Quick Summary
- Mero Mero opened September 21 at 9179 Dallas Parkway near Dallas North Tollway and Main Street in Frisco, Texas.
- The 4,568-square-foot restaurant offers modern Tex-Mex, including house-made tortillas, fresh salsas, sizzling fajitas, birria, ribeye tacos and enchiladas.
Frisco continues to expand its dining scene with the opening of Mero Mero, a modern Tex-Mex restaurant located at the corner of Dallas North Tollway and Main Street.
Located at 9179 Dallas Parkway, Ste. 170, Mero Mero opened September 21 and offers both indoor and outdoor seating. The restaurant is designed around a modern take on Tex-Mex, with an emphasis on food prepared in-house.
What is Mero Mero in Frisco?
Mero Mero is a 4,568-square-foot modern Tex-Mex restaurant in Frisco, Texas. Its location near Dallas North Tollway and Main Street puts it in a highly accessible part of the city and adds another dining option to one of North Texas’ rapidly growing communities.
According to Community Impact, the restaurant features a bar stocked with more than 50 liquor and spirit brands, along with a menu that includes house-made tortillas, fajitas, fresh salsas, ribeye tacos, enchiladas, chips and drinks.
According to Mero Mero, the restaurant’s approach is to serve modern Tex-Mex made in-house every day rather than trying to maintain an oversized menu.
What is on Mero Mero’s menu?
Mero Mero’s menu focuses on familiar Tex-Mex dishes with an emphasis on fresh preparation.
Some of the food highlighted by the restaurant includes sizzling fajitas served directly from the flattop, slow-cooked birria, ribeye tacos, fresh-ground salsas and hot tortillas.
The restaurant also serves enchiladas, chips and drinks, giving diners several traditional Tex-Mex options alongside its more modern menu items.
The restaurant says its philosophy is to cook a shorter menu well instead of offering a large menu that sacrifices quality.
My take as a Dallas-Fort Worth Realtor
From my perspective, new restaurants and other neighborhood businesses are worth watching when you’re following growth in Frisco and throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
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Mero Mero also adds another local dining option for Frisco residents who want modern Tex-Mex without leaving the area.
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If you’re interested in discovering more restaurants opening and serving the Frisco community, you can also read my previous article, “Momo2Go Brings Himalayan Dumplings to Frisco, Texas.”
Frequently Asked Questions
When did Mero Mero open in Frisco?
Mero Mero opened September 21 at 9179 Dallas Parkway, Ste. 170, in Frisco, Texas.
Where is Mero Mero located?
Mero Mero is located near Dallas North Tollway and Main Street at 9179 Dallas Parkway, Ste. 170, Frisco, TX.
What type of food does Mero Mero serve?
Mero Mero serves modern Tex-Mex, including house-made tortillas, sizzling fajitas, fresh-ground salsas, birria, ribeye tacos and enchiladas.
Does Mero Mero have indoor and outdoor seating?
Yes. The Frisco restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor seating, along with a bar stocked with more than 50 liquor and spirit brands.