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Comings and Goings

What local businesses are coming and going in the month of November
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OPEN 

Ball and Buck 5370 W. Lovers Lane, Suite 325

The outdoor lifestyle brand’s Inwood Village store offers heritage-inspired menswear, womenswear, and outdoor gear, along with destination-worthy attractions, such as a full-service barbershop, hidden gun room, and restored vintage Jeep.

Jellycat Ranch Nordstrom NorthPark Center

The British brand has taken a roadtrip to the Old West. It’s set up camp on the second floor of Nordstrom in a Texas ranch-inspired space. 

Lafayette 148 NorthPark Center

The New York brand that pairs clean lines and warm materials with intimate spaces for one-on-one styling is offering Dallasites a closer connection to its personalized service and the craftmanship it has spent 30 years refining.

LiftHER – Women’s Strength Studio 5550 W. Lovers Lane, Suite 146

The woman-only strength studio has brought its small group lifting with expert-led programming to Inwood Village. 

Meraki Pilates and Physical Therapy 6160 Sherry Lane, Suite 110

Meraki is delivering high-quality, individualized care that combines the principles of Pilates with evidence-based physical therapy techniques in this space just south of Preston Center.

Yo-Chi 5710 W. Lovers Lane, Suite 101

The Australian frozen yogurt brand recently made its U.S. debut, drawing a crowd of 5,000 over its opening weekend. A second Dallas location is in the works for NorthPark Center later this year.

Toastique 8060 Park Lane North, Suite B116

The gourmet toast, juice, and coffee bar known for its chef-crafted, nutrition-forward menu brought its vibrant açaí bowls, nutrient-packed smoothies, and other delicious and wholesome options to The Shops at Park Lane on Oct. 10.

COMING

Go Greek Yogurt 6401 Hillcrest Ave., Suite 102

Go Greek is slated to bring a taste of the Mediterranean to the Park Cities with the opening of this location across from SMU, which will offer classic and frozen yogurt, Greek bowls, and smoothies.

LAKE Pajamas Inwood Village

The beloved pajama store will offer sleepwear, loungewear, and daywear in its first Texas location, which is scheduled to open just in time for cooler temps on Nov. 6.

Pause Studio Park Cities 5643 W. Lovers Lane

The studio founded in Venice Beach, California, in 2016 is slated to begin offering Dallasites a transformational wellness experience and space for rest, reflection, and recovery next to Fifth Third Bank. 

CLOSED 

Starbucks 6733 Hillcrest Avenue

The coffee chain closed this location, along with about 250 others nationwide, in September. Coffee afficionados can find their caffeine fix nearby in Snider Plaza coffee shops Kilo Coffee and White Rock Coffee, as well as several cafes.

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Sarah Hodges

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Sarah Hodges is editor of People Newspapers. She wrote for The Kansas City Star, served in the Peace Corps, worked as a law firm associate, and spent more than a decade caring for her children as a stay-at-home parent prior to joining Park Cities People as managing editor in 2024. In her spare time, you can find her running, either around the neighborhood or to various kid activities.
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