Pflugerville has gained a couple of new dining options, including a weekend-only breakfast and brunch spot, and an Indian food truck. Read about these new businesses and more below.
Now open
1. Everest Sunrise Kitchen


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Pflugerville has gained a couple of new dining options, including a weekend-only breakfast and brunch spot, and an Indian food truck. Read about these new businesses and more below.
Now open
1. Everest Sunrise Kitchen
The weekend-only breakfast and brunch spot, which shares a space with Curry Kitchen, highlights American, Indian and Nepali flavors. Its menu includes egg dishes, omelets, pancakes, and Indian and Nepali breakfast dishes, such as masala dosa and uttapam.
2. Graze Craze
The charcuterie catering franchise has a new shop in Three Points Plaza. The location marks the brand's first outside Austin proper, giving local residents, businesses and event planners access to handcrafted charcuterie offerings for corporate events, celebrations, client gifting and everyday entertaining.
The 1,158-square-foot store is owned by U.S. Marine Corps veteran Keith Duncan and his wife, Tania Pardo, who met in culinary school.
3. Desi Circle Express
Located at the Shell gas station, the food truck serves Indian street food, with offerings such as butter chicken, sandwiches and wraps. Appetizers options include chili paneer, chicken manchurian, and chili shrimp.
Coming soon
4. Mam Mam
After building a following through its pop-up, Vietnamese and Thai concept's brick and mortar will serve an expanded menu alongside a full bar complete with Asian-inspired cocktails. The restaurant first lauched in March 2024 at Wingman Kitchens inside Springdale General. Led by chef and co-owner Kris Hoang the restaurant's menu will feature Vietnamese chicken and rice, a fried pork belly vermicelli bowl, fish sauce chicken wings, and xoi man porchetta.
What’s next (Permits filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation)
5. Hao Hao Vietnamese & Chinese Restaurant
With existing locations in Round Rock and Leander, the restaurant’s menu offers a range of entrees from pho and vermicelli to sauteed meat, vegetables and noodles. Construction on the upcoming 2,800 square-foot location is set to begin on Sept. 15 and wrap up on Jan. 31.
6. Costco
The membership-only, big-box warehouse retailer is planning updates to its food court. The remodel is scheduled to take place between Sept. 7-Oct. 5, and cost $320,000. The food court is known for its $1.50 hotdog meal as well as its pizza and soft-serve ice cream.
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7. DogJoy Ranch
The pet care business recently marked 10 years in operation. Owner Briana Stringer started the 10-acre dog ranch, which offers boarding, daycare and training, in May 2016. There are around 50-60 dogs on the ranch at any given time, and the business features several different environments for dogs to train and play, including open spaces, obstacle courses and a swimming pool.






