Check out 5 of Liberty Hill’s latest launches, leavings and local leaps

Liberty Hill locals can now shop for vintage goods and decor on Main Street. Locally owned by Tony Garcia, the store buys, sells and trades “unique items” for man caves, she sheds, patios and barbecue areas, according to Garcia. Customers can peruse the storefront's selection of artwork, goods and furniture.

• Opened in November
• 1100 Main St., Liberty Hill
• Facebook: San Gabriel Roadhouse Decor, Antonio Garcia Jr.

Latino grocery store Mercado Libertad is now open in Liberty Hill. The store offers a variety of authentic Mexican and Central American products, including fresh produce, tortillas and spices. Owner Samuel Velez said he and his family "aim to bring culturally familiar foods closer to home while serving and supporting the local community."

• Opened Jan. 5
• 13750 Hwy. 29, Ste. 102, Liberty Hill
• Facebook: Mercado Libertad

Panda Express

The chain American-style Chinese restaurant is scheduled to open in Liberty Hill this summer, according to a company representative. The restaurant will be located along Hwy. 29 in the Heritage Ridge retail development. There are well over 2,000 Panda Express restaurants in the United States, including more than 300 in Texas, according to the company’s website. This will be the first Panda Express in Liberty Hill.

• Opening in June
• 12291 W. Hwy. 29, Liberty Hill
• www.pandaexpress.com

Margarita’s

The Mexican restaurant closed its doors permanently Jan. 5, according to a Facebook post from the Liberty Hill restaurant. The restaurant shared a message thanking customers for their support and the team for their hard work and commitment.

• Closed Jan. 5
• 10280 W. Hwy. 29, Liberty Hill
• www.margaritason29.com