Lake Highlands - Lakewood | February 2023

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NOW OPEN 1 Salata opened in northeast Dallas on Dec. 5, according to a manager at the restaurant. The salad kitchen, located at 6464 E. Northwest Hwy., oers various styles of salads and wraps that can be customized with more than 50 all-natu- ral toppings and 12 signature dressings, according to its website. The restaurant also oers teas, soups, fresh bread, cook- ies and more, according to its website. The Houston-based salad kitchen has over 90 locations in ve states. 469-902- 2170. www.salata.com 2 Komé Sushi and Handroll Bar opened in Lake Highlands on Dec. 6, according to a representative of the restaurant. Komé Sushi, located at 8041 Walnut Hill Lane, Ste. 820, oers handrolls, a type of rolled sushi served in a long tube rather than cut into pieces. The restaurant also serves sashimi, nigiri and more, all pre- pared with “fresh, premium ingredients,” according to its website. The restaurant’s head chef Roy Ahn has owned and man- aged various sushi restaurants across the Dallas-Fort Worth area, including Little Katana at the Galleria Dallas, according to the restaurant’s website. 214-238-6314. https://komedallas.com 3 Casa de la Chilanga started serving up Mexican food items Jan. 7 in Old East Dallas. Located at 4933 Columbia Ave., the restaurant oers breakfast plates, such as burritos and huevos rancheros, as well as dinner plates, such as autas, steak and mole. 214-434-1118. 4 Art on Main held a grand opening celebration Jan. 21. Located at 4428 Main St., Ste. 200, Dallas, the exhibi-

tion and event space oers a studio and gallery space for artists in addition to providing a place for art classes and other cultural events. Studio spaces range from 118 square feet to 250 square feet, according to Art on Main’s website, which lists more than 20 studio mem- bers. Art on Main is open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, and from 1-5 p.m. on Saturdays. 469-507-0590. https://artonmaindallas.com 5 Ledsion Lighting, a Chinese com- mercial and outdoor lighting manufac- turer, relocated its U.S. headquarters to the Lake Highlands area of Dallas. The newly leased, nearly 26,000-square-foot facility for the LED-focused company includes a regional distribution center. The location at 9244 Markville Drive backlls a single-story wing of the Me- disend College of Biomedical Engineering Technology. According to Ledsion, the local distribution center is one of three the company has across the country. https://ledsion.com COMING SOON 6 California-based Cookie Plug is looking to open a number of locations in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, and one of those is coming to Lake Highlands. The chain, which combines “hip-hop culture” with sweets, serves up a variety of thick cookies. The chain has plans to open up 10 North Texas locations through a recent franchise deal, with one of those to be located in the Kingsley Square shopping center at 7215 Skillman St. CEO Chris Wy- land said the location is expected to open at the beginning of March after experienc- ing permitting delays. According to a Jan.

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