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From new dining spots to places where baseball players can perfect their swing, here are seven new business updates for Liberty Hill.
Now open
1. Infinite Hitting
The 8,000-square-foot sports facility offers several batting cages and dedicated training areas for players looking to improve their game. The staff also provides personalized coaching for all skill levels. Interested players can book a free swing evaluation on the company's website.
2. Pizza Hut
The restaurant, founded in 1958, is the largest pizza chain in the world, with nearly 20,000 locations around the globe.
Coming soon
3. First Watch
The restaurant is set to open in the Gateway 29 development in Liberty Hill in the spring, according to Shakeel Badarpura, one of the owners of the development. The breakfast, brunch and lunch chain operates locations across the country and offers its own unique options in addition to recognized breakfast and lunch staples.
4. Verizon
The company is one of the nation’s largest mobile phone network and home internet providers, and the store will go in the Gateway 29 development currently under construction.
What's next—Permits filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation
5. Buffalo Wild Wings
The restaurant will be coming to Liberty Hill’s Water Tower Plaza. The new location is expected to break ground in late October and to be built out by the end of December, according to TDLR. The nationwide chain serves a variety of wings, sides, burgers, sandwiches and desserts.
In the news
6. Agape BBQ
The restaurant celebrated its fifth anniversary Oct. 11. The company serves authentic Texas barbecue, such as brisket, ribs and pulled pork, in addition to sides such as cole slaw, hatch mac and cheese, corn casserole, and more. Agape serves its barbecue in an open backyard shaded by live oaks and has a stage for live music and other events.
7. Hope House
The nonprofit cut the ribbon on the Rathgeber Community, which consists of two new homes constructed to provide housing to 16 additional children, according to a news release. The housing addition was built with help from Sara and Dick Rathgerber, HomeAid Austin and Pacesetter Homes.
