Expansion Alert

Food and beverage stores operators expanding in Texas

Existing operators opening another location. Permits dated 2026-09-30 to 2026-10-30, from the Texas Comptroller's public register.

Expansion events
70
Second locations
37
Operators with 2-9 sites
24

National chains are excluded by default. An operator with hundreds of sites is already served; a local business opening its second to ninth location is the one making a fresh buying decision.

Of the 70 records here, the most active city is Houston with 8; 70 of these come from an operator that already runs a site.

BusinessIndustryLocationPermit dateOperator
Spicy Bomb INCFood and beverage stores11665 Tait Ct, El Paso 799362026-10-24second location · 1 existing
Spicy Bomb INCFood and beverage stores6101 Gateway Blvd W, El Paso 799252026-10-24second location · 1 existing
Dannay's Donuts
Joanja Corporation
Food and beverage stores401 S Main St, Highlands 775622026-10-23growing local operator · 3 existing
Goodies on Commerce
Goodies on Board, LLC
Food and beverage stores111 N Commerce St, Gainesville 762402026-10-23second location · 1 existing
Palace Donuts
Joanja Corporation
Food and beverage stores224 N Main St, Highlands 775622026-10-23growing local operator · 3 existing
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By city

CityRecords
Houston8
Fort Worth6
El Paso3
Odessa3
Dallas2
Highlands2
Lakeway2
Longview2
40 other categories42

By operator size

OperatorRecords
Second location37
Growing local operator24
Regional chain9

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Excluded from this view: Nonstore retail (online / mail order) — mostly home-based sellers without customer premises.

The permit date is not an opening date, and this is a record of where business is operating and expanding rather than a forecast. How this feed works.