Southern Denton County Business Update: Openings, Closings, and More

Southern Denton County added six new businesses and recorded two closures in November 2026, alongside a major construction start and a community banking award, crosstimbersgazette.com reported.

Fast Lane Car Wash opened at 901 FM 407 W. in Argyle. Dum N Grill, an Indian fusion restaurant, opened in the former Café India space at 1121 Flower Mound Rd. #590 in Flower Mound. Sunrise Cafe launched breakfast and lunch service at 6000 Cleveland Gibbs Rd. #400 in Northlake.

Fern & Finch Coffee opened at 3090 Justin Rd. #305 in Highland Village. Sweet Frog Yogurt and Wetzel’s Pretzels opened inside the former Lash Lounge space at 2500 Cross Timbers Rd. #130 in Flower Mound. Western Outfitters by Marty B opened inside Marty B’s at 2664 FM 407 in Bartonville.

Titensor Dental relocated its practice to 3025 Long Prairie Rd. in Flower Mound. Meanwhile, Argyle Sports Academy broke ground on a new indoor facility featuring 14 courts for badminton and pickleball on Gateway Drive in Argyle, with completion anticipated in spring 2027.

PointBank earned a Best of Community Banking Award in community service from the Independent Bankers Association of Texas for its “All in for Education” initiative supporting local neighborhood schools. On the retail front, Mt. Fuji Hibachi Steak House closed at 4150 Barton Creek in The Shops at Highland Village, and Lululemon closed its pop-up shop at 4100 Deer Creek in the same shopping center.

Where is the new Dum N Grill located? It operates at 1121 Flower Mound Rd. #590 in Flower Mound, occupying the former Café India space.

When is the Argyle Sports Academy facility scheduled to open? The 14-court indoor badminton and pickleball facility on Gateway Drive is expected to open in spring 2027.

Which businesses closed in Highland Village? Mt. Fuji Hibachi Steak House at The Shops at Highland Village and the Lululemon pop-ranshop at 4100 Deer Creek both closed their doors.

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