Three new businesses, including a new pilates studio, car dealership and tanning salon, opened in Flower Mound and Argyle. Read the latest on other business updates in the market below.

Now open

Fossil Creek Liquor

The business sells a selection of liquors including whiskeys, vodkas, tequilas and rums. Customers can also shop a selection of wines and cigars.

In addition to the Argyle store, there are other Fossil Creek Liquor locations in Prosper, Plano and McKinney.
  • Opened in late March
  • 8131 Gateway Drive, Ste. 400, Argyle
  • 940-464-4259
Organic Bronze Bar


A new woman-owned spray tan business, Organic Bronze Bar, has opened its doors in Argyle, owner Jennifer Nodine said.

The business offers customized, all-natural spray tans and skin quenches, which are skin-hydrating treatments with 50 anti-aging and moisturizing ingredients, Nodine added. The business also sells a selection of organic, all-natural and vegan products, including:
  • Hydrating dry oils and moisturizing lotions
  • Bubble bath
  • Bronzers
  • Tan extenders
  • Volcano candles
  • Ambre Blends fragrances
  • Water-resistant, hypoallergenic jewelry
Nodine said Organic Bronze Bar has special pricing for small area sprays, such as to touch up a full-body spray tan. Individuals can also purchase a membership and treatment packages or plan to host their event, such as a bridal party or girls’ night out, Nodine added.Tesla

The business offers service, such as updating vehicle software or rotating tires, for Tesla vehicles, and customers can also purchase a Tesla on-site. Company staff said the ability to purchase a Tesla online and have it delivered to the Flower Mound location will be added in the future.

A site plan for the business was approved by Flower Mound Town Council in August 2023, according to previous Community Impact reporting.Thrive Pilates


The studio opened in May and offers several different membership packages to build core strength, improve flexibility or help with posture, according to the Thrive Pilates website.

"It's been great," owner Terri Heth said. "We've had really good feedback. People love the space and how clean it is."

The privately owned studio also offers dietary nutritionists and an infrared sauna.

Those interested in trying out the classes can download the Thrive Flower Mound app to access to membership or class specials until the grand opening celebration in June or July, Heth said.Coming soon


Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming

Woof Gang sells pet food, toys, pet supplies, treats and wellness items, according to its website. The business also has full-service pet grooming.

“We live in the area; we love our furry kids and wanted to bring personalized dog grooming filled with love and top nutrition for pets,” store manager Karen Krause said.Relocations

Delhi6 Indian Kitchen


Delhi6 Indian Kitchen plans to move within Highland Village with the intent to open later this year, according to a news release.

The restaurant will open in the same location formerly occupied by Lost Colony, which closed in May. Delhi6 Indian Kitchen currently operates within The Shops at Highland Village.

The restaurant serves authentic Indian cuisine, including samosas, tikka masala, curries and paneer, according to its menu.

The new location will have a larger seating area and dedicated private event spaces, per the news release. Delhi6 Indian Kitchen also plans to accept reservations in the new location, according to the news release.


Owner VJ Jain said the restaurant plans to stay open in The Shops at Highland Village during most of the period it takes to the new location to open.Closures

Kimzey’s Coffee

Kimzey’s Coffee will be shutting its doors later this month, according to an Instagram post from the business.

Owner Matt Fisher has leased out the space for the past eight years and the property owner sold the building to a new local entrepreneur, Kimzey’s General Manager Connor Patterson said.

“We’re really excited to spend time with the community with the little time we have left,” Patterson said.

The coffee shop serves lattes, matchas and lemonade with drinks including an iced blueberry latte, a golden milk latte and an iced black tea with blueberry syrup. Kimzey's Coffee also has a bakery selling blueberry muffins and sausage rolls.

Argyle residents can still enjoy the coffee from Kimzey's at West Oak Coffee Bar in the Denton square, Patterson said.