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1. Hydrate IV Bar
The business offers a variety of signature IV therapy cocktails.
The business offers a variety of manicures including acrylic, gel and other nail options. Pedicures and nail services for children are also available.
The emergency medical center is equipped with CT scans, X-ray imaging systems and ultrasound machines. The clinic is staffed by board-certified ER physicians and licensed ER nurses.
Datta and his wife, Dr. Tamseela Gurru, completed their emergency medicine training in New York City before moving to the Dallas-Fort Worth area and opening QuickAid Urgent Care, according to their website. The clinic treats minor injuries and illnesses and offers physical exams, diagnostic testing, vaccines and x-rays.
5. Stackz Smash Burgers & Cocktails
The menu will include double-patty smash burgers, bold house-made sauces, boozy milkshakes and a focused craft cocktail program. Casa Alma Restaurante Mexicano and Chido Taco Lounge were formerly housed in this location.
6. Public Storage
The business is set to relocate to Frisco from California, the self-storage company announced in a news release. As of Dec. 31, 2025, Public Storage owns 3,533 self-storage facilities located in 40 states, the release states.
The practice offers orthopedic surgeries, joint replacement, sports medicine, pain management and rehabilitation services.
8. Black Rock Coffee
The chain’s first location in Frisco opened in 2024 at 8541 FM 423, according to previous reporting. In addition to coffee and tea, Black Rock Coffee also sells a signature energy drink called Fuel. One serving of Fuel has 180 milligrams of caffeine, roughly twice as much as a cup of coffee, according to the company’s website.
9. Frisco Heritage Museum
The museum reopened in February following a construction project, which began in November, Heritage Park Supervisor Lindsay Loy said. The museum underwent a variety of renovations including new HVAC units, new lighting on the first floor foyers and rotundas and a new roof. Loy said these upgrades will make the space more inviting and comfortable for their visitors.
The law firm celebrated 10 years in business in February and will celebrate five years in Frisco this June, she said. The firm’s offerings include legal services for suits related to automobile and pedestrian accidents, workplace injuries and wrongful deaths.
The business is under new ownership, co-owner Samantha Perez-Moren said. She and her husband, John Moren, assumed ownership of the franchise location on Dec. 31. The studio has been open since 2023, Perez-Moren said. Rumble Boxing offers boxing-inspired, high-intensity group fitness classes in 30-, 45- and 60-minute sessions, according to the company’s website.
12. TOCA Social
The European interactive soccer-themed entertainment destination is set to open at The Colony’s Grandscape. The venue will have 20 playing boxes, which are semi-private spaces, where guests play games, eat and drink. The menu features internationally-inspired finger foods such as sliders, wings and tapas.
13. The Children’s Place
The store sold clothing, accessories and shoes for babies and children.
The nursery has closed its nursery in Frisco, according to the business’s social media. The company will now operate exclusively from its Celina location at 1213 E. Sunset Blvd.
