South Central Austin Edition | March 2023

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6 Korean grocery store H Mart will open its second Austin-area location. The store will be located at 5222 Burnet Road, Ste., 500, Austin, in the North Loop Plaza, which was previously home to Sav- ers. There is no timeline for the store’s opening, but it is in the design phase. www.hmart.com CLOSINGS 7 The food truck Fat City Stacks closed in December. The owners posted ina- tion, rising labor costs and bad weather over the previous year led to the decision. The truck was located at Yard Bar at 6700 Burnet Road, Austin. 8 Top Drawer Thrift will close its 7101 Woodrow Ave., Unit B, Austin, location April 1. The donation-driven store provides revenue to Project Transitions—a nonprot that oers hospice, housing and support- ive care to people living with HIV. Top Drawer’s original location on Road will remain open. www.topdrawerthrift.org

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treats patients experiencing a wide range of symptoms including back and joint pain, digestive issues and fatigue. The clinic uses specialty lab testing to determine the root cause of a patient’s issue and oers lifestyle, nutrition and supplement recom- mendations. CAIM Chiropractic is located at 5501 N. Lamar Blvd., Ste. C111, Austin, inside the Body Collective yoga studio. www.caimchiropractic.com 3 The Soup Peddler —a cafe serving up healthy soups, smoothies and pressed sandwiches—opened its seventh Austin location March 1. The new cafe is located at 3720 Far West Blvd., Ste. 105, Austin, and replaces Daily Juice. The Soup Peddler opened 21 years ago when owner David Ansel made his rst bicycle soup delivery in the Bouldin Creek neighborhood in South Austin. www.souppeddler.com

4 Austinite Gabriel Alvarez opened Hair Labs in the Crestview neighborhood March 6. The salon oers cuts, colors and styles. Stylists can rent chairs for short- or long-term use. The salon is at 7413 Burnet Road, Ste. B, Austin. www.hairlabsonline.com COMING SOON 5 The Brass Tap —a craft beer bar chain with restaurants throughout the coun- try—will open a location in the Triangle in June. The bar, owned by Steve Sheets, will serve pub food and over 60 beers on draft. The Brass Tap will be located at 815 W. 47th St., Ste. 103, Austin, in the former Flying Saucer Draught Emporium space. www.brasstapbeerbar.com

1 Voodoo Doughnut opened its North Austin location March 3. The store, located at 5408 Burnet Road, Austin, is the second Austin location for the chain, which is based in Portland, Oregon, and the 17th in the country. Voodoo Doughnut’s menu features items such as the Bacon Maple bar and the Ring of Fire, a spicy, devil’s food cake doughnut. 737-977-6669. www.voodoodoughnut.com 2 A new chiropractic and functional medicine center called CAIM Chiropractic + Functional Medicine opened in mid-February. The clinic—owned by partners Saira Burney and Shaina Nolley—

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