OPEN
The BooMont Hotel Galleria Dallas
The spooky-not-scary attraction is bringing thrills and chills to level 3 with two brand-new rooms, more square footage, and different ways to explore, including a haunted mirror maze, ghost pool, and master key scavenger hunt. The experience is open weekends in September, and daily beginning Oct. 2.
Ed Kellum & Son 5319 E. Mockingbird Lane
The family-owned appliance and electronics store is offering luxury appliances for home, kitchen, laundry, and outdoor needs at its new Mockingbird Station location.
Élephante Dallas 2701 Maple Ave.
The new spot inspired by the cuisine and spirit of coastal southern Italy offers diners a transportive experience centered around seasonal Italian cuisine, aperitivo culture, and warm hospitality.
Manor Aesthetics 6915 Preston Road
Advanced medical expertise, artistic precision, and a personal approach to care come together in thoughtful, natural results at Manor’s new location.
On NorthPark Center
The premium global sportswear brand has brought its performance-driven footwear and apparel to Dallas’ community of runners and athletic enthusiasts at a new location on level 1 between Macy’s and Dillard’s.
COMING
Campisi’s 7709 Inwood Road
The Dallas Italian food institution will re-open in the former Perch Bistro & Bar space in early 2027. The new plans come after a fire led to the closure of Campisi’s Lovers Lane location late last year.
SotoMethod 4212 Oak Lawn Ave.
The New York City fitness studio has brought its efficient and approachable workouts to The Shops of Highland Park.
Nikki Smith Galleria Dallas
The Dallas-based brand will bring affordable, modern, and dainty jewelry to level 2 near Corner Bakery this fall.
Rejuvenation Inwood Village
The Williams-Sonoma brand is slated to begin delivering its signature lighting, hardware, and home furnishings to Preston Hollow this fall.
Yo-Chi Frozen Yogurt 5710 W. Lovers Lane, Suite 101
Fancy a cold treat, mate? The fro-yo favorite from Down Under is slated to open a store between Inwood Village and the Dallas North Tollway, where it will offer treats made using fresh milk.
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