See the latest on new businesses across Flower Mound, Highland Village and Argyle, including the opening of a new wine lounge and a permanent location for a wound care business.

Gracie Barra

Gracie Barra opened a new location in Argyle, according to a company representative.

The business offers Brazilian jiu-jitsu and self-defense classes for children and adults, according to its website.

Gracie Barra also has a location in Highland Village, which opened in early October.Liquor King


North Texas-based Liquor King has opened a new location in Highland Village, according to company staff.

The liquor store sells a selection of whiskey, gin, wine and beer, according to its website. Customers can also find mixers and bar accessories.

The Highland Village location is the eighth in North Texas, company staff said.One Fusion

One Fusion is now offering Indian-style food with fine dining seating and a dance floor in Argyle, said Goutham Tam, one of the partners on the project.


The restaurant serves Mysore bonda, which includes maida, curd, green chili and ginger, and poori, which includes wheat flour, oil and potato curry, according to its website. One Fusion offers vegetable and nonvegetable soups, such as cream of tomato soup and egg drop soup. Meals also include Chinese dishes, rice dishes, sandwiches and desserts, per its website.

Live performances and DJ nights will also occur, Tam said.Vinifera Wine Lounge & Bistro

A new restaurant, Vinifera Wine Lounge & Bistro, has opened its doors in Flower Mound’s River Walk.

Vinifera’s menu includes a selection of seafood dishes, salads, a lobster roll, pastas and ratatouille. On the drink menu, there are several wine options, including reds, rose and whites, beers and cocktails.


Owner Jamie Creevy said Vinifera aims to provide upscale dining in a family-friendly environment.
  • Opened Dec. 5
  • 4120 River Walk Drive, Flower Mound
  • www.viniferariverwalk.com
WoundX

WoundX is now offering services to patients at its brick-and-mortar location in Argyle, office administrator Madison Caston said.

Though WoundX has been providing mobile care in Argyle since 2023, the opening of its brick-and-mortar location brings added services, including:
  • Therapies that harness the body’s natural healing power to repair and restore tissue function
  • Restorative treatments designed to enhance natural beauty, revitalize the body and support long-term wellness
  • Care for patients recovering from surgery
  • Evaluation and treatment for wound-related and systemic infections
WoundX also hired a full-time medical doctor, owner and nurse practitioner Audrey Morris said.

WoundX has provided mobile wound care services for patients directly in their homes, including helping patients recovering from surgery, managing chronic wounds or navigating mobility challenges, Morris said.


“A lot of these patients can't take a two-hour drive because they have extreme edema or blood clots,” she said.

The mobile services cover an area from Denton County to Forney, including McKinney, Frisco, Denton and Prosper, Morris said.

“There's always been a need [for this service],” she said. “It's been an untapped market for years. I was actually the first mobile provider in Texas and the second in the nation.”