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New restaurants and salons are among the recently opened businesses in the Kyle and Buda areas.
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Texas Roadhouse
The restaurant’s menu features a variety of options, including steaks, ribs, country dinners, burgers and sandwiches.
The Austin-based chain of swimming instructional facilities opened a new swim center featuring two swimming pools—one for swimming lessons and the other for competitions and training.
Owners Nancy and Anthony Romero have opened their stretch business' second location in Buda. They first opened in Cedar Park in 2019. Flux specializes in myofascial stretching, a technique that focuses on relieving muscle tightness. They also offer sports massages, muscle cupping, muscle scraping and compression boots.
The nail salon offers nail enhancements, including dip, acrylic, and gel nails, along with classic manicures, pedicures and waxing.
The salon offers a range of hair services, including precision cutting and luxury extensions. Beauty Studio is owned by Mary Lou Villegas and Cherry Hernandez.
The restaurant offers a variety of seafood including oysters, as well as Thai, and Cajun dishes and a selection of drinks from the bar.
ProCare Medical Center
The Austin-based pain and injury clinic offers head-to-toe personal injury care, such as chiropractic care and accident and injury treatment. Dr. Hunter Toomey, who holds a bachelor's degree in kinesiology and a doctorate in chiropractic care leads the Kyle clinic.
The Buda Economic Development Corporation's new co-working space and program will offer mentorship, funding opportunities, specialized training and networking opportunities for local entrepreneurs.
The San Antonio-based drive-thru coffee chain is set to open in Kyle later this year. Owner Fred Corpening said they expect to break ground in May and open in late 2025. Brevity Coffee serves hand-crafted specialty coffees including breves, lattes and mochas as well as flavor-infused energy drinks, flavored tea, Italian sodas and smoothies.
S&E Academy
The locally-owned gym relocated to Kyle from 4354 Dacy Lane in Buda. Strength & Endurance Academy founder Irma Avila opened the business in 2019, and her co-owner Chris Perez joined the team in 2020. The gym offers personal training, group classes and an open gym.
Inspired Minds Art Center
The community art center in downtown Buda celebrated its fifth anniversary in January. Co-owners Sinead Whitehead and Susan Guerra opened Inspired Minds Art Center to provide a space for artistic expression, community engagement, and creative education. The center offers diverse programs in visual arts, theatre and music for all ages and abilities.
Buda City Council unanimously approved a Specific Use Permit for a new location of the fast food restaurant near the intersection of East Main Street and the I-35 frontage road on Jan. 7. The proposed site plan includes a 2,236-square-foot building with 21 parking spaces and a wrap-around drive-thru lane that would accommodate at least 11 vehicles. A timeline was not discussed.
Premier CutsLocally owned hair salon Premier Cuts temporarily closed its Kyle location on Jan. 29. The business will reopen at a new spot this summer. Premier Cuts Kyle will move from its space next to the H-E-B Plus at 5401 FM 1626, Kyle, to the Kyle 150 Business Park at 340 E. FM 150, Kyle.
The relocation is due to the grocery store’s expansion, Premier Cuts office administrator Michelle Zimmerhanzel told Community Impact, in an email.
