North Austin community members can get caffeinated at new coffee shops, try out a new hair salon and look forward to new stores and restaurants in the area.

Now open

Casita’s Cafe

The coffee truck is located behind Impulse Vape and Glass on Parmer Lane. Customers can find both traditional coffee drinks such as lattes, cold brew and cappuccinos on the menu in addition to specialties including PB Chai Latte and Pink Coffee.

Coach The Coffee Shop


The new coffee shop offers food and beverage items including Coach Blend coffee and seasonal specialties such as the S’mores Latte. Sweet treats at the location include chocolate chip cookies, brownies, soft serve and more.
  • Opened Feb. 1
  • The Domain, 11401 Century Oaks Terrace, Ste. 121, Austin
  • www.coach.com
Coach is now reopened after relocating in The Domain and now houses one of the U.S.’ first Coach Coffee Shops. (Courtesy Coach)
Coach is now reopened after relocating in The Domain and now houses one of the U.S.’ first Coach Coffee Shops. (Courtesy Coach)
Omega

The watch company is based in Switzerland and offers watches for dress, sports, diving, olympics and paralympics and watches made of gold, titanium, ceramic and steel. In addition to classic style watches the business sells specialty watches including master chronometer watches and quartz watches.

Sanjeevani Indian Cuisine

Customers can find soups, appetizers, tandoori items, curries, biriyanis, pulavs, thalis, South Indian tiffins and desserts. Entrees range in spiciness and a variety of vegetarian and nonvegetarian options are available.


The Learning Experience

The child care center uses its Learning Experience Academic Program curriculum, or LEAP, and incorporates hands-on activities to help children develop intellectual, social and cognitive skills. The tuition-based center accepts children ages 6 weeks through 6 years old and has locations throughout the Austin metro.

Vinyl Brews

After 33 years of serving the North Austin community, the local bar opened a coffee shop on Feb. 1. The cafe offers craft coffee, espresso, drinks and pastries.
Vinyl Brews coffee shop has opened inside North Austin bar The Water Tank Bar & Grill. (Courtesy The Water Tank Bar & Grill)
Vinyl Brews coffee shop has opened inside North Austin bar The Water Tank Bar & Grill. (Courtesy The Water Tank Bar & Grill)
Wá Salon


The salon offers services for all ages and hair types from braids and natural styles to extension services in crochet. Interested customers can join the Wá Club which includes a variety of perks including birthday discounts, partner service discounts and complimentary signature cocktails. The salon features the Wá lounge where customers and accompanying guests can relax with television and video games.
  • Opened Jan. 23
  • The Domain, 3201 Feathergrass Court, Ste. 108, Austin
  • www.wasalons.com
Wá Salon offers various hair styles including natural styles, braids, locs, protective styles and crochet in addition to extension services such as sew-ins and wigs. (Courtesy Wá Salon)
Wá Salon offers various hair styles including natural styles, braids, locs, protective styles and crochet in addition to extension services such as sew-ins and wigs. (Courtesy Wá Salon)
Wok Hub

The restaurant serves Indo-Chinese cuisine such as schezwan noodles, chicken triple rice and chicken manchow soup. Also on the menu are appetizers such as spring rolls and samosas, and Indian desserts and drinks such as gulab jamun and mango lassi.
  • Opened in December
  • 10300 Anderson Mill Road, Ste. A, Austin
  • 737-262-6772
The Indian and Chinese fusion restaurant was previously occupied by Vietnamese restaurant B's Kitchen. (Brittany Anderson/Community Impact)
The Indian and Chinese fusion restaurant was previously occupied by Vietnamese restaurant B's Kitchen. (Brittany Anderson/Community Impact)
Yeti Bites

The food truck serves Nepalese dishes such as momos, or dumplings with meat and vegetables, as well as curry, noodles, biryani rice, naan bread, lassi drinks and more. The truck also has a seating area and offers catering services.
The new food truck sells Nepalese cuisine. (Brittany Anderson/Community Impact)
The new food truck sells Nepalese cuisine. (Brittany Anderson/Community Impact)
Coming soon

Google


The company has five existing retail locations throughout the U.S. in New York, California, Massachusetts and Illinois. Physical locations host events, offer in-person support and sell Google merchandise including Pixel phones, as stated on the company’s website.
Google is slated to open its first Texas retail location at Domain Northside in spring. (Community Impact Staff)
Google is slated to open its first Texas retail location at Domain Northside in spring. (Community Impact Staff)
J. Crew

The storefront will be located across from Perry’s Steakhouse. Community members can expect an assortment of clothing for women, men and children in addition to swimwear, outerwear, accessories, shoes and bags. The business previously had a location in The Domain at 11501 Century Oaks Terrace, Ste. 137 which closed over a year ago.
  • Opening late 2025
  • 11701 Domain Blvd., Ste. 190, Austin
  • www.jcrew.com
Restart CBD

Co-founder Sydney Torabi said the warehouse portion of the location is expected to open in mid-March with the opening of the business’ showroom to open shortly after. The business offers products in many popular categories including THC, THCA, CBD, drinks, gummies and chocolates.Texas Girls School

Founded by Dana Stuart Browning, the school will prepare all girls to excel in the local and international economy through a small school and single-gender environment, project-based learning and STEM advanced academics, as stated on its website. The campus is a tuition-free charter school for girls in grades 6-12. The campus is now accepting applications for 6th and 7th grade girls.In the news


Anderson High School Renovations

Anderson High School is expected to start construction on its athletic department in summer 2025. Renovations include adding a secure entry vestibule, HVAC, electrical and plumbing improvements, and athletic upgrades including a turf competition field and renovations to the gyms and locker rooms.Bluefin Sushi Bar and Ramen

The business currently has five locations throughout Texas in Austin, Lakeway, Round Rock, Kyle and San Antonio. Its first location opened in South Austin in 2021. Menus at the restaurant include sushi options, small hot meals, poke, bento boxes, ramen and dessert.
Bluefin Sushi Bar and Ramen is conducting renovations on a new location in The Arboretum. (Dacia Garcia/Community Impact)
Bluefin Sushi Bar and Ramen is conducting renovations on a new location in The Arboretum. (Dacia Garcia/Community Impact)
Nonstop Coach Bus Service

Luxury motor coach company Vonlane announced Jan. 27 that it will begin offering non-stop daily service between the Arboretum in North Austin and the city of Plano, just outside North Dallas. The coaches will feature 22 leather seats with workspace, complimentary Wi-Fi and an on-board attendant offering cabin service with snacks, meals and beverages.P. Terry’s

Austin-based burger stand P. Terry’s is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. The business has not changed much over the years and continues to source fresh ingredients for its products from hormone- and antibiotic-free beef and chicken to Burbank potatoes cut in store, according to a news release.Closings

Harley’s Firewood

Owner Harley Goerlitz retired from the business after 40 years in the community. The woodyard stocks oak, pecan and mesquite firewood. Cash or check transactions are preferred, and Goerlitz said the business's specific closing date is dependent on the weather.