From sushi, to steak and a new gym, check out 9 business updates for the North Austin area.
Now Open
Kōbō
Seasoned restaurateurs Ryan and Wade McElroy, along with chef Moto Seto, will launch a new sushi concept in November. Kōbō will serve nigiri, sashimi, rolls and handrolls at the new Hyde Park neighborhood spot, according to a news release.
Emery Neighborhood Steakhouse
Rosedale’s newest neighborhood steakhouse launched in early November. The dinner menu features salads, burgers, Texas wagyu steaks and classic sides like baked potatoes and glazed carrots. The restaurant is co-owned by Executive Pastry Chef Krystal Craig and Executive Chef Ian Thurwachter.
Crunch Fitness
The company’s gyms include large free weight areas, a variety of workout machines and cardio equipment. Crunch Fitness offers group fitness classes as well as relaxation and recovery services, such as a sauna, HydroMassage, tanning and red light therapy. The new location also features a Pilates studio.
The Padel Collective
The Padel Collective recently opened its first five padel courts in a 21,000 square-foot climate-controlled facility in North Austin. Founder Yaro Kazakov said five panoramic glass courts are now open, along with its Revolucion café serving local coffee, matcha, breakfast tacos and bowls.
Baolicious
The restaurant, which opened within The Linc retail center, offers steamed dumplings, bao buns, rice and noodle dishes, and appetizers such as spring rolls, pork lumpia, popcorn chicken and sautéed garlic green beans.
Coming Soon
Devil’s Details
The vintage jewelry destination is opening a second location on North Loop Boulevard. The boutique, owned by Rebekka Adams, is launching in the former Big Bertha’s Paradise location. Devil’s Details offers vintage jewels, accessories, handbags, gloves and more. The
Barkin' Creek Grooming & Treats
The dog grooming and retail brand is expanding to Central Austin next year. Barkin’ Creek offers freshly cooked dog food, toys, accessories and dog spa services including nail trims, mud baths and de-shedding treatments.
Closings
Dia’s Market & Deli
David and Amanda Hopper’s specialty grocery and deli, named for their three children, is closing after 10 years, citing slowing customer traffic.
Legend Dental & Orthodontics
The clinic offered services such as cleanings, fillings, teeth whitening, braces, veneers and more. The Georgetown clinic will remain open.