Now open
The menu features gyros, loaded rice bowls, loaded fries, salads, falafel and house-made sauces.
- Opened July 10
- 2220 SH 114, Ste. 430, Trophy Club
- www.gyroriceandspice.com
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Now open
The menu features gyros, loaded rice bowls, loaded fries, salads, falafel and house-made sauces.
The Fort Worth-based business serves boba tea, hot tea, milk foam tea, classic milk tea and coffee.
The immersive art exhibit now serves specialty cocktails, mocktails and snacks in Grapevine Mills Mall.
Coming soon
The new shop will be located in The Village shopping center and offer designer and off-the-rack wedding dresses in western, bohemian and modern styles, manager Stefanie Kloote said.
Birdie Bridal, which is owned by Syble Owings, has locations in Azle and Fort Worth, as well.
The business will sell customizable cabinets and counter spaces for kitchens, bathrooms, utility rooms to mud rooms.
Truva Mediterranean Bar and Grill
The Turkish restaurant will be the “largest Mediterranean restaurant in Dallas,” owner Can Karataş said.
In the news
Sloan & Williams Winery was rebranded after Landon Winery purchased the business in February 2025. The winery serves Texas-grown wine.
What’s next
The restaurant serves a mix of stir fry; traditional Taiwanese soup dumplings and noodles. The estimated completion date for the work is Nov. 28.
Relocations
The children’s boutique will move into the former Mercantile on Main space, a few spaces down from its current location.
The psychiatric health care practice is moving from Bedford and uses a collaborative care approach to working with mental health.
The business is moving back to Colleyville from Hurst and creates customizable flower arrangements.
Anniversaries
Grapevine Mayor William D. Tate celebrated Sonic’s 50th anniversary at the location. He was present in 1975 when Terri and Rick Ervin opened the original fast-food location.
Closings
The Christian coffee shop that also sold faith-centered items closed after 20 years on Main Street.
The store sold items such as cherry pecan bark,hatch chile citrus bark, chocolate-covered oranges and hot chocolate.
The boutique sold items such as dresses, tops, jeans, accessories, jewelry and shoes.
