Comings and Goings
NOW OPEN
Teak Tearoom
Highland Park Village
The lunch spot within the Conservatory on Two, a retail concept by Brian Bolke, serves up a mix of such classics as the tuna melt and chicken tortilla soup plus new favorites like the roast chicken tartine and the Brian Bowl chopped salad.
Wulf Burger
Mockingbird Station
The burger joint known for locally-sourced ingredients and distinct red hamburger buns created using a natural beet extract recently opened a second North Texas location near Rush Bowls.
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REOPENED
Heim BBQ
3130 W. Mockingbird Lane
Barbecue fans, rejoice! The popular eatery’s location near Love Field reopened after repairs necessitated by a fire in November.
COMING
360 Brunch House
Mockingbird Station
As one might expect from a brunch menu, the eatery, which opened its first location in Mansfield, offers plenty of omelets, skillets, benedicts, avocado toast, and more.
Hack Shack
Mockingbird Station
The indoor golf simulator bar coming to the shopping center will showcase 10 indoor hitting bays, golf-themed cocktails and bites, and three private suites for events or golf lessons.
Hydrate IV Bar
Mockingbird Station
The collection of spas coming in May provides registered nurse-administered services, ranging from IV Therapy, NAD+ IV Therapy, and injections.
Sandbox VR
Mockingbird Station
The Hong Kong and Silicon Valley-based company, founded by CEO Steve Zhao, created technology to make participants feel like they’re in an action movie. The store will offer immersive virtual reality experiences for groups of up to six participants.
Sekushi
Mockingbird Station
A Japanese eatery with specialty sushi, fresh seafood, happy hour, and more is coming to a corner of the shopping center near Urban Taco.
StretchLab
Mockingbird Station
The wellness concept offers customized one-on-one or group assisted-stretch sessions. The concept combines the Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF) approach with dynamic and static stretching to increase range of motion.
-Compiled by Rachel Snyder and Greg Nielsen
