Stay up to date with the latest Cedar Park business news—a collection of newly opened, coming soon, relocations and closings.
This list is not comprehensive.
Now open
Aldi
As part of the company’s plans to expand westward, the grocer opened its Cedar Park location in April. The store offers a range of products, including organic meat, produce, seafood, cheese and wine. The concept also features unique cart and bagging systems intended to help shoppers save money.
Opened April 2850 N. Bell Blvd., Ste. 210, Cedar Parkwww.aldi.usCranky Granny’s Sweet Rolls
The bakery serves up a lineup of freshly baked cinnamon rolls and sweet comfort treats. The business also serves coffee and milkshakes, and provides catering services for events.
Duff’s Famous Wings
Buffalo-born Duff’s Famous Wings will open a new location near Lakeline Mall. Duff’s is known for its classic Buffalo-style wings—hot red sauce, celery sticks and blue cheese. The menu also includes fried favorites, such as fried pickles, mozzarella sticks, cheese fries and more.
Spicy House
Sichuan restaurant Spicy House opened in Northwest Austin in January. The restaurant serves a variety of Sichuan cuisine, such as dan dan noodles, konjac beer duck, pork with spicy garlic sauce and chili oil pork dumplings.
The Back Nine Golf has locations across the country in Arizona, Florida, Colorado and several in Texas, including two in Austin and one in Round Rock. (Courtesy The Back Nine Golf)The Back Nine Golf
Hunter and Lindsey Hudsmith are bringing 24/7 access to indoor golf simulators and luxury lounges to Cedar Park. The Back Nine’s new location showcases private event spaces, indoor simulators, lounge areas and lockers, and allows visitors to bring their own food and drinks. The new sports business also caters to golfers by offering club fittings and repairs, discounted access to golf gear, tournaments and leagues, and access to golf instructors.
Coming soon
Atomic Wings
The restaurant will serve New York-style wings—unbreaded and deep-friend—and fried chicken with halal meat. The wing concept serves 100% white meat, fresh, all-natural, antibiotic and hormone-free chicken, according to its website. Patrons can choose from bone-in or boneless wings, tenders, grilled wings or chicken sandwiches. The wings spot also serves waffle fries, onion rings, jalapeno poppers and mozzarella sticks. Signature wing sauces include mild, atomic, mango habanero, lemon pepper and more.
Dave’s Hot Chicken
The new chicken restaurant is expected to open in June or July, a company representative confirmed. The fast-casual chain serves an array of Nashville-style hot chicken tenders, sliders and bites with sides like mac and cheese, fries and kale slaw. The chicken comes in a range of spice levels, ranging from no spice to mild to “Reaper.”
Halftime Sports Bar & Grill
A new sports bar, Halftime Sports Bar & Grill, is heading to Lakeline Mall in May with pizza, an LED wall and 50 draft beers. The concept will bring customers high-quality eats, including pizzas and burgers, at affordable prices, owners Jeremy Tracy and Ramon Kreher said.
Reagan Sports Club
A 44,000-square-foot indoor sports club will make its debut in Leander next spring, owner and general contractor Sravanth Poreddy said. The facility will feature indoor soccer, volleyball, basketball, pickleball, taekwondo, yoga and a dedicated gym space.
Opening fall 202814601 Ronald Reagan Blvd., Leander732-599-9966Shops at Ronald Reagan
A new retail development is headed for the Leander and Cedar Park area. Around 60% of units have been sold, including a dental practice and an Indian cuisine concept, general contractor Sravanth Poreddy said.
Opening February 202714651 Ronald Reagan Blvd., Leander732-599-9966
Willowbrae Childcare Academy will open its doors to families and children in April or May, said Stephanie Lopez, the center’s director. (Courtesy Stephanie Lopez)Willowbrae Childcare Academy
A Canada-based child care facility is opening along North Lakeline Boulevard. The academy offers programs for families with infants through school-age children. The child care center will open its doors to families and children in April or May, according to Stephanie Lopez, the center’s director.
What’s next—Permits filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation
Valvoline
Cedar Park may be getting its first Valvoline location, according to a Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing. The new construction project is slated to begin on South Bell Boulevard in early June, and include a 3,447-square-foot Valvoline with a Lube pit, the filing states. Valvoline provides customers with full-service oil changes with up to 5 quarts of Valvoline oil, an oil filter, chassis lubrication and an 18-point maintenance check.
Relocations
Wells Branch Community Church
Wells Branch Community Church is moving from Austin to Cedar Park this summer and will change its name to Breakaway Church—a name that symbolizes its new location. The church will relocate from 2113 Wells Branch Parkway in North Austin to the new address at 2601 Brushy Creek Road in Cedar Park as Breakaway Church this July.
In the news
Cedar Pointe Baptist Church
The church is commemorating 10 years of serving the Cedar Park community in April. “People from five continents and 12 countries gather on Sundays with Cedar Pointe. We’re amazed at what God has done as we preach the good news about Jesus Christ,” pastor Benjamin Wright said.
SereniTea Cup
The tea shop celebrated its first year of business in April. The concept boasts 57 types of teas, including black, chai, green, matcha, oolong and wellness blends. Visitors can purchase a cup of tea, a flight of several flavors or purchase tea leaves in bulk. The lounge and boutique also sells tea-making accessories, including infusers, kettles, mugs, teapots and matcha sets.
Closed
Blaze Pizza
The pizzeria in north Austin is permanently closed, according to its website. The restaurant previously offered specialty pizzas, cheesy bread, salads and drinks. The pizza spot on Research Boulevard was the brand’s only Austin-area store.
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