A new neighborhood, Breeze Way at Carroll, located near the intersection of Breeze Way and South Carroll Avenue will bring six new single-family homes to Southlake.

Council approved a second reading of a zoning change and development plan for Breeze Way at Carroll by a 6-1 vote during the June 2 meeting. Council member Eric Wang voted against the zoning change and development plan.

What you need to know: Within the six-home neighborhood, the average residential lot size will be 22,435 square feet. The development proposal also includes a 31-foot right of way with a 9.5-foot buffer on either side for sidewalks and utility easements, per city documents.

What they're saying: “These are going to be the largest lots of any of the subdivisions around us,” said Curtis Young, a principal with Sage Group Inc. who was representing the developer. “It’s very, very compatible with the neighborhoods.”

One more thing: As part of the zoning and development plan approval, council members stipulated the creation of a homeowners association for the neighborhood.

A third Pop Mart location is now open within Grapevine Mills.

The overview: The store sells a variety of collectibles and character-based toys, according to its website. Customers can purchase plush dolls, such as Labubu, figurines and accessories.

Also of note: Pop Mart is located in the former GameStop location within the mall, according to previous reporting. There are two other locations in North Texas in Dallas and Frisco.

• 3000 Grapevine Mills Parkway, Ste. 501, Grapevine

The first airport restaurant for Portillo’s opened inside Terminal B at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport in late May.

Travelers can order Portillo’s signature menu items like Chicago-style hot dogs, Italian beef sandwiches, char-grilled burgers and Portillo’s chocolate cake, according to a news release. Plans for the Chicago eatery were first announced last May, according to previous reporting.

The details: The restaurant features self-order kiosks and order-ahead pickup, as well as a Portillo’s Grab & Go area. There is also a variety of seating options for more than 50 guests, according to the restaurant’s website.

Portillo’s partner at the airport is PhaseNext Hospitality, according to previous reporting.

What else? The Chicago-based company has two locations in Fort Worth, as well as restaurants in Arlington, Dallas, Mansfield, Grand Prairie, Grapevine and The Colony, according to its website.

• 2400 Aviation Drive, Terminal B, DFW Airport