Marky Mark, Jerry Jones And Burgers Collide In New Restaurant

If you’re a fan of Marky Mark and The Funky Bunch, you will soon see him every day at The Star In Frisco.

Well, not really, but you will at least have access to the famed burger joint launched by actor and musician Mark Wahlberg, his brother New Kids On The Block band member and actor Donnie Wahlberg and their sibling chef Paul Wahlberg.

An Orlando Wahlburgers, A Hamburger Chain Owned By Actor Mark Wahlberg's Family

The first Wahlburgers restaurant in Texas will open at The Star in Frisco — home of the Dallas Cowboys world corporate headquarters and training facility — the Boston-born brothers announced over the weekend.

The restaurant, which will open this fall, offers a casual dining and bar concept with burgers, sandwiches, sides, specialty drinks and a full-service bar.

Wahlburgers became a household name when the famous brothers launched the brand and promoted it through their award-winning A&E reality series, "Wahlburgers," which gave viewers an inside look at the burger restaurant chain under the umbrella of the famous brothers.

Over the weekend, actor and musician Mark Wahlberg stopped by The Star in Frisco as a special guest to attend the Dallas Cowboys’ training practices.

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