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From a new Sprouts Farmers Market to a new pizza food truck, check out these business updates across the New Braunfels area from the past month.
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OGK Kabuto
The Japanese-based helmet and safety brand opened its North and South America headquarters in New Braunfels. OGK Kabuto sells helmets and other motorcycle and bicycle safety equipment and apparel.
The food truck serves 10-inch pizzas, pizza rolls and more.
The nationwide organic grocer offers a selection of health-focused grocery goods, organic produce and more.
The store—owned by locals Ricky Zapata and Morgan Martinez—sells golf- and outdoor-themed apparel, hats and other stationery items.
Ruff Town Rescue Boutique & Spa
The health and wellness spa for humans and pets will offer IV therapy, facials and hair restoration services on one side of the boutique. On the other side of the boutique will be a bone bar, leashes, collars and more.
The Spring Branch-based nail business—owned by Jessica Perez—is opening a second location inside the Divine Aesthetics Studio. House of Nails will specialize in Russian manicures and pedicures.
The restaurant—owned by Jessica Celedon—will sell coffee and breakfast tacos.
The business, owned by A-Lert Building Systems, will offer climate- and non-climate-controlled self-storage units.
Texan Tea
The New Braunfels-based tea shop is opening a second location, offering specialty teas, lemonade and more.
The Intrepid Thread
The business—which sells luxury fabrics and sewing machines—relocated from Freiheit Village at 2165 Gabriel’s Place, Ste. 1113, to Corridor Commercial Center. The Intrepid Thread is owned by Julie Dueck.
Frog Hollar Outdoor
The clothing store—owned by New Braunfels local Julie Kirkland—celebrated its 5-year anniversary Dec. 20. Frog Hollar Outdoor sells outdoor apparel and goods for men, women and children.
The San Antonio-born, fast-casual Tex-Mex chain is celebrating its 45th anniversary throughout 2026. Las Palapas serves breakfast plates, enchiladas and more.
The counseling center is celebrating 45 years, offering services to runaway and foster youth, transitional living to children aging out of foster care, in-school prevention curriculum and more. The nonprofit first opened on Jan. 16, 1981.
Mixxed Threads Clothing Boutique
The boutique sold trucker hats, stationery, clothing and more.
The bar, which was located in the basement of the Phoenix Saloon, served an array of cocktails and American fare.
The hair salon, owned by local Ashlee Hill, offered haircuts and hair coloring services.
The coffee—owned by Jamie Rosales—closed its doors after deciding not to renew its lease. 13 Trees Coffee Haus sold butter-infused coffee, pastries and other breakfast items.
The antique and gift shop—locally owned by Yoile Nah—is closing its doors by the end of February following its storewide clearance sale. Nash Bros. Stores sells vintage and antique collectibles, gifts and home decor.
