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Here are 14 businesses that are now open, coming soon or have seen other updates in East McKinney.
Now open
1. Aspen Dental
The dental office offers checkups, crowns, oral surgery, emergency dental care, and more, according to a news release.
2. Bahama Mama
The store sells a variety of vape, CBD and smoke products including hookahs, hand pipes and disposable vaping devices.
The dealership offers new BMW vehicles as well as certified and pre-owned cars, according to its website. Over 400 cars and trucks are available on the dealership’s lot, a press release stated.
The restaurant serves gumbo, jambalaya, boiled shrimp and other Cajun favorites. It also serves po’boys and a number of grilled fish dishes.
The McKinney location will offer a variety of deviled eggs as well as egg salad and open-faced bagel sandwiches, Founder and CEO Raechel Van Buskirk said.
The barbershop and beauty salon offers haircuts for men and women, as well as hair coloring, perms, beard trims and facial shaves. The business also offers head spa and facial treatments.
7. Maple Street Biscuit Company
The business offers biscuits, tacos, waffles and brunch bowls. Patrons can also enjoy a selection of beverages including coffee, lemonade, mimosas and more, according to its menu.
The 18,700-square-foot gym offers a variety of cardio and strength fitness equipment, according to a news release.
9. Scenthound
The wellness-based dog care and grooming facility offers services such as bathing, ear cleaning, nail trimming and dental care, according to its website.
The store sells soccer footwear, apparel and gear for players and referees.
Coming soon
11. Smalls Sliders
The quick-service restaurant offers cheeseburger sliders, grilled cheese sandwiches, waffle-cut fries and milkshakes.
In the news
12. Village on the Park McKinney
The senior living facility formerly known as HarborChase of McKinney has rebranded as Village on the Park McKinney. The facility changed ownership in March 2024, and is now operated by Aspenwood, a firm specializing in senior living hospitality.
The women-led art and event organization surpassed five years of operations on June 19, CEO and Executive Director Beth Beck said.
Closings
14. Tabu Shabu
The business offered Japanese hot pot dishes consisting of a base, rice or noodle option and a protein option.
