Located on two levels, The Shoppes At Solana provides a nice blend of shops, restaurants and services for those who want to get out and shop localy without having to go to far. It’s also a hub for locals who are in search of anything from clothes to one-of-a-kind local find.
To browse various kinds of shops, readers can scroll down the categories section. To quicky locate a particular store, readers can type its name into the search box located in the upper left-hand corner of the interactive map. To get a closer look, readers can simply move their mouse cursor around the interactive map and scroll up and down. For an even better view, readers may choose to go into full screen mode by using the buttons found in the lower right hand corner of the interactive directory map.
Shops, Food and Services at The Shoppes At Solana
There are two levels in this mall: the Upper Level and the Lower Level. To switch between floors, click the “Upper Level” and “Lower Level” labels located in the upper right-hand side of the interactive directory map. Once clicked on, each store pin show additional information regarding that particular shop.
Shoppers has plenty of choices at The Shoppes At Solana. A big emphasis is placed on fashion. Popular retailers such as Aeropostale, Hollister Co., Victoria’s Secret and Dillard’s can be found here. Athletic wear and sneaker enthusiast will enjoy Zumiez and the Finish Line, which feature today’s latest trends. If you’re into western style, STARR Western Wear have two locations, one on each level. There are many accessories too: Union Fashion, Lids, Sunglass Hut and Claire’s all adds to the shopping experience. Younger shoppers (or those looking for pop culture merchandise) may want to check out Hot Topic and Republic.
Throughout the complex, there are places to get snacks and dine in. If you’re looking for heartier meals, you can stop by Ceviche Bar Solana or Hot Joes Meal Prep. You can go to Franco’s if you want a bigger meal. If you’re thirsty, head on over to Wine Attitude or Grape Friends for some wine. For something lighter, you can eat ElectriFry-ed Loaded Fries or try a cold treat from either Dippin’ Dots or Blue Collar Shaved Ice. There is also more casual dining options like OohlalaSnacks. To mix things up, check out sabor mx llc or Le French Touch for other types of cuisine.
In addition to dining and retail, there are a number of service providers located within the center. LensCrafters is on the upper level and Eye Care Plus is on the lower level, so both has you covered for eye care. Need some beauty or grooming action? Check out Luxor Salon & Barber Co. X2E or Michelle & Warman. Got some shoes that need some love? Head over to The Shoe Doctor for repairs. If you’re looking to get your sweat on, check out Academy of Aerial Fitness or TRUFIT Athletic Clubs for workout space and training.
Beyond that, there are some special touches in terms of retail offerings and community spaces. Screaming Eagles and El Paso Collectibles offers collectible items. The Red Door Vintage has vintage pieces. All Things Japan has a specialized selection for those into Japanese culture. Greenery and Jungle Reef carry pet supplies and plants. Finally, Art Nova and The Red Door Vintage add some creativity to the mix.
Not only is it a place to shop, but there are community organizations present as well such as The Arc, Autism Society and GiGi’s Playhouse. For other electronics and home goods, visit Conn’s HomePlus, while media and phone service can be found at fye and Simple Mobile.
There’s a lot to see here, though there is a little walking between levels. Some things is upstairs, some downstairs (that kind of thing). But it’s a good combination of local shops and recognizable brands for most everything you’d want or need.
Note: Stores do come and go from time to time. This directory map is up-to-date as of writing, and we’ll update it to match. Bookmark the page so you can return here easily next visit to view the directory.
