New in Grapevine: August 2026

Another month, another eclectic list of dreamers, entrepreneurs, and new businesses here in Grapevine! Whether you’re looking for a morning pick-me-up, a memorable night out, or a prescription to break your little one’s newfound Soccer Fever after the World Cup, this batch of newcomers has your back. Here's a quick look at just a few Certificates of Occupancy issued recently.

Box Insurance Checks Every Box for Grapevine Businesses

Running a company in construction, oil and gas, rigging, or education comes with risks most policies aren't built to handle — which is exactly the gap Box Insurance is here to close. The Grapevine-based agency begins every relationship with a Discovery Meeting to build a custom blend of coverage and risk management. Rather than chasing the lowest premium, the team focuses on getting the coverage right at a fair price: an approach that's already earned them multiple Top Insurance Workplace honors. With their new home right here on South Main, essential business partners are sure to find that any day can be Boxing Day here in the Christmas Capital of Texas.

Bon Bon Caffè Brings a Taste of Europe to Main Street

Mornings, afternoons, and evenings each have their own personality at Bon Bon Caffè, Grapevine’s new all-day café and cocktail bar owned by Stella Ristorante's Paola Pedrignani. Start the day with espresso and flaky pastries, swing back for panini and Roman-style pinsa al taglio at lunch, then return once more as the space shifts into aperitivo mode with spritzes, charcuterie, and small plates. Weekend brunch brings omelets and champagne towers into the mix, and the bar sticks to quality spirits for every cocktail. It's a full day's itinerary packed into one address on historic Main Street… no passport required.

Novedades Dalia Stocks the Pantry, Mexico-Style

Mustang Drive has a new stop for convenience and variety at Novedades Dalia. The warm, welcoming store is stocked floor-to-ceiling with Mexican candy, pan dulce, and beverages alongside snack-aisle staples like chips, tortillas, and tostadas. It's the kind of shop where a "quick stop" tends to turn into a slow browse, especially once the pan dulce case comes into view. Locals and visitors are sure to find something unique on the shelves, which is important because we’ve heard that variety is the spice of life.

Hokkaido Sushi Rolls Into the Former Buffalo Wild Wings 

Fresh salmon sashimi, hibachi steak, and a seemingly bottomless supply of specialty rolls have landed on William D Tate Ave, courtesy of Hokkaido Sushi. The family-friendly, all-you-can-eat spot leans on premium daily seafood and classic Japanese technique, with a menu that swings from spicy tuna rolls and crispy shrimp tempura to teriyaki chicken and traditional appetizers. Early reviewers are already raving about quick service and generous portions; high praise for a restaurant still finding its sea legs.

KidsUnited Turns Soccer Practice Into Brain Training

We’ve only been without World Cup soccer for a few weeks now, which means kids around Grapevine are probably still kicking things around the house and screaming “GOOOOOOAAALLLLLL” at the top of their lungs. KidsUnited is here to give your little ones a safe, comfortable place to burn off all that energy. Players aged 18 months to 9 years can connect with a quality coach in a small group (and, importantly, air-conditioned) environment, whether they're taking their first wobbly touches on the ball or refining their technique. Boasting a curriculum built around character development first and foremost, KidsUnited is sure to bring a little more of the Beautiful Game to Grapevine.

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