Several businesses opened or are opening soon in Flower Mound, Highland Village and Argyle. Keep reading for the latest business updates from Community Impact.

Now open

Supreme Boil

Supreme Boil in Flower Mound is now open with a limited menu, General Manager Mikey Gao said.

The restaurant is currently offering Cajun food and seafood boils, which includes a choice of mussels, clams, crawfish or shrimp, according to its website. More menu items will be added in the coming weeks, Gao said.


Supreme Boil will hold a grand opening at the end of August or early September, but no date has been set yet, Gao said.

The Flower Mound location has the same owners as Supreme Crab in Denton, Community Impact previously reported.Drybar

Drybar is now offering blowouts in Highland Village, Public Relations Associate Bridget Peterson said.

The salon features 10 stylist stations and four wash stations. Peterson said franchise owner Ro Rynd has built a career centered around beauty, innovation and customer experience.


“Ro is committed to creating a space where every guest feels confident, pampered, and right at home,” she said.
  • Opened July 25
  • 1400 Shoal Creek, Ste. F120, Highland Village
  • www.drybar.com
The Vault Barber Company

The Vault Barber Company opened in Argyle in late July, owner Joe Martinez said.

The barber shop offers haircuts for men, women and children, according to its website. Services include beard trims, eyebrow trims and a shampoo treatment.

The business has barbers who have been in the industry for many years, Martinez said.


The Vault Barber Company currently offers half-off haircuts for first time customers who are law enforcement officers, teachers and first responders, Martinez said.

A grand opening will be held Aug. 16, Martinez said.What's next

Degree Wellness

Degree Wellness is coming to Flower Mound this fall, according to a filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.


The business's website states it offers a variety of wellness services, including:
  • Full body cryotherapy
  • Cold plunge
  • Infrared sauna
  • IVs and vitamin boosters
  • Red light therapy
  • Celluma light facial
  • Compression massage and more
Construction is expected to start in September and wrap up in November, according to the TDLR filing. The 2,200 square-foot renovation will cost $250,000.