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Here are 13 businesses that are now open, coming soon or have seen other updates in west McKinney.
Now open
1. Aliana Salon
The salon offers a number of services including facials, waxing, lash extensions and more. The McKinney salon is the business's second location, with the first located in Little Elm.
The business will offer a number of services including scalp massage and cleaning.
The restaurant serves arepas, a type of flatbread filled with a protein such as shredded chicken or pulled beef. Arepas by Perla also offers empanadas and lunch plate specials which feature a choice of protein and sides.
The 4,000-square-foot restaurant, located in the District 121 development, offers a breakfast and brunch menu including omelets, eggs Benedict, breakfast tacos and more.
The 2,500-square-foot studio offers 50-minute custom classes focusing on strength training, cardio and conditioning, according to the company's website.
The restaurant serves customizable bowls, pasta, salads and piadas, a type of wrap. Piada also serves street food such as calamari and meatballs.
The business offers fitness training for youth athletes ages 8-18 as well as an introductory athletic program for athletes ages 4-7, according to its website.
The family-owned store sells a variety of liquors such as vodka, whiskey, tequila and more. The store also sells beer and wine.
The business will offer two indoor bays featuring golf simulator technology from Trackman as well as a putting green and golf-specific fitness equipment.
The Nigerian-Jamaican fusion restaurant will serve wraps, fish, turkey and more, a representative of the restaurant said.
The business will offer portrait photography for families and pets. Other services offered include wedding photography and videography, maternity sessions, corporate headshots and more.
12. Kura Revolving Sushi Bar
The restaurant serves nigiri, hand rolls and sushi rolls as well as sides, soup and noodle dishes on a revolving conveyor belt. A project filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation indicates that construction on the restaurant will be completed in February 2025.
The restaurant closed in January for renovations, which included changing the restaurant from full service to fast casual dining, and reopened April 29. Santorini Greek Grill offers Mediterranean food such as gyros, bowls and more.
