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February 4, 2025

Here is a look at the latest changes in the business landscape in the Sioux Falls area.

A popular dual cities store for eggs Roller Does Sioux Falls plan second. The restaurant plans to open this summer inside the One2, a new mixed-use building at the southern end of the center of 12th street between the First and Second Avenue. He plans to open his first place this spring on the bridges on the 57th.

HY-VEE replace Wahlburgers places in his shops in the Midwest with a return to him Lattice format. Wahlburgers was in three Hy-Wees in Sioux Falls. As of today, all Hy-Wee restaurants have started offering a new breakfast menu. A new lunch and dinner menu will unfold throughout February.

ALE WORKS session is closed for renovation and rebanding. The restaurant and craft beer of 323 S. Whitewood Circle is expected to reopen in April.

Betting off the track come The sandbar and grill, renamed Rail birds. A new ownership group reconstructs the restaurant and expands into adjacent free space with the gambling area for horse and dog racing. The OTB area is expected to open before the end of March.

Volunteers of America, Dakotasis the new owner of one of the former Apple Tree Children’s Centers. The Non -Profit organization recently purchased the building of 700 N. Sycamore Ave. And she plans to use it as an extended site for her daily adult programming services with intellectual and disability development. The new place will replace a former warehouse that is currently being used in the Cleveland and Rice area. The plan is to move to the new site in late spring or early summer.

JDS Industries It is now the property of its employees. The owner and second -generation executive director Scott Smithon has transferred the ownership of the company, which is a wholesale prize, recognition, customization and signature, to an employee ownership plan. Companywide, JDS has about 350 employees, including almost 200 in Sioux Falls, and is sold to about 35,000 businesses across the country and even around the world.

Kwik Star and Tire Center LES SCHWAB are the latest national retailers who head to Brandon. They plan to build in Plaza Brandon 90, commercial development in the southeast corner of the Interstate 90 exit. In addition, Casey has purchased land on Aspen Boulevard opposite Brandon’s golf course for its second gas station in the Community.

The long -awaited Kpot It will open on Wednesday in 2814 S. Louise Ave. Diners will prepare their Korean barbecue and hot pots on the table. The restaurant will have a nightclub vibration, said Anna Jean, one of the franchise owners.

Orthopedic institute He will start seeing patients on February 10 in his new tea building. The Services of 2120 E. Live Strong St. In the development of Bakker landing, they include a walk clinic, opportunities for modern and images and outpatient physical and work therapy and rehabilitation. While the 22 OI doctors will still perform surgery in other hospitals, some minor procedures will be performed in the new building, such as the treatment of carpel tunnel syndrome or triggering finger releases. OI has been located on Aver McKenan’s campus for 25 years. It also relocates its GreatLife Efficiency Center, which he shares on the 69th and southeast.

Simon’s tacos Open second place in Sioux Falls. The local restaurant is 2401 E. 10th St. in the former Pita Pit Space. It is open every day.

A new barber shop east of the city center is intended to offer more than hairstyles. The artist’s club In 1512 E. 10th St. is owned by Abdiel Ramirez and Jonathan Marroquin. Ramirez said the goal is to provide a unique combination of artistry, community and exclusive service. While the store cares mostly for men, including children, Ramirez said everyone was welcome.

A new Mexican restaurant has a ranch style style in Durango and dishes from other Latin America countries like El Salvador. Gordas Durango is in the former Burger Time building of 2300 W. 12th St. Local restaurant, owned at the local level, is open every day.

Tasty t He plans to open this month at the food court at the Empire mall. The menu includes Korean corn dogs, dust donuts, coffee and beans tea. He has places in other malls, but this will be the first in South Dakota.

Bobbi Clayton and Meagan Turbak open The manufacturer’s circle At Cascade at Falls Park, 701 N. Phillips Ave., along with the sale of work from different manufacturers, they plan to use the space to host hours to massage and a summer camp for students, plus a pop-station where someone can to stop and do something in place. The manufacturer’s circle is aimed at opening on March 1 and now registers students for its summer camps.

A store offering repaired furniture and vintage home decor near the city center will now be open a few days every week. Spicy style In 824 W. 10th St. It was opened once a month and is now open every Thursday and Friday from 10:00 to 17:00, plus the second Saturday of the month in the same hours.

Breadico returns to the city center in the form of a new CHERAPA Place cafe. The sour dough bread store will keep its retail presence at 6219 S. Western Ave. until it will bring an extended menu to the new Breadico Cafe Inside the Bancorp building along the Big Siu River. The plan is to open sometime this summer.

The owners of Polar bites I decided that this spring would not open the place in the city center. Matt and Jess Rooney plan to focus instead on the location of 41st street and both Dakota Snow Mobile units. The polar bites, then known as the Sub Zero Deserts, opened in the spring of 2023 in the 8th and the Railway Center.

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