Mero Mero Tex Mex Opened in Frisco
The new restaurant replaced a former seafood grill at the 9179 Dallas Pkwy complex.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Dining Out

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Mero Mero Tex Mex has opened its doors in Frisco, occupying a 4,568-square-foot space previously held by Rockfish Seafood & Grill. The establishment, owned by Sanjay Regmi, features a full bar and an outdoor patio with seating for 65 guests.
Why it matters
The opening brings new dining options to the Frisco area, repurposing a prominent commercial location to offer a menu focused on traditional Tex-Mex dishes and premium cuts of beef.
The restaurant features a Wagyu New York strip priced at $79, while fajitas range from $25 to $36 and tacos or enchiladas cost between $18 and $24. All cocktails are priced at $15.
The players
Sanjay Regmi
Sanjay Regmi is the owner of Mero Mero Tex Mex and the primary operator behind the new Frisco location.
Mero Mero Tex Mex
Mero Mero Tex Mex is a newly established restaurant serving traditional Tex-Mex cuisine and premium beef dishes.
The details
The restaurant interior includes velvet booths and chandelier lighting, while the exterior space was renovated with new landscaping and additional seating. The menu highlights classic regional staples alongside high-end meat selections.
Timeline
Mero Mero Tex Mex officially opened in mid-September 2026.
Culture Shift
This opening reflects the rapid commercial development along the Dallas North Tollway corridor. It follows the established pattern of upscale dining brands aggressively securing prime real estate in high-growth suburban retail centers.
Residents in the area now have an additional option for formal Tex-Mex dining and outdoor seating near the Dallas Parkway corridor. Patrons should note the varying price tiers when planning their visit, ranging from standard entrees to premium priced Wagyu selections.
The takeaway
Visitors to the new location can expect a refined atmosphere featuring velvet decor and chandelier lighting suited for evening dining. Those interested in visiting should verify the current capacity of the outdoor patio during peak weekend hours.
Further reading
For more information on the local food scene, browse our Dining Out coverage.
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