Smoke n Slurp

Smoke n Slurp occupies a 1,348 sq ft tenant space within the 150 Business Park facility at 340 E. FM 150 Ste. 400 in Kyle, Texas. The project involves the renovation and alteration of an existing building to prepare the space for retail use. Kyle Development Partners LLC is the owner of record, while HDZ Design Build serves as the design firm for this specific fit-out.

The estimated cost for this work is $120,000, which calculates to $89 per square foot. This figure is close to the county median of $95 per square foot for similar renovation projects in Hays County. However, the total project cost sits in the bottom quarter of the 1,313 registered renovation and alteration filings in the county, where the median estimated cost is $250,000. The scheduled build window of 61 days is shorter than the county median of 92 days for comparable work.

Construction Status and Timeline

TDLR completed the plan review in July 2025. Construction was scheduled to begin in August 2025, with a planned completion date of October 2025. Although that scheduled date has passed, TDLR has not yet recorded a final inspection. Consequently, the current state of the site is not confirmed in the public record. The project remains privately funded on private land for private use.

Kyle Development Partners LLC has three other TDLR-registered projects totaling $900,000, including the nearby 150 Business Park renovation and the Kyle Shell Building. HDZ Design Build has two other registered projects totaling $400,000, including 12 Business Center in San Marcos. Local businesses in the immediate area include Texas Pie Co, a bakery, and The Southpark Agency, an insurance agency.

Third-party listings describe the business as a one-stop shop for premium wine, beer, whiskey, rum, vodka, vapes, and cigars. An Instagram post by the business handles itself as "The Liquor Store by Smoke N' Slurp." Delivery services like Postmates and Uber Eats have listed the location, though some indicate the service is unavailable. These external descriptions reflect the intended retail nature of the space but do not confirm operational status.