Anthony’s Patio opens new showroom at Frisco’s Hall Park

Anthony’s Patio has opened a new showroom at 2401 Internet Blvd., Suite 108, in Frisco’s Hall Park, giving the mixed-use district another recognizable retail name as it adds more dining and lifestyle options. The Austin-based, family-owned outdoor living retailer opened a 3,784-square-foot space there and also has plans for a 2,000-square-foot experiential outdoor patio showroom.

The move adds to Hall Park’s push to become more than an office address. The district sits in one of Frisco’s most closely watched growth corridors, where workers, nearby apartment residents, hotel guests and shoppers are all part of the same customer base. A business like Anthony’s Patio can draw people who might otherwise pass through the area only on the way to work, and it gives Hall Park another reason for visitors to linger.

Hall Park’s broader redevelopment makes that shift more visible. HALL Group unveiled a $7 billion master plan for the property in 2021 that calls for office, residential, hotel, restaurant, retail and recreational destinations. The development is now entering another phase, with construction set to begin in June 2026 on a new Class A office tower and a $14 million expansion of Kaleidoscope Park.

Local Profile described the office project as The Terraces Hall Park, a 10-story Class A office building. The Kaleidoscope Park Foundation said the park expansion is being done in partnership with the City of Frisco, HALL Group and the Frisco Community Development Corporation.

Anthony’s Patio’s arrival matters because it adds consumer-facing activity to a district that has long been defined by office buildings. A showroom built around outdoor furniture and patio experiences fits the kind of all-day environment Hall Park is trying to create, one where lunch traffic, after-work visits and weekend trips can overlap with business use.

That matters for nearby residents and workers who already move through the Dallas North Tollway corridor. As Hall Park fills in with more retail, restaurant and recreational space, the area is becoming a place where people can shop, meet, eat and spend time without leaving the district. Anthony’s Patio is one more sign that Frisco’s Hall Park is steadily becoming a destination in its own right.