Northwest Austin Edition | March 2023

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Ramen Tatsu-Ya

Amplify Credit Union

COURTESY JANE YUN

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and vegan options. The new location near Lakeline Mall will have a covered patio, large outdoor seating and a mural by a local artist. This is Ramen Tatsu-Ya’s sixth Central Texas location. 512-893-5561. www.ramen-tatsuya.com 9 Semper Laser opened Feb. 25 in the Gateway Courtyard. Located at 9503 Research Blvd., Ste. 530, Austin, the studio provides hair removal for men and women through laser skin treatments. Sessions vary by treatment type, and there are eight- and 12-week session plans for permanent hair reduction, according to the business. 888-318-1383. 10 The North Face will open a location in Domain Northside later this year. The new location will be at 3211 Palm Way, Ste. 146, Austin, occupied by The Purple Mattress, which will be moving to a dif- ferent space within the center. The North Face provides sports and outdoor wear for men, women and children, including clothing, shoes, bags and more. www.thenorthface.com ANNIVERSARIES 11 SoccerZone Lakeline celebrated its 10-year anniversary in February. The indoor athletic eld at 920 Old Mill Road, Cedar Park, oers youth and adult soccer leagues, child development classes and youth soccer training. SoccerZone also serves as a venue for birthday parties, corporate events and sports camps. Darren Brown is the owner of both the Lakeline and South Austin locations, www.semperlaser.com COMING SOON

The business is owned by mother-daughter duo Valerie Gonzalez and Herlinda Lopez-Wood.

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FEATURED IMPACT NOW OPEN Delicious Tamales opened a location at 1700 W. Parmer Lane, Austin, on March 2. Owned by mother and daughter Valerie Gonzalez and Herlinda Lopez- Wood, the business oers authentic tamales made with various llings cooked daily at each location, according to a press release. This is the business’s second location in Austin with the rst located at 1931 E. Oltorf St. in South Austin. Delicious Tamales is based out of San Antonio, where it serves as the largest tamale RENOVATIONS 13 Renovations at the Amplify Credit Union headquarters at 3600 W. Parmer Lane, Ste. 200, Austin, are scheduled to be complete this summer. In response to the rise of remote work, the credit union is downsizing its space o Parmer Lane and adding additional space for lease by professional service rms such as medical providers, an Amplify representative said. 512-836-5901. www.goamplify.com COMMUNITY 14 One Austin-area Texas Farmers’ Market location is gearing up for the kicko of the WIC operating season, which runs April through October. At TFM, SNAP

provider in the area with six locations, the press release said. 512-488-5299 www.delicioustamales.com

Limbo Jewelry

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each of which has a restaurant and bar, vendors and concessions. 512-940-4025. www.soccerzonetexas.com Local laundry service Ian’s Cleaners is celebrating ve years in business in May. The business, owned by Austin native Ian Noble, oers wash and fold, dry clean- ing, and clothing restoration services to residents, businesses and schools. Ian’s Cleaner’s delivery services are available for residents throughout Austin, Round Rock, Pugerville, Georgetown and Cedar Park. www.ianscleaners.com NEW OWNERSHIP 12 Architectural Tile & Stone at 9315 Neils Thompson Drive, Austin, underwent new ownership in January. Previous own- er Steve Rymer transitioned ownership to his daughter Ryan Steele, who has been with the company for 10 years in man- agement. The business was founded in 1999 and serves as a stone slab importer, fabricator and distributor, according to the business. 512-420-9989. www.architecturaltilestone.com

benets are accepted regularly, while WIC is seasonal. The Texas Farmers’ Market at Lakeline in Cedar Park will accept SNAP and WIC, located at 11200 Lakeline Mall Drive, Cedar Park, on Saturdays from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. www.texasfarmersmarket.org CLOSINGS 15 Limbo Jewelry will close its Domain Northside location on April 16. The shop opened in 2017 at 3211 Palm Way, Ste. 152, Austin. Limbo’s location at 1708 S. Con- gress Ave., Austin, will remain open. Limbo sells handcrafted jewelry, such as earrings, necklaces and bracelets, along with other gifts such as candles, canvas bags, pillows,

socks and more. 512-994-6878. http://limbojewelrystore.com

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