KidStrong has classes for children to build physical strength. (Courtesy KidStrong)
From a new sushi restaurant to toy stores, check out these business updates in New Braunfels.
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Spoon + Fork Thai Kitchen
The restaurant, owned by Thana Trepetch, will offer Thai appetizers, soups, salads, curry and entrees. The menu will also have vegetarian and gluten-free options.
New Braunfels Franchisee Manuel Torres said KidStrong is a science-based kids' training program that helps kids build self-confidence and character through 45-minute, weekly classes. KidStrong serves children who are walking to age 11, according to its website.
The Italian ice spot offers a selection of frozen treats including Jelati (layered Italian Ice and soft serve), Italian ice, soft serve ice cream, ice cream sandwiches and Jelati cakes.
The fast-casual chain restaurant serves customizable burritos and bowls. The new location also features the Chipotlane, a drive-thru pick-up lane that allows patrons to retrieve digital orders without leaving their vehicles.
The sushi restaurant, owned by locals Eric and Jessica Hyatt and their son, Mason Hyatt, serves handcrafted sushi rolls, premium steaks and Japanese fusion cuisine.
The Austin-based restaurant features classic barbecue staples like ribs, brisket and sausage. Terry Black's Barbecue also sells larger quantities of chilled meats along with family packs that include entrees and sides.
Mike and Kristi Vinzant founded Popbelly's Popcorn in 2016. (Emily Harter/Community Impact)Emily Harter/Community Impact
Popbelly’s Popcorn
The popcorn shop, owned by Kristi and Mike Vinzant, is celebrating its 10-year anniversary in December. Popbelly’s Popcorn offers popcorn flavors under five categories: savory & cheese, caramel, candied, drizzle and specialty.
The full-service interior design firm, owned by Allyson Buck, celebrated its 10-year anniversary in August. True Design guides projects from conception to completion. True Design offers space planning, construction drawings and material selections.
The piercing and tattoo studio, owned by Faythe Vincent, will celebrate its five-year anniversary in October. Faythe in Needles Piercings & Tattoo specializes in ear styling, where piercers select jewelry and piercings that fit a person's style and ear anatomy.
The natural foods grocer, owned and operated by sisters Shannon Hanz and Lauren Krock, celebrated its 50th anniversary with a ribbon cutting on Sept. 16. For Goodness Sake Natural Food sells health and wellness goods such as organic produce, baked goods, foods for dietary restrictions and other natural foods and products.
Scoop Street owners Ashley Landerman and her husband, Peter, took ownership of the toy store on July 1. The store was previously owned by Stacey Barcell. Got Toys offers a selection of toys, children's books, fidgets, games and puzzles. Ashley Landerman said they are planning to add more items to their inventory in the future.
180 W. Mill St., New Braunfels; 1714 Hunter Road, New Braunfels; 202 N. LBJ Drive, San Marcos
The coffee truck, owned by Courtney Dallimore, relocated from 231 Landa St. to a brick-and-mortar location in the Town Creek neighborhood. Betty Lou Coffee Co. sells coffee, espresso drinks, matcha, pastries and grab-and-go meals.
The med spa, owned by Rhi Newman, relocated from 125 S. Elliott Knox Blvd to 617 Gruene Road. The new building has more space for treatment rooms and expanded services. Newman & Company offers injections, facials, peptides, body waxing and more.
The car dealership temporarily relocated from 485 N. I-35 to 547 S. Seguin Ave. in July. General Manager Sydna Hunter said the move allows them to continue serving customers while construction continues on their new building. Steele Hyundai's new location will be at 4261 I-35, according to a filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation and a Facebook post from District 4 City Council member Lawrence Spradley. The new location will open in the spring or summer of next year, Hunter said in the email.
The skincare clinic relocated from 457 Landa St., Ste. G. The new space gives practitioners the ability to offer more services, including breast augmentations, Brazilian butt lifts and liposuction, Skin Deep NB Founder Cory Preuss said.