Interested in news from businesses in the McKinney area? Check out 13 businesses now open, coming soon and other updates from the areas of central and East McKinney.
This list is not comprehensive.
Now open
1. Bojangles


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Interested in news from businesses in the McKinney area? Check out 13 businesses now open, coming soon and other updates from the areas of central and East McKinney.
This list is not comprehensive.
Now open
1. Bojangles
The eatery serves chicken dishes, including chicken sandwiches, grilled chicken sandwiches and chicken tenders, according to its website. The restaurant also serves breakfast, sides such as seasoned fries and coleslaw, and sweets such as the restaurant’s signature Bo-Berry Biscuit.
The shop’s menu includes Japanese-style handheld crepes in sweet and savory flavors. The menu also includes matcha lattes, boba tea, loose leaf teas served hot or iced, and smoothies.
3. Shorty’s
The menu includes hot dogs, smash burgers and a variety of sandwiches. The restaurant also serves cocktails, wine and beer, according to its website.
The company’s new Customer Innovation Lab will be used for hands-on training, troubleshooting and guiding customers through real-world workflow applications. StatLab CEO Sung-Dae Hong said the lab will serve as a “showcase” for potential customers interested in purchasing StatLab products and equipment that support histology, cytology and microbiology laboratory work, according to its website.
The health industry business, featuring a spa-like setting, offers a variety of services including chiropractic care, a private sauna, cold plunge suites and red-light therapy
The first residents have recently moved into Victoria in McKinney, a new senior community. Amenities include home health services that will be available to all residents, daily activities and workout classes. Residents also have access to a walk-in pool and gathering spaces.
Coming soon
The club is opening in a 14,000-square-foot space at the McKinney Cotton Mill that was previously occupied by Tupps Brewery. Members will be able to store their vehicles at the site, which will also feature a lounge area and a DIY shop area with a car lift, specialty tools and workbenches.
8. Gravy & More
The eatery will serve breakfast and lunch, and many items, including the Gravy Train Breakfast and Papa Dave’s Meatloaf, are served with gravy. Additional menu items include French toast, pancakes, waffles, sliders, sandwiches and salads, the restaurant’s website states.
The business will offer a variety of healthcare services including urgent care, primary care, virtual primary care and occupational medicine, the company website states.
The McKinney hospital campus is slated for a 51-acre site and will include 60 beds when it opens, but officials plan to double the capacity in the future, a news release states. The facility will feature a Women’s Services Center, an emergency department, surgical suites, cardiology services and advanced imaging. The campus will also include a future medical office building.
The credit union is slated to open its first new branch in almost two decades in McKinney, a company representative said. The not-for-profit banking center offers a variety of services including loans, checking, savings and credit cards.
Expansions
Owner Karina Velez leased the space next to the shop, which allowed the business to expand by about 3,500 square feet. Habitat Plants and Coffee sells a variety of beverages including coffee, lattes, chai lattes and tea, as well as plants and plant accessories.
Organization officials broke ground on a new pet kennel that will almost triple the capacity space of the existing on-site kennel and accommodate up to 28 pets—16 dogs and 12 cats. The kennel houses pets for residents of The Samaritan Inn, a comprehensive transitional housing program.


