Crossroads shopping center

So I was acccused at the tailgaters on 380 for having a fight only issue is I have not been there over a year the district manager was nice and responding but when u start to post about it they stop I don’t care people loose there life being lied on ! The owner never called never apologized he messaged me back and told me today I did do it customers and employees said I did when I didn’t this will be deflamation of character lawsuit I will win easy if your black and woman don’t go here until get find out who had a fight I was escorted out by police and giving a warning to not return over something I did not do pure racist I was the only black Person there

The Crossroad Shopping Center in DFW, TX, unfortunately, falls short of the expectations one might have for a convenient and enjoyable shopping experience. Firstly, the variety of stores is rather limited, offering few options beyond the standard big-box retailers and a handful of uninspiring dining choices. The layout of the center itself is another point of contention; it's confusingly designed with parking lots that are often overcrowded during peak hours, making it difficult to find a spot even after circling multiple times. While the location is accessible, the overall ambiance lacks charm or any inviting atmosphere, making shopping more of a chore than an enjoyable outing. Furthermore, customer service across various stores seems to be inconsistent—ranging from mildly disinterested to unhelpfully brusque. Overall, Crossroad Shopping Center might serve for quick necessity-driven trips but doesn't offer much in terms of a satisfying shopping day out.

4 stars for Thursday night $0.50 wings. 3 stars for Friday night karaoke. Whew...that was a tough one to handle. The crowds are completely different. During the week you have your judgy regulars and Fridays curtain call of characters are too long to mention. Avoid the smokers patio and its drama and enjoy truly awful singing...oh yeah the burgers are good. Remember to give a temp or the come out well done and grey.

The parking lot could use some new paint on the ground but at least there aren't any potholes. The afternoons get really crowded but the traffic flow is pretty good. The shops and businesses are well labeled at both the locations and the street signs.

These loaded blue cheese bacon potato chips were delicious. I spiced it up with there house made hot sauce and a cold beer......definitely gonna be back to try more of the menu.

The end zone is a long time plano establishment. You get local celebrities that come here from time to time. Craig Ludwig former Dallas Star, part of 1999 Stanley cup championship team. Also Bo and Jim from 92.5 radio station. One of their main bartenders Tina Bear is the nicest cocktail psychologist you could ever meet. They have pool, darts, video games along with all the alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages of your choice. They also have a wide array of foods for your dining enjoyment. Its a good place to gather with your friends!

One of my favorite places to have a drink. The food is good too. Laid back. Pool tables, darts, trivia, and karaoke. Perfect place for meeting friends. Hopefully we will be able to eventually.