out food orders. Finally got served, then got the bill. Not a whole lot in-between. None of us felt we got good service and honestly can't say we would recommend visiting again, as there are so many excellent restaurants in the vicinity. Too bad. We wanted it to be a great experience.
3. Rick's Chophouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 696 reviews
Reviewed By Voyager754743
My gf Stacey took me to this amazing place. She frequents it often. The ambiance was outstanding with the fabulous decor, dark setting, great music and beautiful staff. We had delightful jumbo prawn cocktails and delicious crab dip. They have amazing craft cocktails and Megan, bartender, is quite the hottie. My husband would laugh at that remark. I highly recommend this gem!!!
2. Hutchin's BBQ and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1106 reviews
Reviewed By willimonj
We met a friend at Hutchinâs BBQ on Sunday after Clemsonâs Cotton Bowl WIN. The brisket and sides were delicious. We were comparing to Blackâs, which we had in September 2018 when in the New Braumfels area for the CLEMSON vs T A&M game. Blacks was awesome, but Hutchinâs was equallly enjoyable.
1. Local Yocal BBQ and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Sophisticated Texas cuisine, chef driven, scratch made, and honestly sourced. We serve fantastic BBQ, Specialty Steaks, Salads, and Texas Favorites in a beautiful historic venue in downtown McKinney. Also enjoy our full craft cocktail bar with specialty d
Reviewed By Heidi_loves_travel
This place started off as a butcher shop and opened the restaurant recently. We started with the Pickles and the Pig, as well as the smoked onion dip. Both were good, with the sausages (the Pig) being the highlight. I ordered the 6oz Wagyu sirloin and it was one of the best steaks Iâve had in a while. The chicken fried steak and burger were also very good. The only misstep was the side of green beans. They were too sweet, and the sweet overpowered the bacon that was clearly in them. Stick with other sides and you will definitely enjoy your meal.
