Tom Thumb at Harvest Town Center Argyle: What to Expect

Is Tom Thumb open at Harvest Town Center in Argyle?

Yes. Tom Thumb opened on Friday, March 6, 2026, at 1046 Market Way, Argyle, TX 76226, at the northwest corner of I-35W and FM 407. The 63,000-square-foot store has a full-service bakery, deli, meat and seafood department, produce, a floral department, an in-store Starbucks, a pharmacy with a drive-thru, and DriveUp & Go curbside pickup. It anchors Harvest Town Center, where Chuy’s, McDonald’s, Chick-fil-A, and Chase Bank are also open.

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• North Fort Worth Real Producers, 2026: Edson Miranda ranked Top 250 and Paige Miranda ranked Top 1,000, out of approximately 15,000 agents in the North Fort Worth market.
• RealTrends Verified, 2026: Miranda Realty Team named a Best Real Estate Small Team in Argyle, Texas, based on independently verified 2025 production.
• Team production: Over 50 homes sold and more than $25 million in Texas real estate closed over the last two years.
• Service area: Argyle, Northlake, Denton, Justin, and Flower Mound, Texas

Tom Thumb at a Glance

🎉 Grand Opening, March 6, 2026

The wait is over. Tom Thumb opened its doors at Harvest Town Center on Friday, March 6, 2026, with shoppers able to start at 6 a.m., and the community showed up to celebrate.

Here’s how the day unfolded:

• 🌭 8am–2pm: Oscar Mayer Wienermobile parked on-site
• 🎈 2pm–6pm: Face painting and balloon artist
• 🏈 6pm: Meet and greet with Cowboys legend Drew Pearson
• 🎁 All day: Giveaways, food demos, and special brand mascot appearances

The first 300 customers received a free bag. All day long, Tom Thumb sampled food including charcuterie boards, Dietz & Watson meats and cheeses, Alaskan Snow Crab, Blue Bell Ice Cream, and more, plus drinks including mimosa sampling, Bubbl’r, Electrolit, and Pepsi Zero.

If you live in Harvest or Pecan Square, the wait is over. Tom Thumb broke ground on January 28, 2025, on its 63,000-square-foot grocery store at Harvest Town Center, and it opened March 6, 2026. It’s the anchor tenant that Harvest and Pecan Square residents have been waiting for since they moved into the area.

What You’re Getting

Tom Thumb brings a full-service grocery experience:

Fresh departments:

• Full-service bakery
• Deli counter
• Meat and seafood department
• Produce section
• Floral department

Convenience features:

• In-store Starbucks
• Pharmacy with a drive-thru
• DriveUp & Go grocery pickup (order online, pick up curbside)

Construction Timeline

• January 28, 2025: Groundbreaking with Argyle officials, Hillwood executives, and Ridgemont Construction
• About 13 months of construction
• March 6, 2026: Grand opening

The roughly $12.6 million project was built by Irving-based Ridgemont Construction Co. in partnership with Hillwood.

Harvest Town Center Is Growing

Tom Thumb isn’t alone at Harvest Town Center anymore.

Already open:

• McDonald’s
• Chick-fil-A
• Chase Bank
• Chuy’s Tex-Mex: southern Denton County’s first Chuy’s. Read our full breakdown here.

Phase 1 is complete. Additional restaurants and another bank are planned for Phase 2, with the full center projected at 138,000 square feet. As of early 2026, there were 16+ spaces available for retail, medical office, and restaurant use. See our Harvest Town Center guide for the latest.

Harvest House: A New Kind of Neighbor

Hillwood broke ground on Harvest House, a 349-unit multifamily community at 200 Harvest Way, at the northeast corner of I-35W and FM 407, across the interstate from Tom Thumb. It has 259 apartments and 90 townhomes with private yards, and Hillwood describes it as within walking distance of Harvest Town Center. It’s now leasing, with full completion expected in late 2026.

Harvest House is the first luxury multifamily community within Argyle ISD, which Hillwood describes as ranked in the top 1% of Texas districts. It adds more households to the immediate trade area.

Why Argyle? Why Now?

Hillwood’s two master-planned communities nearby, Harvest in Argyle (4,000+ homes planned) and Pecan Square in Northlake (about 3,100 homes planned), represent over 7,000 homes at full build-out that needed convenient grocery access.

An Albertsons spokesperson said the profusion of new homes was a factor in Tom Thumb’s choice.

The grocery race in southern Denton County:

• Denton: Argyle courted an H-E-B along Robson Ranch Road, but H-E-B chose Landmark in Denton. Denton’s first H-E-B has an opening window of December 2026 to February 2027. Read about it here.
• Flower Mound: H-E-B closed on 22.8 acres at Furst Ranch in June 2025, and a Costco has been proposed, with approvals pending and a May 2028 target.
• Argyle: A grocer is planned at the Heritage tract on Robson Ranch Road, but the tenant hasn’t been announced.

See The Grocery Store Wars of Southern Denton County.

Growth along I-35W:

• Hillwood’s Landmark (north of Harvest) will have about 6,000 homes and 3,000+ multifamily units in Denton.
• The Heritage tract across from Landmark has a planned grocer, retail, and a Baylor Scott & White wellness campus. See our Heritage guide.
• A separate proposal on the Heath Tract is still working through a contested rezoning. See our Argyle commercial guide.

The Alliance Connection

Harvest and Pecan Square are part of Hillwood’s AllianceTexas vision. At the groundbreaking, Hillwood’s Guy Grivas said the store would anchor Harvest Town Center and give residents of Hillwood’s communities convenient access to a full-service grocer.

What This Means for You

If you live in Harvest or Pecan Square: No more driving to Denton, Flower Mound, or Trophy Club just for groceries. For prescriptions, Pecan Plaza now has a CVS at 8000 Gibbs Road as well.

If you’re considering moving to the area: With a full-service grocery store, Chuy’s, and Harvest House now open or leasing, access to everyday amenities, one of the biggest concerns for newer communities, is largely answered.

If you’re watching the Alliance corridor: Tom Thumb’s roughly $12.6 million investment, Harvest House, and the retail spaces still being leased are signs of growth. We can’t promise what any of it does to home values.

What to Watch For Next

With Tom Thumb and Chuy’s both open, attention turns to what fills Phase 2 at Harvest Town Center. Follow Alliance Network for updates.

Frequently Asked Questions

When did Tom Thumb open in Argyle? Friday, March 6, 2026, at 1046 Market Way, Argyle, TX 76226.

How big is the Argyle Tom Thumb? 63,000 square feet.

Does it have a pharmacy? Yes, with a drive-thru.

Does it have a Starbucks? Yes, in-store.

Does it offer grocery pickup? Yes, through DriveUp & Go curbside pickup.

What else is at Harvest Town Center? Chuy’s, McDonald’s, Chick-fil-A, and Chase Bank, with Phase 2 still to come.

Who built it? Ridgemont Construction Co. of Irving, in partnership with Hillwood.

Is there an H-E-B near Harvest or Pecan Square? Not yet. Denton’s first H-E-B, at Landmark, has an opening window of December 2026 to February 2027.

Who should I talk to about buying in Harvest or Pecan Square? Edson Miranda and Paige Miranda of Miranda Realty Team, based in Northlake, TX. Reach them at 940.577.2051 or [email protected].

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Sources

• Community Impact: Tom Thumb now open in Harvest Town Center near Argyle
• Hillwood: Tom Thumb to anchor retail center in booming area
• Cross Timbers Gazette: Tom Thumb to break ground on new store at Harvest
• Cross Timbers Gazette: Tom Thumb grocery store planned for Harvest Town Center
• Hillwood: Hillwood breaks ground on Harvest House

Related Resources

• Harvest Town Center Argyle TX Openings and 2026 Updates
• Harvest by Hillwood: Complete Community Guide
• Pecan Square by Hillwood: Everything You Need to Know
• Landmark by Hillwood: Denton’s $10B Master-Planned Community
• The Complete Guide to Buying a Home in North Texas in 2026