Smoothie King is planning a new Dallas stop on Webb Chapel Road, adding fruit smoothies, protein blends and a spoon-worthy side of the menu to the neighborhood’s food options.
The shop will take over a previously occupied space at 9411 Webb Chapel Road, Suite 104. For residents making their usual rounds, it means another place to pick up something cold between errands or after a workout.
Smoothie King favorites, from fruity to creamy
The brand’s Fruit Classics menu gives first-time visitors an easy starting point. Angel Food pairs strawberries and bananas with nonfat milk and turbinado sugar. Pineapple Surf goes in a tropical direction, combining strawberries, pineapple and a kiwi-apple juice blend with protein blend and turbinado.
Beyond those fruit-forward choices, the wider menu includes protein-focused smoothies and options built around vegetables, nut butters and oats. Customers can choose a familiar flavor or customize a blend to suit their preferences.
There is also a reason to reach for a spoon. Smoothie King’s bowl lineup includes Açai Cocoa Haze, Bee Berry Sting and PB Swizzle, alongside Greek yogurt bowls. The brand’s current menu offers a preview of the choices; the Dallas shop’s opening menu has not been announced.
A familiar name with Louisiana roots
According to the company’s history, Smoothie King began in Kenner, Louisiana, in 1973. Founder Steve Kuhnau started blending fruit and protein as an alternative to the milkshakes he could not tolerate.
More than five decades later, that focus on choosing a blend for a particular preference still shapes the menu. The company’s Clean Blends ingredient standards exclude artificial flavors and colors, as well as high-fructose corn syrup.
What is planned for Smoothie King on Webb Chapel
The new shop will occupy 1,590 square feet. A $250,000 renovation will remove existing partitions, finishes and equipment before installing the new interior. Webb Chapel Blends LLC is the owner listed in the state project registration.
Construction is scheduled for October 15 through December 23, 2026. That is the planned building-work timeline; an opening date has not been announced.
For Webb Chapel neighbors, the draw is straightforward: another quick stop for a favorite fruit blend, a protein smoothie or something to enjoy by the spoonful.