North Mount Juliet new businesses and relocations include the Paper Mill, Whataburger updates
The Paper Mill is scheduled to open July 6, in Mount Juliet for breakfast and lunch, with plans to eventually expand with a bar area and menu at later hours.
Owners Justin Ragan, Adam Yates, and Brandy Yates have renovated the space where T.J. Courtney’s Restaurant and Catering operated for more than a decade on North Mount Juliet Road.
Hours will initially be 7 a.m.-2 p.m.
The bar area is expected to be finished this fall.
The restaurant seats around 75. The owners also plan to open a merchandise shop, Ragan said.
Jonathan Humphrey is the chef.
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Whataburger update
The Whataburger restaurant approved at the southeast corner of North Mount Juliet and Lebanon roads had to revisit its site plan, and the opening is now scheduled for early 2023.
The state did not approve the site plan’s North Mount Juliet Road entrance, said Mark Lineberry of Lineberry Properties. The state felt the entrance was too close to the intersection, he said.
An entrance off Lebanon Road for the Whataburger remains as part of the plan.
Lineberry is working with the city on a new plan, which includes extending the entrance on Mount Juliet Road to Slim Chickens. The entrance would extend to a future Camel Express Car Wash and the Whataburger, Lineberry said.
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Popshelf
Popshelf, a bargain retail concept under the Dollar General brand, opened a new store on Lebanon Road in Mount Juliet on Tuesday.
The location is at the intersection of North Mount Juliet Road in the former Yard Sale USA building that has been renovated for Popshelf.
Big O Tires and commercial center
Big O Tires is expected to move into a new building under construction at 11465 Lebanon Road near Meb Court this fall, Lineberry said.
A commercial center with space for five tenants is also being constructed on Meb Court. BenchMark Physical Therapy is expected to take one spot and Lineberry is negotiating with other potential tenants.
Lineberry is also exploring an entertainment district on additional land off Meb Court.
Allyn Aesthetics
The medspa and salon expect to relocate to a commercial building that is part of the Vintage Station North development in the coming weeks, owner Jennifer Allyn said.
The approximately 2,500-square-foot building is on North Mount Juliet Road in front of the Vintage Station North apartment and townhome units.
Allyn Aesthetics has operated within My Salon Suite on Providence Parkway in Mt. Juliet.
Third Coast Salt Day Spa
A new building on Sunset Drive just west of North Mount Juliet Road is expected to be ready for operation in August, Third Coast Salt Day Spa owner Shari Arnold said.
Third Coast Salt Day Spa will relocate from a building further south on North Mount Juliet Road shared with Smoothie King. The new building is about 5,000 square feet. Third Coast Salt Day Spa will take about 3,500 square feet and a wellness company out of Texas will take the rest of the space.
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