Here are five businesses that have closed in Frisco this spring and summer. 

The Community Grill: The Community Grill had been open since 2017 and had been through several changes in ownership before deciding to close its doors on July 5. The Community Grill served scratch made comfort food and drinks as well as hosting a variety of local events.

Uncle Julio's: The restaurant's voicemail said the location closed because of "lease related circumstances." The Frisco location first opened in April 2024. It served fish tacos, vegetable fajitas, carne asada, honey chipotle salmon, quesadillas and more. Uncle Julio's has locations in Allen and Dallas.

Chinese barbecue restaurant chain Chubby Skewers is set to open in Frisco next year, a spokesperson confirmed. Operated by the Chubby Group, the restaurant specializes in Northeastern Chinese style street food, according to its website.

The details: Guests are encouraged to take control of their barbecue experience by cooking skewers themselves with a variety of meats, seafood and other crispy bites, the website states. The restaurant will also feature a membership-based $1 skewers experience with a late-night skewers concept.

• 9180 Warren Parkway, Ste. 170, Frisco

Little Explorer’s Nest is now open in Frisco. 

What you need to know: The Montessori School offers early childhood education from 6 weeks to 12 years old. The school offers full-day programs and after-school programs. 

• 13405 Main St., Frisco