A massage studio, coffee shop and sushi restaurant are among the latest businesses already open or with plans to open in Pflugerville and Hutto. Check out these five updates:

Now open

Hippo Massage

The business offers full body massages with options ranging from 30 minutes to two hours. Customers can also visit to receive couples massages, pregnancy massages and foot massages. To enhance the experience, customers can choose from a selection of add-ons, including cupping, essential oil and CBD oil.Bites & Basil

The restaurant offers Vietnamese cuisine with a Texas twist, featuring dishes like the pho wagyu, pho beef rib, marinated pork chop and rice, and a variety of vermicelli options. Customers can also order the wagyu bo luc lac, which comes with a hot cooking stone for diners to cook the wagyu beef themselves. The menu’s appetizers include egg rolls, bun sliders, steamed dumplings, fried rangoons and spring rolls. The restaurant is owned by Phen T. Diep, who also owns Broth & Basil in Pflugerville.Black Rock Coffee Bar


Residents of Pflugerville have a new drive-thru coffee option with the opening of Black Rock Coffee Bar. The new Pflugerville location is drive-thru only and offers a menu of customizable coffee and espresso drinks, teas, smoothies and the company’s signature Fuel energy drinks.
  • Opened Dec. 21
  • 19140 Colorado Sand Drive, Pflugerville
  • www.br.coffee
Coming soon

Pinkorchids Nails

Pinkorchids Nails, a manicure and pedicure salon, is coming to Pflugerville's Pecan Flex Space before this summer. The salon, spanning 1,300 square feet, will be equipped with seven pedicure chairs and six manicure tables. They plan to offer traditional services such as dip and acrylic nails, while also emphasizing modern options like Gel-X and builder gel for manicures.Kura Revolving Sushi Bar

The popular Japanese restaurant chain is set to open a new location in Pflugerville. This unique dining experience features a conveyor belt that delivers handmade sushi, sashimi, ramen, tempura and desserts directly past guests' tables, allowing them to select items as they pass.