Frisco continues to expand its vibrant north side with a series of new businesses, community spaces, and upcoming developments that promise to enrich the local economy and quality of life for families.
Now open
Dar Coffee brings a fresh coffee experience with an outdoor patio and a private room that can seat up to 15 guests. The shop also offers a rentable coffee cart for weddings, corporate events, and trade shows.
Frisco Chess Club—an extension of the Coppell Chess Club—opened to help young players build confidence and reach their full potential, according to the organization’s website.
Mero Mero Modern Tex‑Mex occupies a 4,568‑square‑foot space featuring indoor and outdoor seating, a bar with more than 50 liquor and spirit brands, and a menu of house‑made tortillas, fajitas, fresh salsas, ribeye tacos, enchiladas, chips, and drinks.
North Dallas Bank and Trust Co. unveiled a 3.9‑acre multi‑use campus that includes a 30,000‑square‑foot office building anchored by the bank’s center and a community greenspace with historic sculptures and artifacts.
Northwest Community Park opened to the public, offering 122 acres of nature trails designed for cyclists of all skill levels, with routes ranging from easy to challenging.
Puja’s Trendz moved its flagship store to Frisco after the original Euless location closed. The boutique sells traditional Indian clothing, fusion fashion, and jewelry, providing fabrics for festivals, weddings, and home comfort.
Red’s on Main temporarily closed on July 30 to secure additional funding during a slow summer but reopened on September 9. The restaurant serves smash burgers, wings, and paninis in the former Maple Street Biscuit Company space.
Texas Regional Bank opened a Frisco branch offering full‑service relationship banking for individuals, families, and businesses, including treasury management and commercial lending.
Water Wings Swim School opened its Frisco location with a four‑to‑one student‑to‑instructor ratio. Instructors are certified in water safety, first aid, and CPR, and the school is owned by Ali Robaei.
Coming soon
Bella Gente Gourmet Market plans to open a family‑owned Italian restaurant at the former Sweetwaters Tea and Coffee site. The menu will feature pizza, focaccia, pasta, sandwiches, and desserts such as tiramisu and cheesecake. The first location opened in Fort Worth in May 2025.
Location: 13030 Preston Road, Ste. 100, Frisco (exact opening date TBD). Instagram: @bellagentegourmet.
What’s next
Kwality Ice Cream & Bakers may add a second Frisco location next year. Documents filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation show a 2,764‑square‑foot space at 2275 University Drive will undergo a roughly $90,000 renovation, with construction slated to begin Nov. 16 and finish by Jan. 11, 2027.
Solidcore plans to open a high‑intensity, low‑impact fitness studio that uses resistance‑based machines for full‑body workouts focused on strength, endurance, and core stability.
In the news
The Wentwood Fields West multifamily community is now leasing. This Class A development is the first residential complex at Frisco’s Fields West area, which is expected to eventually contain more than 1,100 apartment units.
These openings and projects reflect Frisco’s ongoing commitment to providing diverse dining, retail, financial, and recreational options for residents while creating new employment opportunities.
Original reporting: Community Impact — Frisco — read the source article.
