What's new at the Town Center at Boca Raton? Kendra Scott, Limani Grille, Vuori, more
They're just some of the 10 new shops and restaurants the Town Center has announced for this spring and summer. Of these, two more will be the first in the county: premium men's leather footwear label Allen Edmonds and luxury resort wear line for women ViX by Paula Hermanny.
The new offerings "bolster the property's commitment to provide unmatched shopping and dining experiences" for the city's locals and tourists, a news release by Simon Property Group stated.
Here's what else shoppers can expect as summer approaches.
Bonpoint: Founded in Paris in 1975, this French children's clothing brand has more than 120 stores across roughly 25 countries. Its Boca Raton location will mark its third in Florida, the other two being in Palm Beach and Bal Harbour.
BYLT: This first-to-market basics shop offers transitional apparel, footwear and accessories for men and women. It was founded in Southern California in 2016.
Kendra Scott: The household name in fashion accessories is scheduled to open this summer. Founded in Austin, Texas, in 2002, Kendra Scott offers a collection of necklaces, earrings, rings and bracelets, as well as home goods and beauty products.
Limani Grille: This Mediterranean seafood restaurant focuses on traditional Greek specialties, with its seafood flown in straight from the coastal shores. It will be first to market, located next to The Capital Grille.
Vuori: Also founded in California, Vuori offers premium performance apparel inspired by what it calls the "active Coastal California lifestyle."
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Jasmine Fernández is a journalist covering Delray Beach and Boca Raton for The Palm Beach Post. You can reach her at jfernandez@pbpost.com and follow her on X (formerly Twitter) at @jasminefernandz. Help support our work. Subscribe today.
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