Is Jimmy John’s back for seconds?

Two-timing: Is franchisee Brent Bunz looking to stack on the island sandwich shops? It’s sure looking that way.

Those in the know say Bunz has selected a site for a second Jimmy John’s Gourmet Sandwiches in Galveston. Rumor has it Bunz will open the second eatery at 6302 Seawall Blvd., in a gray building that has, for months, piqued the curiosity of islanders.

Neel Shah Hospitality owns the freshly built retail building, west of 61st Street.

If the rumors are true, the island will be home to two of the popular sandwich shops.

Last month, Bunz signed a lease with Mitchell Historic Properties that would allow him to build a 1,500-square-foot eatery next to Starbucks at 102 22nd St. in the island’s downtown.

The downtown Jimmy John’s is planned east of Starbucks and will rise on space now used for parking. Jimmy John’s will lease the property and building from Mitchell Historic Properties.

Officials with Mitchell Historic Properties said there will be plenty of parking for both Starbucks and Jimmy John’s. No word on construction timelines for either sandwich shop.

Nineteen-year-old Jimmy John Liautaud launched the concept in 1983 in Charleston, Ill., after using cookbooks he checked out of the local library to perfect the award-winning bread for which the chain is known.

Along with the bread, the 1,200-store chain is known for using all fresh ingredients, offering fast service, reasonable prices, an irreverent attitude and for what it doesn’t use — additives and vegetable-based fillers. Want to talk about it? Visit Buzz Blog, galvnews.com.

A different Jimmy’s: What’s the best part of waking up? Breakfast over the Gulf of Mexico, perhaps. Jimmy’s on the Pier, the popular new restaurant at Galveston Fishing Pier, 9001 Seawall Blvd. on the island, now is open seven days a week, serving breakfast beginning at 8 a.m.

The indoor/outdoor eatery is getting rave reviews in publications across Texas. Jimmy’s on the Pier also serves lunch and dinner.

Call 409-682-5782.

Sitting pretty: Salons around the county are opening or adding services to make us look and feel better, they say.

First, island salon Happy Pretty You, 509 Eighth St., is now offering Happy Pretty Life, a program designed to “help people let go of the past, live in the moment and go forward in to the life of their dreams ...”

Owner Annie Willow is offering the program — which uses “Happy Thoughts University” — free with personal coaching to clients receiving salon services at Happy Pretty You.

The program also is available free online at happyprettylife.com as a self-study program with personal coaching via the Internet upon request.

Call 409-765-5502.

Beauty and boutique: Meanwhile, mother-and-daughter team Linda Lorch and Rebecca Wagner, a hair stylist, have opened All About the Look Salon and Boutique, 3311 E. FM 518 in League City.

The salon boasts four styling chairs, two pedicure chairs and two manicure chairs. The boutique at the front of the shop offers an assortment of clothes for women and juniors, including T-shirts, blouses, jackets, sweaters and jeans, along with accessories, such as purses and watches.

Call 281-549-6464.

Saving face: Want cutting-edge cosmetic work without the knife? That’s what Center for Alternative Medicine, an alternative health care clinic at 1001 FM 517 E. in Dickinson, is promising.

The center has added noninvasive face and body sculpting to its list of services. The resculpting equipment diminishes fine lines, wrinkles, hydrates and tightens sagging skin, among other perks, without invasive surgery, center owners said.

Call 281-534-4987.

Laura Elder is a reporter for The Daily News. Biz Buzz appears Tuesdays and Thursdays. Email your tips and suggestions to laura.elder(at)galvnews.com.