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Several business, including Whataburger, Burn Boot Camp and Rush Automotive along with various medical, acupuncture and chiropractic offices, opened in Georgetown recently, with others coming soon.
The city also saw several businesses relocate, and two—Hello Sweetie BBQ and Barrels & Amps—close within the last three months.
Now open
1. Whataburger
The chain serves burgers, chicken tenders and shakes.
The gym offers community-based group fitness, focus meetings with trainers and body scans as well as child care, said franchise partner Jennifer Benner.
The business offers repairs, brake checks, check engine light diagnostics, oil changes and wheel alignment.
Associate Optometrist Dr. Jason Stone said services include eye examinations, cataract evaluations, non-urgent medical examinations and more.
Owned by Drs. Samantha and Jordan Farr, the practice specializes in braces and clear aligners for patients, preventative treatment and aesthetic services.
The business is owned and operated by Shanna Jackson, an upper cervical chiropractic specialist. The practice also treats expectant mothers and children.
Run by Ricky Ngo, the center offers chiropractic services to treat headaches, neck pain, neuropathy, scoliosis and auto accident injuries.
Customers at the 24-hour truck stop can find snacks, drinks, hot food, baked goods, souvenirs and ice cream.
The Georgetown-based business offers remodeling, handyman, carpentry and custom cabinetry services, owner and CEO John Bryant said.
9. Red Horn Coffee House and Taproom
Offering a variety of coffee drinks and beers on tap, the business is opening in Black Sugar Caffe’s former location on the square.
The menu will include smoothies, acai bowls, juices and cold brews.
11. Wine Sensation
Owned by Patrease Rogers, the business, which offers a variety of wines and appetizers, is moving from its previous location at 409 N. Mays St., Round Rock.
The Bible-preaching Pentecostal church opened in March 2023 at 40201 Industrial Park Circle, Georgetown, Pastor Josh Stephens said.
Formerly at 5361 Williams Drive, Georgetown, the business offers acupuncture services to help clients manage pain, owner Wanjun Shamrock Xu said.
Currently located at 455 SH 195, Ste. B, Georgetown, the fence and deck contractor is locally owned by Tony and Jessica Perez.
Owner Al Shankle decided to close the barbecue spot to continue his battle with cancer.
After recently celebrating five years of business in September, the restaurant closed its location on the square.
