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also a handful of trainers at the facility, and there will be more gym equipment available and merchandise for sale. Those interested in the gym can join through a membership or purchase a day pass. 512-545-3589. www.factorygymatx.com 6 My Little Sunshine opened March 1 at 668 Main St., Buda. The business o ers 2D, 3D and 4D ultrasounds with gender-determining services. My Little Sunshine also o ers clinical early gender DNA tests and a variety of package deals with a range of visits. 512-981-6989. www.mylittlesunshineultrasound.com 7 A new eatery called N’Chiladas opened April 25 at 905 N. Old Hwy. 81, Kyle. The new restaurant o ers breakfast and regular tacos, chilaquiles and specialty plates as well as the namesake enchiladas. The menu also includes smaller sides and items for kids. The restaurant will have a drive-thru window and indoor seating. 512-504-3080. www.nchiladas.com A new business called The Paddy Caddy held a virtual grand opening May 1 in Kyle, though there is no storefront, and the business operates solely online. The shop sells light equipment with wheels to easily tow stand-up paddleboards made out of noncorroding materials. 512-620-1396. www.thepaddycaddy.com COMING SOON 8 A new Dutch Bros location is slated to open in Buda at 2090 Main St. fol- lowing the Buda Planning and Zoning Commission’s approval of a special-use permit for the site. The new store will be about 950 square feet with a drive-thru and walk-up window. There will be no indoor seating area for customers. While
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NOWOPEN 1 A new shop called Antiques & More opened April 8 at 316B Main St., Buda. Located in downtown next to Summer Moon Co ee, the shop o ers a variety of antique and collectible items, including vinyl records, jewelry, furniture, glasses, dishware and more. 512-361-0200 2 A new food truck called Black Oak BBQ is now open on weekends at the Kyle Flea Market, located at 1119 N. Old Hwy. 81, Kyle. The truck rst opened April 2. The truck specializes in barbecue and meats that are cooked using an oak ame, and it also sells a variety of homemade sides,
desserts and gluten-free options. 512-605-7428. Facebook: Black Oak BBQ 3 Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgeons opened a new clinic May 2 at 930 Kohlers Crossing, Ste. 650, Kyle. The new clinic specializes in heart, lung, chest, esophagus and major blood vessel surgery. The clinic also o ers a variety of medical therapies to improve the quality of life for patients who are not candidates for surgeries or may be awaiting a surgery or a transplant. The new clinic will also have a vascular intervention suite for diagnostic procedures, dialysis access and treatment for peripheral artery disease. 512-651-8420. www.ctvstexas.com
4 The owners of food truck Gotji’s Kitchen opened a new food truck called DIBDEE April 15 at 400 Main St., Buda. The truck o ers Thai-Western food, such as fried Thai chicken wings, grilled shrimp, fried Thai meatballs and more. The menu also carries vegetarian and gluten-free options. 830-327-9220. Facebook: DIBDEE 5 A new bodybuilding, powerlifting and strength training facility called Factory Gym opened April 23 at 2581 S. Loop 4, Buda. There is a vari- ety of gym equipment available to use, including cardio machines, squat racks, leg press machines and more. There are
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