Galleria Dallas is rolling out a wave of changes this year, announcing seven new stores and restaurants alongside major renovations throughout the center. From a refreshed ice rink to a new entry corridor and expanded food offerings, the updates come on the heels of last week’s big reveal: Netflix House will open its Dallas location at the mall in late 2025.
“We believe it will have an incredible, positive impact on our regular visitors and new shoppers alike,” said Galleria Dallas General Manager Angie Freed in an official statement. “This is an exciting time to be at Galleria Dallas.”
What’s New at Galleria Dallas?
Alo, known for fashion-forward activewear and wellness products, opens late fall next to Sephora. Shoppers can expect best-selling leggings, skincare and athleisure pieces built for movement and style.
Portland Leather Goods arrives this summer with handcrafted bags, wallets and accessories made from leather sourced as a byproduct of the beef industry. Located near Aldo on Level 2, the shop’s mission leans into sustainability and quality design.
The Holiday Décor Boutique opens late summer on Level 1 near Lucky Brand Jeans. Despite its name, the store caters to all seasons and occasions with home décor, party goods, gifts and more.
ShareTea, the Taiwanese bubble tea favorite, reopened in a new Rink Level space next to Woops! With over 450 locations worldwide, the brand remains focused on authentic ingredients and quality tea.
Gameday Connexion, the Southwest’s premier memorabilia store, will move to a new space near Candyland on Level 3. Expect signed merchandise and custom framing services from major athletes.
POP MART, already open near Center Court, debuted this spring to long lines of designer toy fans. Popular for collectible figures like Labubu and MEGA, the store offers a colorful, character-driven shopping experience.
Meanwhile, four retailers are giving their stores a facelift: Buckle completed its update, while AX | Armani Exchange, Windsor and Great American Cookies plan renovations before the end of the year.
Food and Hospitality Upgrades
Inside The Westin Galleria Dallas, Tailored Restaurant now anchors the redesigned lobby. Open daily for lunch and dinner, Tailored also houses a cocktail bar open until midnight on weekends and a Starbucks-serving coffee bar that opens as early as 6 a.m.
The hotel’s Second Floor Regionally Inspired Kitchen now offers daily breakfast in a casual setting from 6:30 to 11 a.m. on weekdays and from 7 to 11 a.m. on weekends.
More Than Just Stores
It’s not just about shopping. The Galleria Dallas Ice Skating Center is undergoing a refresh with a new floor and updated façade. Restrooms are being remodeled and expanded throughout the center, with a first-ever restroom suite coming to Level 1.
A new corridor connecting The Westin Galleria Dallas and Bachendorf’s Jewelers will lead to a redesigned circle drive entrance. New monument signs on Dallas Parkway and Alpha Road are also expected by the end of the year.
Party rooms on rink level are being relocated and expanded to better serve events like birthdays and private gatherings.
Netflix House Brings the Blockbuster
Slated to open in late 2025, Netflix House Dallas will include immersive experiences from hits like Stranger Things and Squid Game, plus a themed restaurant called Netflix Bites and a game room named Netflix RePLAY. Hiring is already underway.
The concept aims to turn fan-favorite series into interactive attractions, giving visitors a chance to step into their favorite Netflix worlds, without ever leaving the mall.
For more details, visit galleriadallas.com.
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