Where to grab food near The Parks at Texas Star in Euless
August 9, 2026
If you're playing in a baseball tournament at The Parks at Texas Star and find yourself looking for food in the area, we've pulled together a bunch of options, both fast food and sit-down, within a ten to fifteen minute drive of the fields.
Quick, between games
- Raising Cane's, chicken tenders. About 4 minutes, 521 S Industrial Blvd. 4.3 stars from 328 reviews. Closest fast option to the fields.
- Whataburger, burgers. About 6 minutes, 2155 Airport Fwy. 3.7 stars from 3,995 reviews. Open 24 hours, which is why it stays on the list despite sitting under 4 stars.
- McDonald's, burgers. About 10 minutes, 105 Spur 350. 3.7 stars from 2,777 reviews.
- Chick-fil-A, chicken. About 12 minutes, 3003 State Hwy 121 at Heritage Towne Crossing. 4.3 stars from 2,786 reviews. The furthest of the four, and the one people drive past two others to reach.
Sit-down, after the last game
- Raven's Grille, American pub food. About 2 minutes, 1400 Texas Star Pkwy. 4.4 stars from 458 reviews. Literally on the park's frontage road.
- Saviano's Italian Kitchen, Italian. About 7 minutes, 300 N Main St. 4.6 stars from 2,909 reviews. Family-run, generous portions.
- Texan Kitchen, Southern and homestyle. About 7 minutes, 415 N Main St. 4.5 stars from 1,587 reviews. It closes at 2:30pm, so this is a breakfast or early-lunch option only, which is exactly what you want before a day game and useless to you after one.
- Texas Roadhouse, steakhouse. About 11 minutes, 3000 Crystal Spgs St in Bedford. 4.6 stars from 6,854 reviews. The default team dinner for a reason.
- Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar, American comfort food. About 13 minutes, 2521 State Hwy 121. 4.4 stars from 5,178 reviews. Big menu, kids' menu, patio.
- Torchy's Tacos, Tex-Mex. About 13 minutes, 2501 State Hwy 121 #100. 4.7 stars from 1,936 reviews, the highest on this list. Goes down well with a team of teenagers.
A note on the ratings
Ratings are shown only where enough people have left one to mean something. Drive times are estimates from the park, so treat them as planning numbers rather than promises, and check hours before you point eleven families at somewhere that closes at 2:30.