Several restaurants and eateries have opened up in and around Tomball and Magnolia, as previously reported by Community Impact. Check them out below. This list is not comprehensive.

Don Julios Mexican Restaurant
The restaurant serves fajitas, burritos, enchiladas, tacos and nachos. The eatery also offers a full bar and specialty drinks.

• Opened Oct. 2
• 28303 Dobbin-Huffsmith Road, Ste. D, Magnolia

• Opened Nov. 7
• 213 Houston St., Tomball

• Opened Dec. 17
• 24211 Kuykendahl Road, Ste. 160, Tomball

Flour House Bakers is celebrating 10 years in business, owner Matt Cross confirmed.

What we know: The bakery, which can be found at the Tomball Farmers Market and the Heights Mercantile Market, sells a variety of fresh, homemade baked goods. Cross said menu items include sourdough bread, English muffins, almond shortbread cookies, pizza dough and more. 

Cross said the 20 different menu items change every week.

PetSet debuted a custom-built mobile spay-and-neuter clinic Dec. 18, expanding the nonprofit’s ability to bring preventative veterinary care directly to Houston neighborhoods with limited access to services, according to a news release.

The details: The state-of-the-art unit was designed to increase efficiency and capacity, allowing PetSet to perform more surgeries each day and serve larger and older animals, according to the release.

PetSet officials said the mobile clinic is expected to support up to 1,200 additional surgeries annually and is designed specifically for high-volume surgery days. 

The mobile unit includes an expanded number of kennels and a second surgical table to support multiple procedures at once. 

“With these enhancements, we expect to perform hundreds more spay and neuter surgeries each year,” Co-President Tama Lundquist said. “This new mobile unit is a critical step forward in addressing the root causes of animal overpopulation across Greater Houston.”

The clinic is scheduled to begin full operations in January and will rotate through communities across Greater Houston.

United Airlines launched its first nonstop service route from George Bush Intercontinental Airport to Tepic, Riviera Nayarit, Mexico, on Dec. 20, according to a Dec. 22 news release.

The details: With the addition of the route, IAH will now serve as the sole U.S. destination out of the Tepic International Airport, according to the news release. The new route operates once a week on Saturdays, with seasonal service available from mid-December to mid-August. It provides direct access to the Riviera Nayarit region, according to the news release. With the addition of Tepic, United now serves 24 destinations in Mexico and 52 destinations across Latin America from IAH, the news release states.

Also of note: At William P. Hobby Airport, travelers moving through the Central Concourse now have a new sit-down dining option with the December opening of the Yard House, according to a Dec. 22 news release.