Interested in sampling the newest businesses to open in Dallas? From a nail salon to a poke bowl spot, read on for a rundown of the newest destinations to open recently.
Rose Couture Nail Bar
8061 Walnut Hills Lane, Suite 900, Lake Highlands
Rose Couture Nail Bar is a nail salon.
The luxury boutique salon offers manicures, pedicures, wax treatments, eyelash and eye brow treatment and other services. To see a full list of services, click here.
This business has been hitting the right note with locals, with a perfect five-star rating out of 15 reviews on Yelp.
Yelper Hannah T., who reviewed it on Jan. 14, wrote, "Everything about my visit was amazing. I was greeted by my name, and they took me to my chair almost immediately. They have a great drink menu, and overall the service was fantastic! I got the Milk Rose Pedicure, and my nail tech was so professional and polite!"
And Tee P. noted, "Finally, a nail salon that encompasses everything you've ever wanted! From nails to brows, lashes and even yummy complimentary drinks, what more can a girl ask for?!"
Interested in checking it out? Rose Couture Nail Bar is open from 10 a.m.–7:30 p.m. on weekdays, 9 a.m.–7 p.m. on Saturday, and 11:30 a.m.–5 p.m. on Sunday.
Philly Pretzel Factory
5601 W. Lovers Lane, Suite 130, Bluffview
Philly Pretzel Factory a spot to score pretzels and more.
On the menu for the chain company, there soft pretzel party trays, individual pretzels and specialty items such as the pretzel hot dog and spicy sausage, cheesesteak, pepperoni pretzel melt, cinnamon pretzel twist and rivets (mini pretzel bites). Dipping sauces include cheese, honey mustard, chocolate, cinnamon and more.
With a 4.5-star rating out of four reviews on Yelp so far, the new company seems to be a welcome addition to the neighborhood.
Greg S., who was among the first to review it on Dec. 24, said, "These pretzels are the best! I stopped in on Sunday afternoon and the pretzels were hot and tasty. Staff was friendly and fast. I got the regular pretzel, but would try a different one the next time as they had good choices."
Clark P. added, "These are in a league of their own. Initially got a single pretzel, and have come back multiple times for party trays, which have been a big hit at the multiple functions I've taken them to."
It's open from 7 a.m.–8 p.m. on weekdays, 9 a.m.–8 p.m. on Saturday, and 11 a.m.–6 p.m. on Sunday.
Shayna's Place
1868 Sylvan Ave., Suite D150, Eagle Ford
Shayna's Place is a cafe and breakfast and brunch spot, offering sandwiches and more.
On the breakfast menu, it offers avocado toast, breakfast sandwiches and bagels. For lunch, there are sandwiches, soups and salad. Try the Town Gobbler with roasted turkey, avocado, Swiss cheese, tomato, lettuce and herb mayo on a ciabatta roll, or opt for the Zobra The Greek salad with romaine, cucumbers, banana peppers, tomato, onion, kalamata olives, feta cheese and house dressing. (To view the entire menu, click here.)
With a four-star Yelp rating out of 14 reviews, Shayna's Place is off to a positive start with locals.
Sereena J., who reviewed it on Nov. 6, wrote, "I have found my new favorite sandwich place! Shayna's Place is beautiful on the inside, with gorgeous wood seating and plenty of room. Once you arrive, you go up to the counter and order what you'd like. I ordered the Traveler sandwich, which has curried chicken salad, golden raisins and a mango chutney with crisp lettuce on ciabatta bread."
And Ariana S. said, "This place feels like a little slice of heaven. Everyone is so friendly and nice, and the service is impeccable. I'm gluten-free, so it's so nice to have an option for sandwiches here!"
Stop in from 7 a.m.–9 p.m. daily.
Louie King
1916 Greenville Ave., Lower Greenville
Louie King is a spot to score barbecue and more.
The barbecue meats are available for purchase by the pound or in a sandwich. Louie King's selection includes brisket, beef ribs, St. Louis ribs, turkey and Pittsburgh hot links. Guests can pair up their meals with a side of mac & cheese, charro beans, Sriracha coleslaw or potato salad. Wrap up the meal with a classic Twinkie. (Click here to view the full menu.)
Yelpers are liking the new addition, which currently holds a four-star rating out of 57 reviews.
Hugh R., who was among the first to review it on Oct. 19, said, "The smell of Louie King's barbecue pits has added a whole new dimension to Lower Greenville. It's surprising to learn it comes from such a small storefront. Don't let the small counter service restaurant throw you off, this place serves very large portions that are great to share."
Rick R. noted, "We visited Louie King for lunch today. We had the pork ribs, pork loin and brisket. It was really good, great flavor. Sides were equally good."
Check it out from 11 a.m.–9:30 p.m. daily.
Poke Bear
5521 Greenville Ave., Suite 108A, Lake Highlands
Poke Bear is a Hawaiian spot, offering poke and bubble tea.
The restaurant lets customers build their own poke bowl in a five-step process that includes choosing the base, protein, sauce, mix-ins and toppings, or they can order one of the chef special bowls. There is the Hawaii Five-O bowl with tuna, edamame, red onion, cucumber, tomato, cilantro, dried seaweed, sesame seed and sesame shoyu, or the Rasengan with salmon, orange, red onion, masago, green onion, almonds, avocado and ponzu.
For beverages, check out the wide variety of options like Matcha, tea, milk tea and fresh brewed tea.
Poke Bear is off to a solid start, with a four-star rating from four Yelpers.
Dallas D. said, "Nice people and the poke bowls are very good. I have always been satisfied with how fresh the ingredients were."
And Beulinda M. added, "Really great poke—love the quality and the price! They also serve boba tea, which is delicious. Customer service is great!"
Hungry? It's open from 11 a.m.–9 p.m. daily.
