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From a new cafe to a Champagne lounge in, check out eight business updates from across Grapevine, Colleyville and Southlake.
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A new restaurant, Bon Bon Caffe, has opened along Main Street in Grapevine.
The menu includes cafe-style French and Italian options, such as croissants, pizza and gelato. Becks Edgington, a senior mixologist at Bon Bon Caffe, said the bar will also serve charcuterie boards, pastas and tapas-style dishes, in addition to the regular menu. There is also a brunch menu with omelets and Champagne towers that will be available on Saturdays and Sundays.
Edgington added that the bar will have elevated drinks and that no well liquors will be used to prepare beverages.
Bon Bon Caffe is owned by Paola Pedrignani, who also owns Stella Ristorante Italiano. A grand opening is planned in June, Edgington said.
Face Foundrié opened its Southlake location in late May, according to a social media post from the company.
The business offers customized facials and skincare treatments based on each client’s skin needs, as well as brow services, facial waxing and lash treatments, according to the company's website.
Guests can book individual appointments or facial parties for up to five people. Memberships and walk-in appointments are also available.
Founder and CEO Michele Henry launched the company in 2019. The goal of Face Foundrié is to create more accessible and approachable skincare services, Henry said.
The company now has about 70 locations nationwide with six in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, including McKinney and Colleyville storefronts.
A combined Pottery Barn and Williams Sonoma outlet is now welcoming customers at Grapevine Towne Center.
The store sells products from both brands, including kitchen knives, pots and pans, bedding, and home furnishings.
The new outlet takes over a space within the shopping center that was previously occupied by Bealls.
Pop & Pour opened its Colleyville location in late May, according to a social media post. The lounge offers Champagne, mimosas, sparkling wines from different countries and bites to eat.
The menu includes:
“Bubbles are a tradition, a celebration and a way to savor life’s beautiful moments,” Glenn said. “That tradition inspired me to create Pop & Pour, a space where the spirit of celebration is always in the air.”
Veteran-owned pet day care facility Preppy Pet opened its Colleyville location in late April, according to a social media post.
The business offers boarding services for dogs, cats, birds and small animals, according to the company's website. The climate-controlled facility offers overnight boarding, private suites, spa bath treatments, and group and private play areas.
Chene and Harrison Verrett are the co-owners. Harrison Verrett said in a social media post that the couple initially considered opening salons before choosing the Preppy Pet franchise because of Chene Verrett’s passion for animals.
According to the company’s website, Preppy Pet has 26 locations nationwide, including four in Texas, and its first location in the Dallas-Fort Worth area is in Grapevine.
The company anticipated opening in the summer, according to a news release. A groundbreaking was held last December for the construction-themed adventure park.
Alex Reszitnyk, Dig World Grapevine general manager, said they expected to attract 200,000 visitors annually and create more than 100 jobs.
During a meeting in Grapevine on April 22, Reszitnyk gave a breakdown of the areas within the park.
There will be two Caterpillar excavators that can move almost 1,000 pounds of sand in each scoop, and there will be smaller excavators where guests can fix a broken pipe and move railroad ties.
Lambert Home opened its new Southlake headquarters and showroom in mid-April with a grand opening event, according to the company's website.
Katie Lambert, CEO of Lambert Home, and her sister Sarah Lambert, a National Council of Interior Design Qualifications-certified principal designer, founded the company in 2015.
The business offers interior design and styling, remodeling and construction, and new-build home services through a nine-step completion process. The headquarters includes a retail showroom where customers can view furnishings, decor, lighting, artwork and other design elements used in projects, along with a meeting space and display bathroom, according to the company’s website.
Lambert Home primarily focuses on residential projects but has also completed work for a restaurant in Fort Worth and several insurance offices.
The Southlake Bread Zeppelin location has reopened after undergoing renovations.
Company staff said changes include a new drink station, updated paint and polishing the floors. The restaurant had a brief closure while renovations were ongoing before reopening May 19.
Bread Zeppelin serves a selection of salads, including Caesar, a metro cobb, Buffalo chicken and more. Salads can be ordered in a bowl or stuffed inside a baguette.
