Comings and Goings

The jewelry-making store that is stocked with a selection of curated beading supplies and offers custom designs, classes, and repairs has moved from its Lovers Lane location to North Central Expressway.

The shop featuring empanadas made with top-quality ingredients, custom cakes, Argentine pastries, and charcuterie boards also offers cooking classes.

The family-friendly establishment welcomes diners with unique signature Korean fried chicken and Asian fusion dishes.

Much to the relief of Park Cities parents, the family favorite has reopened its upgraded location across from SMU.

POP MART, a market-leading character-based entertainment company and global champion of designer toy culture, opened on level 3 in March.

Sharetea, which offers drinks made from high quality tea leaves and selected ingredients shipped directly from Taiwan, has opened on rink level.

New York based women’s clothing brand TWP opened a pop-up location in May. The store is TWP’s only standalone retail space in Texas and its fourth in the nation.

Swiss watchmaking brand Richard Mille has opened its first Texas boutique and the largest Richard Mille in the country, where it offers timepieces for those with a true appreciation of fine watchmaking.

Away, the brand defining travel for a new generation, has opened on level 1 between Nordstrom and Macy’s.

Eiseman Jewels, Dallas’ premier family-owned jeweler for 62 years, opened its redesigned and expanded NorthPark salon on level 1 near Neiman Marcus in April.

Iconic western lifestyle brand Lucchese, which is known for its artisan-crafted cowboy boots, opened in May on level 1 between Neiman Marcus and Nordstrom.

The Richardson favorite that takes the low and slow barbecue tradition seriously is offering quality cuts prepared in the central Texas style at its new location.

The new dining destination inspired by the style and sophistication of Galleria Dallas seeks to deliver an experience rooted in quality, attention to detail, and intentional design.

The fashion and lifestyle brand has moved its Highland Park Village store to the Knox Henderson district.

The Milan-based brand that features eye-catching prints and vibrant colors will open its first standalone Texas location at Highland Park Village in the fall.

The brand known for its ridiculously good leather bags, wallets, and accessories, is slated to open on level 2 next to ALDO later this summer.

The New American gastropub offering craft brew tastings, beer, and bites has closed its Design District location.

The modern Mexican restaurant serving good-for-you food and a healthy amount of tequila has closed its McKinney Avenue location.

The burger chain that opened its first location in 1969 is still serving up chili, Frosties, and chicken nuggets, just not in the 3700 block of Forest Lane.