Southlake Town Square is a big shopping area. It has all kinds of shops and restaurants to check out. Whether you’re looking to do some shopping, grab a bite to eat, buy a gift, or get groceries…you can do it here. For those that likes doing all their activities in one stop, this is the place to go.
To browse stores by category, simply scroll down the list. To go straight to a particular store, head up to the top left of the interactive map and use the search function. By hovering your mouse over the map, you’ll be able to see the layout more clearly. For an even better look, try scrolling around to zoom in. Use the buttons at the bottom right instead if you want to zoom in/out or jump in full screen mode.
What You Can Find at Southlake Town Square
Since there’s only one floor in the mall, it’s labeled as such: Ground. Because of the mall’s layout, all stores is shown on just one floor plan. Simply click on any pin to get more info on the corresponding shop. This allow visitors to plan their route well.
The shops at Southlake Town Square offer many different kinds of shopping. They’re all on one level. Popular clothes brands include Sephora, lululemon, and Apple. Other favorites include Zara, Anthropologie, and J.Crew.
Home goods stores is everywhere in the square. For someone who wants to refresh their home decor, there’s Crate & Barrel, The Container Store, and Pottery Barn. If you need some tech items, there’s Best Buy and even a Apple store. Jewelry lovers will enjoy Kendra Scott and Brilliant Earth. If you prefer something more unique, check out Madewell and Free People. Their shops has a wide variety of fashionable styles for everyone.
This place has lots of great food options, from full-service restaurants to quick casual bites. You can choose from Starbucks; Milwaukee Joe’s (ice cream); Del Frisco’s Grille; The Cheesecake Factory; Brio Italian Grille; Muchacho Comida Tex Mex; Ozeki Ramen and Sushi; Flower Child; and Postino Wine Café. If you’re looking for something a bit healthier, or want some wine pairing action. These are your go-to places. If you’d rather have a lighter bite, they’ll do that to.
There is more than just food and retail here, too. There’s a post office (USPS) as well as FedEx Office where you can do your errands. If you’re into fitness, check out Stretch Zone or Solidcore. Want some beauty services? Head over to Waxing the City or Skin Laundry or Great Clips. Do you need professional services? Visit Cho’s Tailor or My Eye Doctor. They’ll help you take care of yourself.
And then there’s also a hotel (the Hilton Dallas Southlake Town Square), which makes it even more convenient for visitors.
There’s a lot of shops but it’s an open-air market… So come dressed for the weather! Because of that, there are certain parts which aren’t completly shaded. Also, parking fill up quickly on busier shopping days. But those little pains aside, the place is a hub that gets throngs of tourists and locals alike.
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