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5 III by Wolfgang Puck opened Jan. 24 in the Texas Medical Center at 6550 Bert- ner Ave., Floor 6, Houston, in a space for- merly occupied by Third Coast Restaurant. The eatery is open for lunch, happy hour and dinner Monday through Friday. Menu items include sandwiches, pastas, seafood and steak. 713-749-0400. www.iiibywolfgangpuck.com COMING SOON 6 Amazing Spaces Storage Centers is slated to open in the summer of 2023 at 3120 Southwest Freeway, Houston. The spaces at the storage facility can be used for personal, business and wine storage. Clients of Amazing Spaces will be o ered a variety of amenities, including securi- ty alarms on every storage unit, digital security cameras, drive-thru unload- ing zones and individually ventilated climate-controlled units. It will be the company’s sixth location. 281-370-9982. www.amazingspaces.net 7 Erica Reyes plans to open a new location of the tness studio Anna Kiser Technique in April at 3331 Westpark Drive, Houston. The celebrity-inspired, full-body workout comes in four di erent classes, including dance, working with overhead bands, a strength-focused tone workout and a timed full-body power class. 713-869-1240. www.theakt.com 8 A new location of Dick’s Sporting Goods will open in a 60,000-square-foot space in the Meyerland Plaza at 700 Meyerland Plaza, Houston, according to signage posted at the site and lings with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. Renovations are under- way at the site, and no opening date has
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WILLOWBEND BLVD. NOWOPEN 1 The new luxury 16-story Blossom Ho- tel Houston celebrated its grand opening Feb. 8 at 7118 Bertner Ave., Houston. The hotel o ers 267 rooms and features 9,000 square feet of leisure and event space. Blossom is also partnering with Michelin-starred chefs. Akira Back—best known for his Asian/American cuisine blend—and Ho Chee Boon, who brought his Cantonese dishes to New York and San Francisco, will open restaurants on the property in early 2022. 832-734-8888. www.blossomhouston.com
2 A new on-the-go version of the popular Houston chain Common Bond opened Jan. 31 at The Ion building, 4201 Main St., Houston. The bakery and bistro features both indoor and outdoor seating while o ering an array of baked goods, sandwiches and bowls. Drink o er- ings include frose and mimosas. In addi- tion to fueling The Ion’s tenants, Common Bond CEO George Joseph said the shop welcomes visitors as well. 281-667-4025. www.commonbondcafe.com 3 The opening of a new location of iCryo took place in late February at 3839 Bellaire Blvd., Houston. Services
include body sculpting, IV infusions, cryotherapy facials, whole body cryother- apy, infrared sauna services, compression therapy and vitamin boosters. The chain operates in eight states, and other Texas locations are in League City and Dallas. 832-241-6245. www.icryo.com 4 A grand opening took place Feb. 14 for a new location of Ike’s Love & Sandwiches in Rice Village at 2518 Rice Blvd., Houston. The eatery specializes in sub sandwiches, including meat and veggie options. The chain was founded in San Francisco, and another location can be found in the Heights. 713-492-2965. www.ikessandwich.com
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