Months after the debut of the Hampton Social’s members-only club in downtown Dallas, another exclusive social club is coming to North Texas. Opening in Plano in early 2026, the Legacy Club will be “an elevated members-only social club where individuals can connect, unwind, entertain, and experience the best of what North Texas has to offer.”
Located in Plano’s Legacy North development, the 20,000-SF Legacy Club will feature five “uniquely designed” spaces, from an immersive Vegas-style sports bar called The Arena to the garden-inspired Wild Orchid lounge, which will feature a live music series, tea service, and wine tastings, to a contemporary American restaurant offering a seafood bar, sushi selection, and Texas steaks.
Grand lobby of the Legacy Club [Rendering: Legacy Club]
Targeting ‘leaders, entrepreneurs, doers, and dreamers’
The club said it has already closed its first round of Legacy memberships—an offer specifically extended to “local leaders, entrepreneurs, doers, and dreamers.” The club said it’s now accepting applications for a limited number of Social and Executive memberships prior its early 2026 opening.
Legacy Club’s sportsbook room. [Rendering: Legacy Club]
“Everything about Legacy Club was created with our members in mind,” Ryan Thomas, the club’s managing director, said in a statement. “The club will be refined, but also committed to warm Texas hospitality. We want everyone who visits Legacy Club to experience the best of what North Texas has to offer: beautifully designed spaces, engaging events, and thoughtful food and drink.”
Large conference room at the Legacy Club [Rendering: Legacy Club]
“We’re excited to bring the community a club that’s uniquely designed for them and an experience that Plano and North Texas can be proud of,” Thomas added.
More looks inside the Legacy Club
Reception area of the Legacy Club [Rendering: Legacy Club]
The Legacy Club’s lounge bar [Rendering: Legacy Club]
Legacy Club restaurant [Rendering: Legacy Club]
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