A bar on The Square, a pizza restaurant and stores at the outlet malls are among the recently opened businesses in San Marcos.

Now Open

Miniso

The Japanese retailer is now open next to Rue 21 at the Tanger Outlets. Miniso sells toys, home decor, stationery, accessories and more.Café Cortado Cuisine

The food truck—owned by San Marcos local Krendi Harmon—is the sister truck to the European-inspired coffee truck, Café Cortado. Café Cortado Cuisine sells European-style street food and small bites
  • Opened in early November
  • 221 North St., San Marcos
  • Instagram: cafecortado_tx
Springs Liquor & Smoke


The location was previously home to MJ's Liquor, which closed in January 2024, according to previous reporting by Community Impact. Springs Liquor & Smoke sells various liquors and wines. The business also sells a wide range of vape products.
  • Opened Nov. 18
  • 1525 Aquarena Springs Drive, Unit 203, San Marcos
  • 512-353-1419
Fabletics

The online sportswear retailer opened its eleventh store next to Orvis at the San Marcos Premium Outlets. Fabletics offers a range of activewear, casual apparel, scrubs and accessories for men and women.Eden

The cocktail bar and nightclub celebrated its grand opening on Oct. 11, according to an Instagram post. Eden serves a variety of cocktails and alcoholic beverages.
  • Opened Oct. 11
  • 210 W. San Antonio St., 206A-206B, San Marcos
  • Instagram: edensmtx
Stoner’s Pizza Joint

The pizza restaurant opened in what used to be DoubleDave's Pizzaworks. Owned by Tobbie May, Stoner’s Pizza Joint serves pizza, wings, salads, “munchies” like garlic knots, desserts and more.Coming Soon


Club Pilates

The studio offers reformer-based pilates in six class formats.Paradis Vineyard and Winery

The winery will feature its own wines as well as other Texas wines.

Owner Alan Ebrahimi said they also plan to build an outdoor stage and deck that will connect to an indoor covered porch area.
  • Opening June 2025
  • 7585 Ranch Road 12, San Marcos
  • Not available at this time.
Relocations


Capital Glass Distributor

The glass wholesale store relocated from 2457 S. Loop 4 Bldg. 2 in Buda, to 189 Hp Business Drive in San Marcos.Little Leaders Child Care Center

The childcare center will relocate from 1501 Bunton Creek Road, Ste. 102, Kyle to 400 Uhland Road, Ste. 102 in mid-November. Kim Perez, the center’s owner and director, said plans for road construction near the daycare’s playground prompted them to search for a new location. The new location will offer pre-K, infant and toddler care services, and a bigger playground.Kaizen Jiu Jitsu

The studio—owned by Texas State University alumni Sean Juarez— relocated from 1504 Aquarena Springs Drive, Ste. 203 to 215 E. Hutchinson St., Ste. A in San Marcos. Kaizen Jiu-Jitsu offers kickboxing, karate and judo classes for children and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for adults.In the News


“Flowing Through San Marcos”

The city of San Marcos held a dedication ceremony commemorating a new mural called “Flowing Through San Marcos”—which covers the back side of the shopping center at 110 E. MLK Drive—on Oct. 25. “Flowing Through San Marcos” was completed by artist Andrey Kravtsov—who works under the name Key Detail—and showcases wildflowers, Old Main, a bobcat, an egret, otter and the cascading falls of the San Marcos River.
  • 110 E. MLK Drive, San Marcos
San Marcos Art Center

The San Marcos Art League celebrated the fifth anniversary of its downtown art center in October. The gallery space hosts monthly exhibitions and provides a space for local artists to sell their work.Hays Caldwell Economic Development Partnership

The organization is focused on attracting and fostering economic growth in the Hays and Caldwell County areas, and the rebranding announced on Oct. 24 reflects its evolving mission, geographic reach and commitment to the broader region, according to a news release.Closures


Deca Fitness

The CrossFit gym, formerly known as Battlewolf Community Fitness, offered fitness classes.
  • Closed Oct. 31
  • 1006 Hwy. 80, San Marcos
7-Eleven

The convenience store and gas station chain sold snacks, grab-and-go food items, coffee, Slurpees and more.