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From a new coffee shop on the Hill Country Mile to several new locally-owned businesses, check out this roundup of updates from across the region from the past month.
This list is not comprehensive.
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Selah Café Coffee + Market
The new, New York-style cafe and corner market features a full espresso bar, breakfast sandwiches, baked treats and more.
Previously a franchise location of Scooter’s Coffee, baristas offer customers a full espresso menu featuring iced and hot coffee, tea and more, according to their website. There’s also a new selection of dirty sodas.
This nationwide banking chain offers banking services from checking accounts, savings accounts, loans, investments, and financial education, according to the business's website.
Chase Bank: Lemon Creek Ranch
A second Chase Bank location is opening in the Boerne area, this time near Fair Oaks Ranch at the Lemon Creek Ranch shopping development across from H.E.B.
The winery will specialize in white and sparkling wines, owner Chris Missick said. Bottles will be sourced from his previous winery in the Finger Lakes region of New York State and vintners, or wine producers, from the Texas Hill Country.
Texas Gourmet Pantry
This local business offering gourmet foods, organic groceries and more celebrated its 10th anniversary serving customers in Boerne on March 6.
Hulme Orthodontics has merged with the San Antonio-based practice—Beitchman Orthodontics—at its Boerne location. As of 2026, both Dr. Kevin Beitchman and Dr. Richard Hulme are serving patients as orthodontists at the Boerne office.
Previously known as Massage Heights, Heights Wellness Retreat officially rebranded on February 27. The spa offers clients specialty massages, spa treatments, wellness and more.
Pixie and La Te Da, located at 129 S. Main St. and 133 S. Main St., respectively, will move across the street in April and become one shop, known as La Te Da. The storefront will feature items from both boutiques.
Bella Serra of Boerne
The local Italian joint was temporarily located at 812 N. Main St. before moving to a new building down the street. The restaurant offers traditional American-Italian cuisine, from veal specialties to home-baked pastas, according to the menu.
Sunny’s All-Day Brunch & Bar
This local Boerne restaurant is expanding south into The Rim in northwest San Antonio. The eatery offers a wide selection of breakfast, lunch, and brunch options, plus specialty cocktails like mimosas.
Roc-N-Ritas
The local chain—serving specialty frozen cocktails and dirty sodas—announced the closure of all its San Antonio-area locations.
The Staging Post
This new shop offers a selection of locally-owned vendors selling handmade goods, antique finds, vintage clothing and more.
Tea Around Town offers a scenic tour of San Antonio while also providing a traditional tea room experience. Guests begin their experience at 849 E. Commerce St. in downtown San Antonio and the tour lasts a total of 90 minutes around the city
