Astra Kitchen + Lounge opened at HALL Arts Hotel, pairing a Spencer Finch light installation with Wellingtons, pressed sushi and glittery cocktails.

MasterChef judge Tiffany Derry will open The Landing at EpicCentral on April 9, blending Southern comfort with a sports-bar–meets‑lounge vibe. Expect brisket egg rolls, fried bologna and craft cocktails.

Mustang Momo & Grill opened Jan. 30 in McKinney, offering handcrafted momos, Mustang chicken and a Texas‑hybrid Himalayan menu.

Adelmo’s Ristorante will reopen in Preston Valley near I‑635 after closing its Inwood Village dining room on Dec. 31, 2025. Owners say classic dishes and the restaurant’s spirit will return.

Jason Garrett’s Caffe Lucca opened with a star-studded cocktail party that included Dak Prescott and several former Cowboys. The Sicilian-leaning menu and Travis Street location add a high-profile draw near the Katy Trail.

Hard Eight BBQ is opening its first San Antonio restaurant inside Bass Pro Shops at The Rim. The North Texas chain plans a fall 2026 build-out.

Arôme opened March 1 in McKinney’s Adriatica Village, serving Caribbean fusion from owner Sophia Adisson with dishes like griot, oxtail and lamb chops.

La Madeleine closed its Presidio Junction café on March 17 after a decade in north Fort Worth. The former unit is now listed for lease amid shifting DFW footprints.

Hoochies will reopen on March 31 after renovations that add a full bar, more seating and non‑seafood menu items. The downtown staple plans a soft opening before a late‑March grand event.

HTeaO is set to open at 200 S. Preston Road in Prosper with an expected late‑April debut and its full menu of flavored teas. The Fort Worth chain will bring drive‑thru service and grab‑and‑go options to town.

Pickleman's Gourmet Cafe will open next Tuesday in Celina at 3515 S Preston Road. The locally franchised spot is owned by Jesse Murphy and will serve sandwiches, pizzas and mac-and-cheese bowls.

Mexican Bar Company will open a lakeside Allen location at Sloan Corners this summer, offering ceviche, street tacos and a patio by a two‑acre pond.

Mama Grande recalled two sweet tortilla items after an FDA inspection found wheat and soy were not declared on the labels. The products were sold across Texas Feb. 2–Mar. 5.