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From a new store selling steaks and other meats to a new Pottery Barn and Williams Sonoma outlet, check out 18 business updates from Grapevine, Colleyville and Southlake.
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The menu includes cafe-style French and Italian options, such as croissants, pizza and gelato. The bar will have elevated drinks, and no well liquors will be used to prepare beverages.
The store sells cabinets and counter spaces for kitchens, bathrooms, utility rooms and mud rooms.
The business provides on-site storage space for vehicles, providing members with 24/7 access. The Grapevine location also has a lounge area and DIY workshop space, which has specialty tools and equipment needed to service stored cars.
The business offers customized facials and skin care treatments based on each client’s skin needs, as well as brow services, facial waxing and lash treatments.
The menu includes several entree options, including stir fry, udon noodle dishes, sushi rolls, soups and salads, and diners can purchase an all-you-can-eat option that includes the full menu.
The lounge offers champagne, mimosas, sparkling wines from different countries and bites to eat.
The business offers boarding services for dogs, cats, birds and small animals. It also has private suites, spa bath treatments, and group and private play areas.
The store sells products from both brands, including kitchen knives, pots and pans, bedding, and home furnishings.
The facility features three stories of slides and 15 attractions, including air track basketball and dodgeball courts, a jungle gym, a web crawler, and an arcade.
The construction-themed adventure park will have excavator attractions, a Dude Perfect component and a driving course.
The studio specializes in custom airbrush spray tans tailored to each client’s skin tone.
The business will bring science-based physical training classes for children, which are offered as part of a 45-minute course.
The store will sell the company’s flash-frozen foods, including individually portioned steaks, chicken, seafood, burgers and pork.
The business opened its new Southlake headquarters and showroom in mid-April. The business offers interior design and styling, remodeling and construction, and new-build home services through a nine-step completion process.
The restaurant underwent renovations, including a new drink station, updated paint and polishing the floors. The business sells a selection of salads that can be made in a bowl or stuffed inside a baguette.
The bookstore added a new coffee bar to its Main Street location. The new coffee bar opened in late April and serves roasted coffee drinks, Italian sodas, energy refreshers, frappuccinos and teas, co-owner Katy Lemieux said.
Nearly 100 locations are being rebranded to The Container Store + Bed Bath & Beyond. Stores will carry a selection of products from both brands. The transition began in May and will be completed over several months.
PNC Bank locations offer personal and business banking services, according to the company website.
