Latest confirmed update (October 12, 2026): Huey Magoo's and Culver's both have state filings with construction dates in fall 2026. Wild Eggs filed for a renovation starting Oct. 15. Galiana's Casa Del Tequila opened Sept. 28, so it has moved off this list.

Here's what's coming to Cypress. The soonest openings are Huey Magoo's on Barker Cypress (its filing lists construction ending in November), Kick Hot Chick'n on Fry Road, and a second La La Land at Dunham Pointe. Next year brings Wild Eggs, Culver's, Flower Child, and the Whole Foods–anchored Dunham Pointe retail village. Everything below is either announced by the business or developer or filed with the state, and we label which.

This is not a list of places you can go tonight; those live on our 2026 openings list. A state filing is a construction schedule, and construction schedules slide. We'd rather tell you exactly what a date is based on than promise a grand opening that moves three times.

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How to read this page

  • Confirmed: the business, developer, or a public agency has announced it.

  • Filed: a construction project is registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR). The dates are the owner's own estimates.

  • Estimate: our read of when it could open, based on filed dates. It's not an announcement.

  • Unconfirmed: we've seen it mentioned, but we can't currently point you to a primary source.

Coming soon to Cypress: the quick list

Project

What it is

Status

Expected

Source

Huey Magoo's

Chicken tenders

Filed

Construction ends Nov. 2026 (filed)

Kick Hot Chick'n

Nashville hot chicken

Confirmed

October 2026 (planned, not yet confirmed open)

Midnight Cravingz

Late-night ice cream

Confirmed

Opening set for Oct. 9, 2026

Casa Prime Premium Meats

Meat market

Confirmed

Fall 2026

La La Land Kind Cafe #2

Coffee, Dunham Pointe

Filed

Construction ends Dec. 2026 (filed)

Verizon

Retail store, Village Green

Confirmed

Winter 2026–27

Costco

Warehouse + gas, Grand Pkwy.

Filed

Construction ends Nov. 2026 (filed); no opening date

Wild Eggs

Breakfast and brunch

Filed

Construction ends Jan. 2027 (filed)

Culver's

Burgers, frozen custard

Filed

Construction ends June 2027 (filed)

Ivy Kids Bridgeland

Early learning center

Under construction

Summer 2027

Home Depot

Home improvement, Grand Pkwy.

Filed

Construction ends Sept. 2027 (filed)

Dunham Pointe retail village

Whole Foods + 13 tenants

Confirmed

First stores late 2027 (developer estimate)

Flower Child

Healthy fast-casual, Dunham Pointe

Filed

Construction ends Nov. 2027 (filed)

Houston Texans HQ

Team HQ + training, Toro District

Confirmed

Summer 2029

Full details for each, plus a few more without dates, are below.

[MAP: Optional pin map: Barker Cypress (Huey Magoo's), Fry Rd. (Culver's, Wild Eggs, Kick, Casa Prime), Hwy. 290 and Mason Rd. (Dunham Pointe), Grand Pkwy. and West Rd. (Costco and Home Depot), Bridgeland Central (Verizon, Texans HQ).]

Opening soonest: late 2026

Huey Magoo's

Filed. The Florida chicken-tender chain has a $350,000 interior build-out registered at 11430 Barker Cypress Rd., Ste. 200, the same center as Tim Hortons and Andy's. The filing lists construction from Sept. 1 to Nov. 1, 2026 (TDLR TABS2026029142). Community Impact lists it as coming soon, and no opening date has been announced.

[PHOTO: Huey Magoo's signage or storefront on Barker Cypress.]

Kick Hot Chick'n

Confirmed; opening date unconfirmed. Nashville-style hot chicken is taking over the old Blaze Pizza space at Cypress Spring Crossing off Fry Road. An October opening was planned, per Community Impact. As of this update, we haven't seen confirmation that it's open.

Midnight Cravingz

Confirmed. Late-night specialty ice cream at 26321 Northwest Fwy. It set its opening for Oct. 9, with 50% off over grand-opening weekend, per Community Impact. Hours are 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tuesday through Thursday, 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday and Saturday, and 6 p.m. to midnight Sunday. That makes it one of the few things open on 290 after everyone else has gone home. We'll move it to the open list once we confirm it opened on schedule.

Casa Prime Premium Meats

Confirmed. A Latino-owned meat market at 9430 Fry Rd. Plans include a 20-foot meat counter, a walk-in beer cooler, and a wine rack. It's slated for fall 2026, per Community Impact. There's no firm date yet, so their Instagram is the place to watch.

La La Land Kind Cafe (second Cypress location)

Filed. A second Cypress La La Land is coming to 14615 Mason Rd., Ste. B2-E, inside Dunham Pointe. The first one is at the Boardwalk at Towne Lake. State filings show a $220,000 build-out with construction from Sept. 7 to Dec. 20, 2026, per My Neighborhood News. Community Impact lists the opening as TBD. Estimate: late 2026 or early 2027.

Stretch Zone at Coles Crossing

Confirmed; opening date unconfirmed. An assisted-stretching studio at 24120 Northwest Fwy., Unit 500. Its location page still says "coming soon" but already lists hours. This is separate from the Stretch Zone that's been open on Fry Road since 2024.

Verizon at Village Green

Confirmed. A 1,565-square-foot Verizon store is coming to Village Green at Bridgeland Central, with a winter 2026–27 opening, per Community Impact.

Restaurants coming in 2027

Wild Eggs

Filed. The Louisville breakfast chain picked Cypress for its first Texas restaurant, per Community Impact. It's taking the former Sapporo space at 9814 Fry Rd., Ste. 240, in Cypress Creek Plaza. State filings show a $730,000 renovation of 4,107 square feet, with construction from Oct. 15, 2026, to Jan. 15, 2027, per My Neighborhood News. The chain originally said "by the end of the year." Estimate: based on the filed dates, early 2027 looks more realistic.

Culver's

Filed. This would be the first Culver's in Cypress proper: a 4,393-square-foot ground-up build with a drive-thru at 9265 Fry Rd., near Bridgeland. The filing lists a $1.85 million cost and construction from Sept. 21, 2026, to June 25, 2027 (TDLR TABS2026026040). We haven't confirmed that work has started on site. Estimate: summer 2027 at the earliest. The closest ones for now are in Katy and Fulshear.

[PHOTO: The Culver's pad on Fry Rd., if there's visible site work.]

Flower Child

Filed. The healthy fast-casual chain filed for a $1.3 million, 4,575-square-foot build-out at 14611 Mason Rd., Ste. 85A, in Dunham Pointe. Construction is listed from May to November 2027, per WhatNow, citing the state filing. The shell building itself is filed separately (TDLR TABS2026015170). Flower Child isn't on the developer's announced tenant list, so we list it as a filing. Estimate: late 2027.

Feng Cha and Oh My Gyros at Elyson

Confirmed; no dates. Both are headed to 7070 Elyson Exchange Way. Community Impact reported Feng Cha (boba) in July with no opening date, and Oh My Gyros for fall 2026. We haven't seen an opening for either yet.

Dumont Creamery and Cafe

Filed. Dumont filed in mid-September for a new location at 21920 West Rd., per Community Impact. The opening is TBD.

The big projects

Dunham Pointe retail village (Whole Foods, Shake Shack, Nordstrom Rack)

Confirmed. Trademark Property Co. and MetLife Investment Management are building a 25-acre, 202,000-square-foot retail district at Hwy. 290 and Mason Road, financed by PNC Bank. Whole Foods Market anchors it, with 13 more signed tenants:

  • Nordstrom Rack, Fidelity, Texas Country Boots, and a national junior fashion anchor that hasn't been named

  • Food and dessert: Shake Shack, Playa Bowls, Pepper Lunch, Ojo de Agua, Pokeworks, Amorino Gelato, and Milkshake Factory

  • Fitness and aesthetics: Solidcore and LaserAway

The groundbreaking was scheduled for Oct. 1, 2026. As of this update, we haven't seen confirmation that it happened on schedule. Trademark's estimate is that the first tenants open in late 2027. Nordstrom Rack says its store opens in fall 2027. → Our full Dunham Pointe breakdown has every tenant and state filing.

Grand Mason: Costco and Home Depot

Filed. Two anchors are moving at NewQuest's 400-acre Grand Mason project on the Grand Parkway:

  • Costco: a 160,000-square-foot warehouse at the Grand Parkway and West Road. The filing lists $64.5 million and construction from March 1 to Nov. 6, 2026 (TDLR TABS2026000422). Costco hasn't announced an opening date.

  • Home Depot: a 134,808-square-foot store. Its filing lists construction from Oct. 15, 2026, to Sept. 20, 2027 (TDLR TABS2026024494).

Houston Texans headquarters in the Toro District

Confirmed. The Texans plan to move their headquarters and training facility to the Toro District in Bridgeland, a Howard Hughes project. Plans include about 175,000 square feet of headquarters space and a roughly 150,000-square-foot indoor fieldhouse, with a target move-in of summer 2029, per Bisnow and KPRC. We haven't confirmed whether ground has broken. → Toro District: what's included and when

Schools, services, and everything else

Ivy Kids Bridgeland

Under construction. An $8 million, 13,871-square-foot early learning center at 21414 N. Bridgeland Lake Pkwy., across from Pope Elementary. It broke ground Aug. 19, 2026. The filing lists construction finishing April 1, 2027 (TDLR TABS2026019077), and Community Impact reports a summer 2027 opening.

CFISD Virtual Pathways campus

Filed. Cypress-Fairbanks ISD is renovating 16,212 square feet of its Annex Building at 22602 Northwest Fwy. to house the Virtual Pathways program, turning a former culinary lab into open offices. The filing lists $1.5 million and construction from Sept. 1 to Nov. 27, 2026 (TDLR TABS2026020139). CFISD hasn't announced when staff or students will use it. → Our interview with the Virtual Pathways director

Another Nine

Confirmed. A private indoor golf simulator with 24/7 member access, leasing about 3,044 square feet at Cypress Village Station, 25282 Northwest Fwy. (U.S. 290 at Skinner), per My Neighborhood News. You book online and get a door code. The opening date is TBD.

CyLife Church expansion

Confirmed. CyLife is growing its building from 35,549 to 45,187 square feet in a project the Christian Post puts at $22 million, including a 2,000-seat sanctuary. Phase one (site work and about 350 parking spaces) is done. Phase two was set to start in August, with completion in fall 2027 (Christian Post, May 2026). An earlier state filing we reported showed different cost and timing figures. We'll update when we can match the two.

Huffmeister Business Park

Filed. This is an industrial and flex project at 12638 Huffmeister Rd., marketed at 250,000+ square feet. The current state filing covers $12 million and 81,000 square feet of metal buildings, with dates running through August 2028 (TDLR TABS2026029159). The first space is marketed as available Jan. 1, 2027, per My Neighborhood News. Nobody's driving out on a Saturday for a flex building, but filings like this tell you which corridor fills in next.

Showcase Luxury Garages

Filed. Five single-story shell buildings totaling 36,167 square feet at 17214 Huffmeister Rd. The filing lists $3.5 million and completion Dec. 1, 2026 (TDLR TABS2026021166). Yes, they're garages.

Unconfirmed: we're still checking these

We listed these earlier this year. We couldn't find a current primary source for either one during this update, so treat them as unconfirmed until we can.

  • "Champs Arena," 17502 South Dr. (near Barker Cypress and 290): earlier listed as a 25,038-square-foot building finishing in May 2027. We don't know what it is.

  • Take 5 Oil Change, 22326 FM 529 (near Skyview Flats): earlier listed for completion by the end of December 2026.

Now open: moved off this list

These graduated. Restaurants go to our 2026 openings list.

  • Galiana's Casa Del Tequila, 11231 Greenhouse Rd., Ste. 150. Grand opening was Sept. 28 (Community Impact).

  • Aleyotl Coffee & Bakery, 28404 Hempstead Rd. It's been soft-open since Sept. 11, and the grand opening is planned for October (Community Impact).

  • Taco Palenque, 26003 Northwest Fwy. Opened Sept. 17.

  • Water Wings Swim School, 22314 FM 529, Ste. 200. Opened Sept. 5 (My Neighborhood News).

  • Savvy Smile Studio, 9101 Jones Rd., Ste. A1 (Community Impact).

  • Noir N Nectar Headspa and Lashes, 7714 Fry Rd., #120. In soft opening (Noir N Nectar).

How we track what's coming to Cypress

Most of what you'll read here starts as a filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. Texas requires accessibility registration for commercial construction over $50,000, and each registration lists the owner, the address, the estimated cost, and the planned start and finish dates. Those dates are the owner's estimates, not opening dates. A restaurant usually opens weeks to months after its construction-finish date, and plenty of filings slide.

When a business or developer announces something directly, we mark it confirmed and link to them. When all we have is a filing, we say so.

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Update history

  • October 12, 2026: Full refresh.

    • Rebuilt around not-yet-open projects only, with a status key, a summary table, and a source on every entry.

    • Added Huey Magoo's, Kick Hot Chick'n, Wild Eggs, Feng Cha, Oh My Gyros, Dumont Creamery, Costco, Home Depot, and the Texans HQ.

    • Moved Galiana's, Aleyotl, Taco Palenque, Water Wings, Savvy Smile Studio, and Noir N Nectar to "Now open."

    • Corrected the Ivy Kids, Huffmeister Business Park, CyLife, and Noir N Nectar details.

    • Labeled Champs Arena and Take 5 unconfirmed.

  • September 28, 2026: Previous update.

  • May 29, 2026: Page first published.

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