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Wine-and-Dessert Lounge Bordeaux & Crème Sets 40-Seat Debut in Plano

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Published on October 15, 2026
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A new wine-and-dessert lounge is planned inside a former Plano florist shop. Construction is scheduled to run from September 15 through November 15, 2026. Bordeaux & Crème plans to open at 5840 Legacy Circle, Suite D-165, inside The Shops at Legacy North, offering house-made desserts paired with sparkling, white, rosé and red wines in an intimate 40-seat space.

According to Community Impact, founder Shanice Williams said wine and dessert can create something memorable when thoughtfully paired, a philosophy built into the concept's dual-menu structure.

State paperwork also sketches out the scope of the build-out. A Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation architectural barriers filing, numbered TABS2026025608, was registered July 20, 2026, pegging the interior conversion at roughly $200,000 for 1,428 square feet, with construction scheduled to run from September 15 through November 15, 2026, as reported by Local Profile. That state timeline reflects a construction milestone target rather than a confirmed doors-open date, so the exact opening day remains unsettled even as fall arrives.

What's on the Menu

The beverage list will run deep for a 40-seat room: Local Profile's reporting describes around 30 wines by the glass and bottle, plus curated flights, rotating alongside six core house-made desserts. Specific pairings include a signature brûlée cheesecake, made with vanilla bean crème fraîche cheesecake over a brown butter sablé and topped with a transparent sugar dome, matched with dessert wine. Community Impact also notes the menu will include a brulee cheesecake built on a brown butter sablé and sugar crust, alongside a pistachio macaron dessert the outlet calls Pistachio Romance, finished with raspberry confit.

A separate pairing on the Local Profile menu description features a Sicilian pistachio macaron topped with rose sugar, served alongside a sparkling rosé. The lounge is designed to run from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday, a schedule the outlet says targets post-dinner, date-night and late-evening patrons rather than a full turnover dining crowd. Community Impact's reporting adds that the location will include an outdoor patio for visitors, and the business maintains a website at bordeauxandcreme.com.

A Former Flower Shop Gets a New Life

Suite D-165 has a floral-shop history. Commercial directory listings cited by Hoodline show the same address was occupied by floral boutique Mia Fiori in 2019. The Shops at Legacy North was constructed in 2007.

The property changed hands relatively recently. The Shops at Legacy North was acquired in December 2025 by real estate firm ACH Legacy North Texas LLC for $78 million, or roughly $321 per square foot, Hoodline previously reported on the sale. The buyer is affiliated with Albanese Cormier Holdings.

Part of a Bigger Wave Along Legacy Circle

Bordeaux & Crème's debut lands amid a broader round of reinvestment along the corridor. Trend data compiled by Zabalist shows that the adjacent property at 5851 Legacy Circle registered a $7 million lobby and fitness center renovation project in September 2026. A separate coffee shop buildout at 5840 Legacy Circle, Suite D175, was registered February 25, 2025.

The Legacy North sale and current construction push suggest landlords are betting on specialty food and drink concepts to keep foot traffic moving through the district.

For now, the precise date Bordeaux & Crème will swing open its doors stays unconfirmed. State filings point to a mid-November construction completion target, but as Local Profile's reporting notes, that timeline marks a building milestone rather than a finalized public opening.