Read more about six businesses that are now open, coming soon, getting renovations or closed in Coppell and Lewisville.

Now open

Desi Mandi

Grocery store Desi Mandi is now open in Lewisville, according to company staff.

The store specializes in South Asian goods and carries a variety of fresh fruits, vegetables and other groceries, company staff said. Other offerings include rice, flour, daal, spices, pickles, frozen food, houseware and herbal goods. The business also offers fresh meats from its butcher shop.
  • Opened Feb. 14
  • 420 E. Round Grove Road, Ste. 700, Lewisville
  • Facebook: Desi Mandi
Quickie Crab


Quickie Crab, a new cajun seafood restaurant, is now open in Lewisville.

The restaurant serves a variety of seafood dishes made with shrimp, crab, lobster and more, according to its website. The restaurant’s menu includes seafood boil combos, fried baskets, po boys and a variety of sides.Tax Geeks

Accounting firm Tax Geeks is now open in Lewisville, according to company staff.

The company helps individuals file their tax returns and provides financial consultation services. Tax preparers meet with clients one-on-one and the company offers online tax calculators for managing and planning budgets, mortgages, debt, college, insurance, retirement and more.


The business relocated from its Irving location off MacArthur Boulevard to The Compound office complex, a new development where local business owners have the opportunity to purchase their own building. The office opened in building four of the 10-building complex.Coming soon

Brook Mays Music

A new Brook Mays Music location is opening soon in Lewisville, according to company staff.

The company offers instruments for purchase and rent in a variety of categories including band, orchestral and percussion. Customers can also purchase choir and audio equipment, guitars, ukeleles and other fretted string instruments. The business provides repair and music education training services as well.


The company has seven other locations across the Dallas-Fort Worth area, including storefronts in Frisco and Plano.In the news

Coppell Arts Center

The Coppell Arts Center is set to receive renovations this summer, said J.J. Ceniceros, marketing and development manager at the center.

The work includes enhancing the functionality and footprint efficiency of the center’s green room, a backstage holding area for actors and performers before they go onstage during a performance, Ceniceros said.


The bulk of the remodel involves expanding the hallway to create an open-air lounge area for performers to occupy during performances. Further enhancements will include adding a stage video monitor feed as well as the creation of dedicated food and beverage storage areas. Arts Center staff are actively coordinating with Coppell city officials and facilities staff to establish a concrete renovation timeline, but Cineceros said the work is anticipated to complete this before the end of summer.

“The renovation will greatly enhance the experience and usability of the green room space for its users by providing a more dynamic space to fit the current and anticipated needs of the arts center's resident companies, rental clients, staff and employees,” he said.Closed

Palapas Seafood Bar

After a little more than one year in business, Palapas Seafood Bar has closed its doors in Lewisville, according to a social media post.


The restaurant served cuisine inspired by coastal fare in Mexico, including chicharron de dorado and ceviche de camaron. The business opened in Lewisville in November 2023.