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Here are 16 businesses that have opened, are coming soon or have seen updates in east McKinney.
Now open
The restaurant offers several Italian dishes, such as lasagne and chicken parmigiana, as well as several traditional and specialty pizzas.
The dental office offers general dentistry care, such as fillings, cleanings, root canals and crowns, as well as speciality services.
The restaurant is known for its breakfast and lunch sandwiches but also serves cinnamon rolls, muffins and other pastries.
Clients are able to build their signature scent as a perfume or add it to a number of other products, including shimmering body oil, body butter and lotion.
5. Sugss
The shop is a “ladies and littles” boutique, owner Sugar Ahrens said, and it offers a selection of women’s and baby clothing and accessories.
Coming soon
The restaurant’s menu includes chicken tenders or sliders that can be ordered in a range of spiciness.
The store will feature a selection of Yamaha pianos and act as a venue for “artistic performances,” General Manager Blake Speir said in an email.
A new medical office building is being added to the Medical City McKinney campus, according to a Feb. 20 news release.
Fencing went up in February for the $50 million project that will add a five-story building with about 124,500 square feet of space. The new space will house additional high-level medical specialists and services, including cardiology, orthopedics and rehabilitation.
The restaurant serves customizable Italian dishes, such as pasta and piadas, a type of wrap.
10. The Picklr
The McKinney location will be the first DFW location of The Picklr. The company has 15 pickleball clubs planned for North Texas cities.
Relocations
The firm, previously located on West University Drive, offers tax and bookkeeping services for individuals and small businesses.
12. TKFM 107 Cafe
The cafe will relocate from its location inside the McKinney Flour Mill to TexaKona Coffee Roasters’ north McKinney roastery facility. The company is also rebranding to 107 Roasters, according to a Feb. 29 news release.
In the news
13. Habitat for Humanity Collin County
The organization’s CEO, Celeste Cox, announced her retirement from the position, according to a Feb. 14 news release. The board of directors named the board Vice Chair Sam Lawrence as the new CEO.
14. Novos Fiber
The company installed fiber broadband services for its first McKinney customers Feb. 21 after announcing a $20 million expansion into the city.
15. PNC Branches
The bank announced 17 new branches are planned to open in the North Texas area by 2028, according to a Feb. 14 news release.
Closings
The wellness franchise location offered services including cryotherapy, infrared sauna treatments and IV drip therapy, according to its website.
