Comings and Goings

Are you brave enough to be a guest inside the BooMont Hotel? The immersive spooky experience featuring mysterious rooms, interactive spaces, and imaginative photo opportunities will be open on level three through Oct. 31.

The Pan-Latin restaurant known for its mouthwatering desserts may have closed its McKinney Avenue location, but it is still serving up coffee, baked goods, breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner in the Design District.

The provider of medically guided weight loss and metabolic health has started offering personalized, long-term wellness solutions at its first Texas location in the Preston Forest neighborhood.

The restaurant reimagining fast food and committed to fresh, plant forward, and earth friendly options has brought its salads, protein plates, and grain bowls to Snider Plaza.

The one-stop celebration shop has reopened its location in The Plaza at Preston Center. It’s also added some upgrades — a bubbly bar and expanded celebration area.

Dallas’ first Korean Wagyu omakase dining experience will land in the Design District this fall. The luxury concept will feature 12-and 18-course menus that blend Japanese A5 wagyu with Korean omakase structure and beef techniques, along with American influences. 

Preston Center just got spookier. The Halloween superstore has opened in the former (definitely not haunted) home of Office Depot.

The women-founded and led wellness brand will start offering classic spa services with advanced medical aesthetics on Oct. 9 at its luxury flagship location in The Plaza at Preston Center. It will give customers 20% off all treatments and products through Nov. 9.

The gastropub featuring bites, cocktails, wine and brews has closed its doors after more than 15 years on Henderson Avenue.