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From a new cat cafe to a music venue and pizza parlor concept, take a look at 14 business updates from around Denton.
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Guests can reserve time to spend at the lounge with several cats at the cafe. Walk-ins are also welcome based on availability. The Bubble Cat Cafe offers prepackaged snacks and drinks, and the owners hope to expand or relocate to allow for a coffee and boba tea shop.
Wava has halal and Mediterranean food, like lamb, chicken, beef and falafel gyros, as well as platters with meat, rice and salad.
The shop offers daily $40 flash tattoos, custom tattoos and piercings. Flash tattoos are pre-designed tattoos that artists can quickly apply to clients' skin.
The restaurant offers a variety of Indian dishes, including chicken korma, tikka masala and biryani fried rice.
The art gathering space and restaurant concept will have authentic pizza, appetizers, desserts and cocktail options, but will also be a live music venue on the weekends. The Pony will also offer small-scale pottery classes, and handmade jewelry and artwork from local artists for sale by the front door.
The bakery will offer gourmet doughnuts, fresh baked goods and bread, chicken sandwiches and craft drinks.
The $2 million new construction will start in June 2027 and is expected to wrap up by January 2028. Panda Express offers a variety of customizable rice, noodle and protein dishes, including orange chicken and Mongolian beef.
Construction is expected to begin Sept. 28 and finish May 24, 2027. Chipotle offers burritos, bowls, salads, quesadillas, tacos, chips and sides with a variety of customizable options.
The new Buckle store will start construction in early September and wrap up in November. Buckle sells men’s and women’s clothing and accessories.
The business expanded its barbershop services to also include tattoo services. Denton Dapper Devil relocated from 405 S. Elm St. to accommodate its expanded offerings June 1.
The supercenter location off University Drive will undergo a remodel to expand aisles, update the interiors and exteriors with modern signage, improve parking and landscaping, and expand pickup and delivery services. Remodel completion is expected by mid-to-late summer.
The restaurant offered catering services, fajitas, enchiladas and quesadillas and other traditional Tex-Mex dishes.
The waterfront restaurant and venue offered chicken wings, gyros, sandwiches, quesadillas, along with full bar service. The LakeHaus also had a brunch menu on Saturdays and Sundays.
The store offered women’s fashion, including clothes, shoes and accessories. Buckle will move into the space after Maurices closes.
