Check out five businesses coming soon, recently opened or closed in Grapevine and Southlake.

Now open

1. Roma’s Italian Bistro

Roma’s Italian Bistro is now serving pizza, sub sandwiches and pasta inside Stacy Furniture & Design in Grapevine.

The restaurant is family-owned and serves a full Italian menu with sauces made from scratch, owner Romeo Manellari said.


The bistro’s New York-style pizza includes Hawaiian, barbecue and Margherita. Dishes also include minestrone soup, salads, calzones, seafood and garlic bread, per its website.2. Play Street Museum

Play Street Museum Southlake is now open in the Southlake Marketplace shopping center.

The business offers an indoor play area that has self-directed play, stimulates children’s imaginations, encourages them to problem solve and allows them to refine their social skills, according to the company website. The facility is for children ages 1-8 years old.3. The Wildflower Outlaws

The Wildflower Outlaws, a family-operated boutique, is now open in a historic building in Grapevine.


The store sells women’s apparel with a western bohemian flair and a focus on quality, handpicked pieces. Many of the store’s clothing lines are made in the U.S., and international pieces are handmade by artists, according to previous reporting.Coming soon

4. Kawaii Kollections

Kawaii Kollections will be opening a second location in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

The store sells stuffed animals, clothing, phone cases, nails and accessories. According to its social media page, characters sold include Kuromi, Labubu, Naruto, Pokémon and Cinnamoroll.Closings


5. GameStop

GameStop, headquartered in Grapevine, no longer has an anchor store in town.

The GameStop location in Grapevine Mills closed Dec. 12. The store sold Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo Switch games and systems, baseball cards, Pokemon cards, toys, plushies, clothing, and accessories.