Frisco | August 2022

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fall, and construction will begin in August, according to Jiwani. Jiwani has lived in the city of Frisco since 2012 and had a desire to bring the Halal Guys brand to the city, he said. He said he and his team “look forward to being a part of the community and joining all the successful businesses already in Frisco.” Jiwani owns and operates the Plano, Carrollton and Southlake The Halal Guys restaurants. The Frisco location will be the rst to debut a new restaurant de- sign from The Halal Guys’ corporate team. Jiwani describes the new design as a “more urban setting.” www.thehalalguys.com 6 Fresh-baked cookie shop Crumbl will open in Frisco at the end of September or early October, according to franchise owner Adam Burnham. Crumbl Cookies will be located at 4880 Eldorado Park- way, Ste. 400, Frisco, in the Shoppes at Eldorado development alongside other tenants, including The Halal Guys and PT Neighborhood Pizzeria. The build-out process for a Crumbl store is eight weeks, so Burnham said he expects a fall open- ing date. He said he has been wanting to bring Crumbl to Frisco but had to wait for the right spot to becoming available. He has a goal to keep growing the company into other parts of North Texas, Burnham said. The franchise owner also has plans for another store near the Stonebriar Centre on Preston Road and believes the population of Frisco “can handle another Crumbl store.” He also has plans to expand into Prosper after the Eldorado location opens. www.crumblcookies.com 7 San Antonio-based Frost Bank will open a nancial center in Frisco at the southwest intersection of Warren and Dallas parkways. The Frisco location will be a standalone building featuring a drive-thru. The project is expected to

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3 Berries & Batter Café opened in Fris- co on May 2 at 2727 Main St., Ste. 600, according to an email from the estab- lishment’s management team. The cafe oers a range of traditional American breakfast and lunch options, including omelets, skillets, burgers, wraps and salads. The cafe also oers a full bar with drink options that include mimosas, bloody marys, martinis and margaritas. 972-317-0300. www.facebook.com/ berriesandbatterhv 4 Naf Naf Grill had a soft opening in July and is set to hold a grand opening Aug. 11 at 1525 US 380, Ste. 400, Frisco. The chain is fast-casual and oers Middle Eastern food, with its “fab four” items be- ing shawarma, pita, hummus and sauces, according to Devin Handler, vice president for brand marketing. The restaurant makes all of its food in-house and focuses on the ingredients that are put in the food. Handler said that the restaurant focuses on simplicity and that “simple is better.” Naf Naf translates to “Fan the ame” in Hebrew, Handler said. 914-312-3708. www.nafnafgrill.com/locations/texas/ frisco-coming-soon COMING SOON 5 The Halal Guys , an international restaurant chain originating from a halal cart on the streets of New York City, is opening a new location in Frisco. Shezad Ji- wani, an experienced franchisee and North Dallas-area developer, is opening his fourth location at 4880 Eldorado Parkway, Ste. 300. The restaurant—known for serving chicken, gyros and falafel platters, accord- ing to its website—is slated to open in the

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NOW OPEN 1 Contemporary photographer Robert Shreve opened a ne arts gallery July 28 at The Star in Frisco.The Shreve Fine Art Gallery , located at 6775 Cowboys Way, Ste. 1310, showcases his award-winning portfolio, which features photographic works captured around the world, with a specialization in ne art landscape pho- tography. Shreve, a Dallas local and Texas native, won seven international awards for photography in 2018, including the Silver Award from the Epson International Pano Awards for his work titled “Fall Lake Reection,” according to Shreve’s web- site. Customers can purchase images as corporate art, hospitality art and images for the home. The gallery also oers collectible limited edition prints for art

collectors, according to Shreve’s website. 214-226-9717. www.shreveneart.com 2 The Minty Barber opened July 15 at 1377 Legacy Drive, Ste. 105, co-owner Ahmad Shaban said in an email. It is a business venture co-founded by Ahmad Shaban and his brother Said Shaban. The shop oers haircuts, beard trims, hot towel shaves, junior cuts for children ages 3-12, and clean-ups or edge-ups. The shop will also oer “Back & Sides” cuts, a service focused on refreshing an old cut. The shop tailors its services to the individual person, he said. Custom- ers should think of the shop’s services as that “custom-tailored suit that you always dreamt of wearing,” Ahmed said. 214-618-0757. www.mintybarber.com

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