From candy and breakfast to commercial construction, check out five business updates from the North Central Austin area. 

This list is not comprehensive.

Now Open

Urban Egg

Urban Egg is now open on Burnet Road in North Austin. The restaurant is serving up breakfast and lunch classics like pancakes and Monte Cristo sandwiches. The new expansion marks Urban Egg’s first Austin location, with other locations found in Colorado, Kansas and Missouri. 

Relocations

Tarrant Roofing

Tarrant Roofing recently moved from Northwest Austin to a new office on Guadalupe Street. The business offers commercial and residential roofing services, including  inspection, repair, insulation, replacement, new construction and gutters. 

In the News

Komé

The Austin-native restaurant is commemorating 15 years of operations this fall. Takehiro and Kayo Asazu initially opened the restaurant in October 2011. The pair hoped to open a casual neighborhood restaurant where patrons could enjoy dishes that the founders grew up eating in Japan. 

A giant red-and-white striped candy cane pole rises beside a neon Lammes Candies sign shaped like a lamb. The marquee below reads "We're baaaack" against a pink and orange sunset sky.The Lammes Candies sign on Airport Boulevard in Austin announces the brand’s return. Delightful Development Co. is taking online preorders ahead of a full relaunch in spring 2027.(Courtesy Lammes Candies/Dixie Dixon Photography)

Lammes Candies

The Austin candy maker, founded in 1885 on Congress Avenue, is back in business two months after its last store closed. Fort Worth-based Delightful Development Co. acquired the brand in partnership with the Lamme family, according to a Sept. 29 news release. 

OutYouth

OutYouth held a groundbreaking ceremony on Oct. 6 to rebuild the organization’s headquarters. In conjunction with the groundbreaking, OutYouth launched the public phase of its Dream Campaign to help raise $1.3 million to aid in construction and maintenance of the new headquarters.