From a candy mobile set to open a brick-and-mortar location to a new Italian restaurant, take a look at 14 business updates around Keller, Roanoke and northeast Fort Worth. This list is not comprehensive.
Now open
1. Gyrova Mediterranean Grill
The North Beach Street location was one of two Fort Worth locations to open this fall. The restaurant serves customizable bowls, wraps and pita pockets with gyro meat shaved fresh in-store.
2. Women of Strength
The private training studio for women focuses on physical, mental and spiritual health and growth with personalized training and nutrition coaching plans.
Coming soon
3. First Watch
The breakfast, brunch and lunch chain will open in The Shops at Keller Marketplace, a new retail center in Keller. The menu offers dishes like traditional breakfast plates, million dollar bacon, turkey burgers and salads.
4. Mi Chante Mexican Cuisine
The Mexican restaurant serves dishes like the pollo Cancun, fajitas volcano, molcajete and the grande burrito. The restaurant also offers vegetarian options and $9.99 lunch combinations.
5. Stephens Sweet Shoppe
The candy mobile unit is expanding will open a storefront at the Keller Depot. The store will offer more than 100 varieties of wrapped candy and treats that rotate seasonally.
6. Lusso by Vittorio Di Buglione
Owner and head chef Vittorio Di Buglione said the restaurant will be an experience of Italian hospitality and offer fresh pasta that guests can see being made from scratch.
What’s next-—Permits filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation
7. Pizza Guys
The menu features more than 30 pizzas alongside wings, garlic rolls, pastas, salads and cheesecake. Renovations to the new restaurant’s interior is expected to end in December.
Relocations
8. Frost Bank
The bank will relocate to The Shops at Keller Marketplace, a new development, in early 2027. Baking services will stop at its current financial center location at 1231 Keller Parkway.
9. OrbInSpire Games
The shop moved from 5970 Park Vista Circle, Unit 178B, in Fort Worth. The larger location has more space buying and playing tabletop and trading card games and a space for model creation.
In the news
10. The Rô on Oak
Volstead owner Dave Coussirat bought The Rô on Oak on Sept. 10 and will rebrand it as Volstead’s second location this fall. The menu will mirror the Southlake location's and include items like a raw bar, and chicken, steak and fish dishes.
320 S. Oak St., Roanoke
No website available
11. Oliva Italian Eatery
The neighborhood restaurant serving Italian staples is under new ownership as of Oct. 19. New co-owner Steven Hudson said he plans to keep and enhance the current menu.
12. Roanoke Suites
The hotel celebrated its 20th anniversary in August and recently announced plans for renovations and rebranding with InterContinental Hotels Group by August 2027.
Closings
13. Old Chicago Pizza + Taproom
After 10 years in the Alliance area, a spokesperson for the company announced the closure. An auction for the business assets was held Oct. 27.
14. Rumble Boxing
After more than two years in Keller, a sign on the door of the training gym announced the closure, citing economic pressure.