The Dallas‑Fort Worth area is seeing a wave of new and returning dining venues, giving families and food lovers fresh choices for meals out. Below is a roundup of the latest openings and reopenings, each located in a different community within the metroplex.
Hudson House brings East Coast oysters and a signature martini to Southlake
Hudson House has opened a new location in the Park Village shopping center in Southlake. The menu features burgers, sushi and a raw bar, with oysters flown in daily from the East Coast. Diners can also try the chain’s “World’s Coldest Martini,” made with chilled Grey Goose vodka.
Red’s on Main reopens its Frisco spot after a brief closure
After a temporary shutdown in late July to secure additional funding, Red’s on Main reopened its Frisco location on September 9. The restaurant, which first opened in February, serves smash burgers, wings and paninis in the space formerly occupied by Maple Street Biscuit Company.
Luna Loco launches Mexican favorites in Keller
Luna Loco, a new Mexican restaurant in Keller, offers classic dishes such as tostadas, enchiladas, street tacos and burritos. The eatery promotes Taco Tuesday specials on tacos and margaritas, and its drink menu includes a Lucha Libre Margarita, an espresso martini and a Fanta creamsicle. Several popular beers are on tap, including Modelo Especial and Michelob Ultra.
PopUp Bagels opens in McKinney
Bagel lovers now have a new option in McKinney with the opening of PopUp Bagels. The shop sells bagels by the bag and offers a variety of schmears, ranging from plain cream cheese to brown‑sugar cinnamon butter. Bagel flavors include plain, everything, poppy seed, salt and sesame.
Krispy Krunchy Chicken arrives at Richardson’s Main Street Shell station
Krispy Krunchy Chicken has opened a 100% halal outlet inside the Circle K at the Main Street Shell gas station in Richardson. The menu features Cajun‑spiced fried chicken tenders, nuggets, sandwiches, wings, honey‑butter shrimp, biscuits and mashed potatoes.
Jimmy John’s adds another Prosper location
The sandwich chain Jimmy John’s now operates on Preston Road in Prosper, joining its existing sites on University Drive, Eagle Drive and Prairie Drive. The restaurant offers build‑your‑own subs and wraps, continuing its focus on quick, customizable meals.
Coming soon: Angel Touch Kitchen will serve halal Indonesian cuisine in east Plano
Angel Touch Kitchen is preparing to open a brick‑and‑mortar restaurant in east Plano, featuring halal Indonesian dishes. Owner Yenni Haryanti highlights the slow‑cooked beef rendang as a bestseller, alongside fried rice, stir‑fried noodles and chicken skewers. The menu is designed to be approachable while introducing diners to new flavors.
These openings reflect a vibrant local economy and provide families with more dining options that align with traditional values and community life. Whether you’re seeking fresh seafood, halal fare, or classic Mexican comfort food, the DFW metroplex now offers a broader selection of eateries to explore.
Original reporting: Community Impact — McKinney — read the source article.
