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A new themed mini-golf venue just opened in Denton, and a hot dog food truck relocated to its permanent location off Sherman Drive. Take a look at 15 business updates in Denton. This list is not comprehensive.
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The glow-in-the-dark, monster-themed miniature golf course also offers an arcade, four lanes of mini bowling and spaces for live entertainment and events.
The company offers several teas, including Thai tea, honey oolong and cream-infused jasmine green tea, along with coffee drinks.
The shop performs vehicle maintenance and repairs, including oil changes and fluid services, and offers repairs and replacements for engines and transmissions.
The personal care store sells fragrances, lotions, soaps, candles and other body care products.
The business offers THC and hemp-derived products, as well as kratom and its derivatives. The shop also sells smoking accessories, like hookahs.
The Mexican-based shipping store is a multi-carrier shipping business offering services through DHL, FedEx, UPS and USPS, and also has shipment services and mailboxes for rent.
The business offers cowboy hats, boots and Western-themed men’s and women’s clothing and previously operated pop-up shops.
The building will cover 4,421 square feet and cost $1.5 million to construct. McDonald’s offers fast-food burgers, sandwiches, fries and ice cream.
The downtown Denton event space, bar and music venue reopened with its own in-house food truck June 26 after a transition in ownership.
The museum will close Aug. 9 while the company searches for a new location. The museum offers summer camps, hosts birthday parties and features interactive, educational exhibits.
The shop, which sells and repairs guitars and stringed instruments, reopened on a limited basis in early July after a three-week closure. Owner Gregory Lange underwent shoulder surgery and will provide full services in September.
The flower shop is now under the leadership of Paula Bates as of the beginning of June. The previous owners, Cindy and Kirk Simmons, retired after 15 years.
The food truck relocated from 2315 Colorado Blvd. in Denton and offers gourmet hot dogs, street tacos, loaded fries, elote, breakfast tacos, breakfast burritos and drinks such as fresh-squeezed lemonade.
After 32 years in downtown Denton, the restaurant closed and now only offers catering. Chestnut Tree Bistro served lox and bagels, Monte Cristo sandwiches and house-made biscuits and butter.
The Tex-Mex restaurant served nachos, quesadillas, fajitas and burritos. The company made the decision to close through an “evaluation of the business.”
