Yo-Chi and LAKE Pajamas open in Dallas County

A new Australian frozen yogurt shop opened in Inwood Village on Oct. 10.

Yo-Chi at 5710 W. Lovers Lane, Suite 101, drew a crowd of 5,000 people over its opening weekend. The brand made its U.S. debut at this location. A second Dallas location is planned for NorthPark Center later this year.

Several other businesses opened recently in the area. Ball and Buck opened at 5370 W. Lovers Lane, Suite 325. The store sells menswear, womenswear, and outdoor gear. It also features a full-service barbershop, a hidden gun room, and a restored vintage Jeep. Jellycat Ranch set up a Texas ranch-inspired space on the second floor of Nordstrom at NorthPark Center. Lafayette 148 opened at NorthPark Center to offer one-on-one styling. LiftHER, a woman-only strength studio, opened at 5550 W. Lovers Lane, Suite 146. Meraki Pilates and Physical Therapy opened at 6160 Sherry Lane, Suite 110. Toastique opened at The Shops at Park Lane on Oct. 10.

LAKE Pajamas will open its first Texas location in Inwood Village on Nov. 6. The store will sell sleepwear, loungewear, and daywear. Go Greek Yogurt is slated to open at 6401 Hillcrest Ave., Suite 102, across from SMU. It will serve classic and frozen yogurt, Greek bowls, and smoothies. Pause Studio will open at 5643 W. Lovers Lane in the Park Cities. The studio, which was founded in Venice Beach, California, in 2016, will offer a space for rest and recovery next to Fifth Third Bank.

A Starbucks location at 6733 Hillcrest Avenue closed in September. This closure was part of a nationwide round of about 250 location closures. Nearby coffee options include Kilo Coffee and White Rock Coffee in Snider Plaza, along with several other cafes in the area.