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Sports bar from Dallas Stars owner to open at Northlake youth center

A Canadian sports bar from Canada is coming to Northlake: Called Shark Club Sports Bar and Grill, it will be part of a new youth sports center from the Dallas Stars hockey team, at 4819 SH 114 at the StarCenter Multisport, just north of Fort Worth, set to open by 2026.
Shark Club is from Dallas Stars owner Tom Gaglardi and first opened in Vancouver, Canada in 1993. Gaglardi also co-owns both the restaurant chain Moxies and the new Craft Restaurant and Beer Market coming to Dallas' Preston Center.
The restaurant will be two stories and attached to the 225,000 indoor sports center.
Shark Club's menu features globally-inspired dishes such as shishito peppers and butter chicken, alongside classic American bar food such as chicken wings and burgers.
Other dishes include bowls, salads, pot roast, and weekend brunch featuring chicken & waffles and breakfast tacos. Prices range from $7 for a Caesar salad to $25 for a keg of nachos.
Inside, the restaurant is sports central with 40 TVs for watching games and two 20-foot media walls.
This will be only the second Shark Club restaurant to open in the U.S. The first opened in Plano at the Sandman Hotel in 2019.
The project for the combined sports center and restaurant initially broke ground in April 2024. When it's finished, the StarCenter will include eight basketball courts that can transform into 16 volleyball courts and two sheets of ice for hockey. This isn't the first location for a StarCenter — the ninth and latest one officially opened in Farmers Branch in January.
“We are excited that Tom Gaglardi, owner of the Stars, is going to bring one of these concepts, Shark Club, to this facility,” Dallas Stars CEO and President Brad Alberts said during a March 26 Alliance Development Forum.
