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Several businesses opened in the Bryan and College Station area in June and several more are expected to open, relocate or expand in July. This list is not comprehensive.
Now open
Founded in 2021 by Hamzah Nasser in Michigan, Haraz Coffee House boasts traditional Yemeni-style coffee culture while blending modern cafe offerings.
A resale shop dedicated to benefit the Acara Hospice Foundation opened in June. According to Destination Bryan, it carries high quality furniture and some clothes still with tags on.
A longstanding Bryan Whataburger was rebuilt and reopened this summer. The new building, which replaced a 1980s-era Whataburger, features a redesigned modern interior, seating and kitchen.
Part of the Ross Stores family brand, shoppers can find deep discounts on clothes for the whole family, toys and home decor among other goods. This location takes over the former JOANN Fabrics.
Coming soon
Mr. G's Pizzeria is expanding its footprint with a new concept in south College Station. The cafe will operate independently of Mr. G's while playing tribute to its roots. It will feature breakfast options with full bars for both coffee and alcohol.
Bryan's only vinyl record shop will move locations after 10 years in its current space.
