A new Kroger Marketplace opened in the Fairfield area Jan. 22.[/caption]
Officials with Kroger Company celebrated the grand opening of the eighth
Kroger Marketplace in the Greater Houston area Jan. 22 at the Fairfield Marketplace, 20355 Cypresswood Drive, Cypress. The new, 120,000-square-foot facility offers groceries, apparel, shoes and home goods as well as dine-in eating options. The location also hosts a pharmacy, Murray’s Cheese, Starbucks and a Fred Meyer Jewelers.
"We try to make each Kroger we build better than the last, so we think this is our best store in Houston," Kroger's Southwest Division President Bill Breetz said.
Hot meals are prepared at the new location's bistro, sushi and deli stations, and customers will soon be able to order wine, beer and bar food from the store’s wine and beer bar. Officials hope to open the bar in several weeks after they receive the proper permits.
An ongoing fundraiser with the Houston Food Bank allows shoppers to purchase pre-packaged bags of non-perishable food as donations. The food drive, which is taking place at all of Kroger's Houston locations, will last through Super Bowl Sunday.
The marketplace features more than 60 shopping aisles and 20 checkout lanes, as well as a Kroger fuel station. The store is open daily from 6 a.m.—1 a.m. Pharmacy hours vary. 832-952-3179.
www.kroger.com
Other Impacts in the Cy-Fair area:
COMING SOON—
Cypress Academy will open a 38,000 square-foot Bridgeland location in late summer at 16710 House Hahl Road, Cypress. The academy offers programs in gymnastics, cheerleading and performing arts for children of walking age up through high school. The new location will help to alleviate demand at Cypress Academy’s current location on Huffmeister Road.
Owner Aaron Basham said he’s hopeful the facility will be open in time to screen the summer Olympics, which begin Aug. 5.
“We’re looking to grow as Hwy. 290 opens up and the Grand Parkway is extended so we can better serve the area,” he said.
www.cypressacademy.com
NOW OPEN—
Depot Grille opened Dec. 23 under new management at 13802 Fleur de Lis Blvd., Cypress. The grill serves new American comfort food including fresh burgers, chicken fried steak and fajitas, as well as sides such as French fries, fried pickles and bacon-wrapped stuffed jalapenos. A selection of 40 different beers are available, with 14 beers on tap. Breakfast is served on the weekend, and children eat free on Saturdays. 281-469-3485
COMING SOON—
Main Street Transitional Care has started construction on a 68,000-square-foot transitional care and assisted living facility at 9814 Grant Road, the first in the Houston area. The facility, which is located across from Cypress Creek High School, will provide 70 transitional care beds and 24 assisted living beds, and will also include a large therapy gym, outdoor rehabilitation courtyard, movie theater, spa and a pub and kitchen with an on-site chef. Transitional care involves rehabilitation and therapy services for short-term stays. The company is targeting November for project completion.
www.mainstreetinvestment.com
COMING SOON—A new
Texas Children’s Pediatrics Urgent Care location will open within the Fairfield Marketplace shopping center off Cypresswood drive in Cypress. The new location is expected to be 2,800 square feet and is slated to open this fall.
www.texaschildrens.org.
COMING SOON—
Children’s Learning Adventure will open in October or November at the Coles Crossing shopping center at 24130 Hwy. 290, Cypress. The private facility provides learning and care for children from six weeks old through kindergarten, and provides before and after school programs for children up to 12 years. Summer and holiday camps are also available for school-aged children.
www.childrenslearningadventure.com
A new Kroger Marketplace opened in the Fairfield area Jan. 22.[/caption]
Officials with Kroger Company celebrated the grand opening of the eighth Kroger Marketplace in the Greater Houston area Jan. 22 at the Fairfield Marketplace, 20355 Cypresswood Drive, Cypress. The new, 120,000-square-foot facility offers groceries, apparel, shoes and home goods as well as dine-in eating options. The location also hosts a pharmacy, Murray’s Cheese, Starbucks and a Fred Meyer Jewelers.
"We try to make each Kroger we build better than the last, so we think this is our best store in Houston," Kroger's Southwest Division President Bill Breetz said.
Hot meals are prepared at the new location's bistro, sushi and deli stations, and customers will soon be able to order wine, beer and bar food from the store’s wine and beer bar. Officials hope to open the bar in several weeks after they receive the proper permits.
An ongoing fundraiser with the Houston Food Bank allows shoppers to purchase pre-packaged bags of non-perishable food as donations. The food drive, which is taking place at all of Kroger's Houston locations, will last through Super Bowl Sunday.
The marketplace features more than 60 shopping aisles and 20 checkout lanes, as well as a Kroger fuel station. The store is open daily from 6 a.m.—1 a.m. Pharmacy hours vary. 832-952-3179. www.kroger.com
Other Impacts in the Cy-Fair area:
COMING SOON—Cypress Academy will open a 38,000 square-foot Bridgeland location in late summer at 16710 House Hahl Road, Cypress. The academy offers programs in gymnastics, cheerleading and performing arts for children of walking age up through high school. The new location will help to alleviate demand at Cypress Academy’s current location on Huffmeister Road.
Owner Aaron Basham said he’s hopeful the facility will be open in time to screen the summer Olympics, which begin Aug. 5.
“We’re looking to grow as Hwy. 290 opens up and the Grand Parkway is extended so we can better serve the area,” he said. www.cypressacademy.com
NOW OPEN—Depot Grille opened Dec. 23 under new management at 13802 Fleur de Lis Blvd., Cypress. The grill serves new American comfort food including fresh burgers, chicken fried steak and fajitas, as well as sides such as French fries, fried pickles and bacon-wrapped stuffed jalapenos. A selection of 40 different beers are available, with 14 beers on tap. Breakfast is served on the weekend, and children eat free on Saturdays. 281-469-3485
COMING SOON—Main Street Transitional Care has started construction on a 68,000-square-foot transitional care and assisted living facility at 9814 Grant Road, the first in the Houston area. The facility, which is located across from Cypress Creek High School, will provide 70 transitional care beds and 24 assisted living beds, and will also include a large therapy gym, outdoor rehabilitation courtyard, movie theater, spa and a pub and kitchen with an on-site chef. Transitional care involves rehabilitation and therapy services for short-term stays. The company is targeting November for project completion. www.mainstreetinvestment.com
COMING SOON—A new Texas Children’s Pediatrics Urgent Care location will open within the Fairfield Marketplace shopping center off Cypresswood drive in Cypress. The new location is expected to be 2,800 square feet and is slated to open this fall. www.texaschildrens.org.
COMING SOON—Children’s Learning Adventure will open in October or November at the Coles Crossing shopping center at 24130 Hwy. 290, Cypress. The private facility provides learning and care for children from six weeks old through kindergarten, and provides before and after school programs for children up to 12 years. Summer and holiday camps are also available for school-aged children. www.childrenslearningadventure.com
