The Lake Highlands Town Center is a one-stop shop for family fun, casual eats, and everyday errands. From your favorite groceries to grab-and-go food, this one level mall offer everything you need in one place.
Looking for a particular store? Simply type the name into the search box located in the upper left corner of the map. Or, if you prefer, you can navigate to that store by scrolling through the various categories. Because the mall is only one level, there’s not a need to toggle back and forth between floors. All stores appears on one floor plan, which is called Ground. To get a closer look, simply click one of the pins (which represents a store) and you’ll see more information about that store. You can also zoom in and out by clicking the appropriate button in the lower right-hand side of the map. You can also scroll and move your mouse cursor around the map to zoom in and out, or go into full screen mode for a clearer look.
A Guide to Lake Highlands Town Center
It is also a basic part of daily life. As far as grocery stores go, Sprouts Farmers Market is unique, specializing in natural organic foods and fresh produce. It’s a good place to stock up on groceries.
If you’re looking for something lighter then that, or just need a coffee, Starbucks has plenty of options including pastries, teas, espresso drinks and seasonal beverages. First Watch is a daytime café offering made-to-order breakfast, brunch and lunch with fresh ingredients. And when it comes to frozen yogurt, Yogurtland lets its customers get creative with a variety of flavors and toppings.
Beyond the grab-and-go items, there are also restaurants where you can sit down for a complete meal. For those who love subs, Jersey Mike’s Subs provides freshly sliced cold cuts and sub sandwiches. If seafood is more your thing, Fish City Grill has you covered with its all-Gulf Coast seafood fare, including oysters, shrimp, fresh fish, and more. For something a bit different than, Cane Rosso presents a Neapolitan pizzeria experience featuring wood-fired pizzas, craft beers, and pastas. It’s a range of flavors that will satisfy any craving.
The center also serves more than just a place to eat. There’s a local dentist (Ideal Dental) offering everything from emergency dental care to cosmetic and general dentistry for all ages. There’s a chiropractor (The Joint Chiropractic) that do spinal adjustments with no appointment needed. There’s an insurance company (State Farm) which offer life, home, and auto insurance plus additional financial products. There’s also a package, mailbox, printer, and shipping store (The UPS Store) and even a real estate firm (Local Resident Realty) that help people buy and sell houses. So it’s kind of like a one-stop-shop.
There are also stores that will be of interest to techies and pet owners. For wireless carrier requirements, go to Verizon, which sell phones and tablets, as well as plans and mobile accessories. For pet owners, head to Hollywood Feed, which stocks natural pet food, toys, treats and supplies. For families with little ones, check out Play Street Museum, an indoor play space featuring themed pretend-play areas created just for kids.
It’s got all the basics covered: basic services, quick meal options, grocery shopping. But it might not have big department stores for fashion shopping. It’s also easy to navigate. The layout is very straight forward, everything is on the ground level. People can get their errands done quickly here and even grab a coffee or a quick bite to eat.
The interactive directory map is up-to-date as of the date it was created, but stores will change over time. Bookmark this page so you can easily access the directory the next time you visit.
