Interested in news from businesses and restaurants in the McKinney area? Check out 13 businesses now open, coming soon and other updates in west McKinney, as previously reported by Community Impact.
This list is not comprehensive.
Now open
Arwa Yemeni Coffee
The shop serves traditional Yemeni coffee and tea such as Sanaani coffee, Qishr, Mofawer, Jubani and Adeni tea, as well as signature Arwa beverages like the date matcha latte and sand dune latte. Other offerings include classic espresso drinks, smoothies and more.
Diamond Pastry
The shop, led by owner and baker Mona Aghajani, offers a variety of sweet and savory pastries including items such as a chocolate almond croissant and a turkey and cheese croissant, as well as flavored danishes like a blueberry cheese danish and a baklava danish. Other menu items include cakes, tarts, muffins, cookies and sandwiches, as well as seasonal treats and coffee made with locally sourced coffee beans.
Hancock Whitney Bank
The business offers financial services such as savings accounts, credit cards, loans, mortgages, wealth management and online banking, per its website.
KFC
The company’s 3,400-square-foot “next-generation” Open House restaurant concept is now open in McKinney. The modernized restaurant concept serves the chain’s classic fried chicken offerings, but the menu also includes dipped and drizzled fried chicken options, pairing chicken dishes with a variety of sauces. The menu also offers new breakfast items as well as new side dishes such as fried green beans and spicy pickles.
Tin Star Tacos
The restaurant serves salads, quesadillas, tacos and more. Tin Star sells a variety of tacos with different protein choices including beef, pork, seafood and chicken.
TruBlue of McKinney
The business, led by owner and Managing Director Angel Wong, offers handyman services, home repairs, home maintenance services and home safety assessments. TruBlue of McKinney also offers services for seniors, including senior home modifications such as installing grab bars and handrails.
Coming soon
Broccolilee Pet Hotel
The business will offer boarding for dogs and cats in separate spaces at the boarding facility. In addition, the business will provide pet grooming services by appointment only, owner Chris Lee said.
What’s next
Drybar
The salon specializes in blowout services that include washing, drying and styling, and clients can choose from add-ons like hair masks and scalp massages as well as various hairstyles, according to the company’s website. The McKinney location is set to fill a 2,000-square-foot space on Eldorado Parkway, and construction work is set to begin in October and be completed by December.
Luna Grill
The business offers fresh Mediterranean dishes, including chicken kabobs, falafel and pita wraps, according to its website. The McKinney location is set to fill a roughly 2,000-square-foot space on Custer Road, and construction work is set to begin in January and be completed by late May.
Relocations
AMD Trailer Rentals
The business, formerly located in Allen at 115 Richardson Court, announced its relocation to McKinney in September. The business offers 24-hour pickup and a fleet of trailers for rent including car-hauling trailers, tilt/work trailers, dump trailers and enclosed cargo trailers.
Benchmark Electrical Services
The company’s headquarters, formerly located in Frisco at 110A Rose Lane, Ste. 202, relocated in mid-2026 to McKinney, a representative of the business confirmed. The company offers a variety of electrical services, such as electrical wiring, panels and repair, electrical safety inspections, and installation of circuits, ceiling fans, lighting, smart home devices and vehicle chargers.
Selerix
Selerix, which provides a platform to manage benefits administration and employee engagement, has moved its headquarters from McKinney to a 28,400-square-foot penthouse in Plano’s One Legacy Circle. The company, which was founded in 2002, had been headquartered in McKinney for 18 years, per a news release.
In the news
District 121
Craig International has sold District 121’s retail component, which includes multiple restaurants and businesses among its tenants.
The sale was announced in October and the transaction was closed Sept. 22, according to a news release. The buyer and purchase price were not disclosed. District 121, which opened in 2023, includes Mi Cocina, Bob’s Steak and Chop House, Pie Tap, Broken Yolk and The Common Table among its tenants. The development's retail component is made up of two buildings totaling 36,723 square feet, according to the news release.
