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said she also o ers free one-on-one styling for customers and is located in a ground- oor space of apartment building The Vic at Interpose at 1111 Shepherd Drive, Ste. 700, Houston. 832-600-5150. www.thepinkswanshop.com 4 A specialty bakery for dogs, Three Dog Bakery , opened in the Heights His- toric District at 1141 E. 11th St., Houston, on Feb. 25. The bakery o ers gourmet dog treats, food and toys. 832-830-8153. www.threedogbakeryhtx.com 5 Se7en opened March 14 at 3300 Kirby Drive, Ste. B, Houston. A concept from Seven Hospitality Group, Se7en o ers an Asian Mediterranean menu crafted by Executive Chef Erhan Özkaya. The menu features items—such as hand rolls, and labneh and cucumber—as well as a wide selection of spirits. Se7en o ers a list of 80 wines as well as cocktails that make nods to the seven deadly sins. 832-538-1427. www.se7enhouston.com COMING SOON 6 A second location of Duo , a hybrid tness and cafe concept, will open in the fall in the Autry Park mixed-use develop- ment. The new location of the business— run by the husband-and-wife duo of Marcus and Karman Lovely—will go on the rst level of the Hanover Parkview mid- rise apartment building at 3737 Cogdell St., Houston. The new 4,200-square-foot location will feature twice the space of the original, which opened in River Oaks in 2021, with room for two tness studios and a cafe that can accommodate 65 guests. The studio will include 12 reform- er Pilates machines and will o er a wide
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NOW OPEN 1 The third Texas location of the luxury women’s fashion boutique Monkee’s opened March 17 in The Centre at River Oaks, 3019 Kirby Drive, Houston, o ering a curated collection of fashion-forward clothing, shoes and accessories. The new location is owned and operated by Lisa and Scott West. Brands include S’edge, Nation, Olivia James and Dolce Cabo,
among others. Each Monkee’s boutique owner curates their store aesthetic and merchandise to re ect their personal vision and local style. 281-974-2491. www.monkeeso ouston.com 2 A second Houston location of Layne’s Chicken Fingers —which launched in College Station in 1994—opened at 3008 Ella Blvd., Houston, on Feb. 25. The new location features Houston’s only drive-thru tunnel. O erings include
chicken ngers, chicken sandwiches and grilled cheese. 713-244-5299. www.layneschicken ngers.com 3 After years of selling at pop-ups and stalls—including POST Houston and Rail- way Heights Market— The Pink Swan Shop opened in a brick-and-mortar store of its own after a grand opening March 11. The shop, a concept by Pareesha Gudipaty, sells jewelry—including permanent jewel- ry—as well as handmade items. Gudipaty
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