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New Business Openings and Announcements in Lubbock

Lubbock Business Openings April 2024

News Summary

April 2024 has proven to be an exciting month for Lubbock’s business scene, with notably 18 announcements and openings. Local favorites like Field House To Go and IHOP have set up shop, while intriguing business ventures are underway. Sadly, the community bids farewell to Wood’s Boot City after 47 years of service. The growth and change in Lubbock’s business landscape reflect the town’s vibrant spirit and dedication to progress.

Exciting Developments in Lubbock’s Business Scene This April 2024

Ah, Lubbock! That vibrant hub of excitement and opportunity. April 2024 has been buzzing with the news of new business openings, enthusiastic announcements, and a bittersweet farewell to a long-standing local favorite. Just like last year, this April has reported at least 18 business announcements, ensuring that the community remains engaged and curious about its expanding business landscape.

New Business Openings Making Waves

This month, Lubbock couldn’t be prouder to welcome some *delicious* new eateries and unique hangouts. First up on the list is Field House To Go, which opened its doors on April 24 at **8004 Quaker Ave., Suite C**. This charming spot, known for its scrumptious sandwiches, salads, delectable cinnamon rolls, and loaded baked potatoes, brings a taste of home to the community. The original location in Plainview has been a crowd-pleaser for an impressive 44 years, so local residents are surely in for a treat!

Next, we’ve got the ever-popular IHOP making its mark at the Covenant Park shopping area. This flapjack haven opened on April 9 at **82nd Street and Marsha Sharp Freeway**, joining neighbors like Salata Salad Kitchen and Summer Moon. It’s the perfect place to satisfy that pancake craving any time of the day.

For those looking for a cozy yet classy atmosphere, don’t miss the Cigar and Cocktail Lounge, which had its grand opening on April 30 at **4801 Frankford Ave., Suite B**. This chic venue opened its doors a little early, on April 18, and promises a delightful selection of cigars and cocktails to suit every taste.

And if you love ice cream—and who doesn’t?—check out The Rolling Cones. This vibrant shop officially opened its storefront on April 14 at **3006 34th St.**, where Tom & Bingo’s BBQ used to be. From rock and roll-themed specialty cones to ice cream nachos, you’ll find something to tickle your sweet tooth and cool you down during those warm Texas days!

Exciting Business Announcements to Keep an Eye On

American Bank of Commerce announced that construction is underway for a new location at **11008 Slide Road**. With a temporary building expected to spring up this summer, the bank is on track for completion in summer 2026. Layne’s Chicken is on the hunt for franchisees in Lubbock, Amarillo, Abilene, and San Angelo. Known for mouthwatering chicken tenders paired with innovative in-house sauces and shakes, this could be a delicious business opportunity for aspiring entrepreneurs!

Happy Joe’s, a pizza franchise boasting a fun-filled arcade, is contemplating making its way to Lubbock. With a focus on small towns and rural areas, this could become a family favorite before we know it.

A brand-new business is slated to pop up at **6819 82nd St.** This establishment will offer printing, shipping, packaging, graphic design, and a range of business solutions, expected to open its doors in mid-May.

Saying Goodbye to a Local Staple

Wood’s Boot City announced it will close its location at **6645 19th St.** after 47 years of cherished service. With the struggles many small family businesses face in our uncertain economy, this closure marks the end of an era. Although the final closing date is not confirmed, inventory sales are already underway, giving loyal customers a chance to grab some last-minute deals.

As Lubbock’s business scene keeps evolving, there’s no denying that the community is ready to embrace change while celebrating its roots. Sure, it’s a mix of goodbyes and hellos, but our town’s spirit remains as strong as ever. Stay tuned for what’s next in our beloved Lubbock!