Here are 10 business updates in north Frisco.
Now open
1. Baskin Robbins
The ice cream store offers ice cream scoops, sundaes, drinks, custom cakes, pies and more. Ice cream flavors include old fashioned butter pecan, banana dulce de leche, cherries jubilee, chocolate chip and more, according to its website.
2. Circular Services facility
The facility will serve the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex including Frisco as well as McKinney, a news release states. Circular Services is McKinney’s recycling processing services provider.
3. Portillo’s
A variety of Portillo’s signature menu items will be available at the new Frisco location, including: Chicago-style hot dogs, Italian beef sandwiches, char-grilled burgers and chocolate cake.
4. TXB
The convenience store offers a variety of services including 16-pump gas station, made-to-order breakfast, lunch and dinner items, Subway fast food restaurant, grab-and-go food items, walk-in beer cooler and gifts.
5. Wingstop
The eatery’s menu includes a variety of bone-in and boneless wing options as well as tenders, sandwiches and more.
Coming soon
6. Frenchie
The business is owned by restaurateur Stephan Couseau and his partner Daniele Garcia. The business is known for its French-American dining that features croissants, crepes, quiches, steak frites and profiteroles. The restaurant will be located in the Firefly Park development.
7. Second Rodeo
The business is a brewery and bar garden known for its laid-back atmosphere, free live music and approachable menu
8. Woodhouse Spa
The business is a luxury spa brand with more than 90 locations across 25 states. The business is opening at Firefly Park. Offerings include personalized spa treatments, advanced facials, full-body therapies, sleep-focused services and nail care.
Relocation
9. Koper Outdoor
The store is relocating the company showroom from Prosper to Frisco in April, business owner Glen Kuopus said. A variety of outdoor furniture and accessories are sold in the showroom including dining tables, sofas, fire tables, infrared heaters, outdoor fans and more.
In the news
10. Miracle League of Frisco
The Frisco Miracle League Mike Simpson Field, located at Harold Bacchus Community Park, received $1.4 million in improvements, including a new cushioned field surface that is wheelchair friendly. The renovations were celebrated April 18.