Spirited: Boho chic high fashion and handcrafted artisan jewelry combine for a boutique of sensory experiences.Southern Local: Locally sourced clothing, accessories, and gifts with classic, Southern flair.SkinReMEDI: A medical day spa by Natural Body offering a range of treatments.The Pink Valise: clothes and accessories with Southern charm for all ages and sizes.Natural Body Spa and Shoppe: nail, body, aesthetic, and anti-aging treatments.
Mountain High Outfitters: Active lifestyle boutique retailing apparel and equipment.Kilwin’s: Chocolates, caramels, toffee, ice cream and other confections.Home Expressions Interiors by Laura Bloom: Interior design that focuses on an individual’s needs, budget, and lifestyle.Hemline: Contemporary women’s boutique with apparel, shoes, and accessories.Exquisite Living: furniture, housewares, and complementary design services.Core 57: fitness studio for both kids and adults.Chic Evolution in Art: modern paintings, cast glass, home furnishings, sculptures, crafts, and collectibles.The Ballog: handcrafted goods by independent artisans and socially conscious companies.Anna Bella: lingerie and sleepwear with an emphasis on custom fittings.The District, the street-level shops in Alpharetta City Center, will be home to the following tenents, slated to open July through November 2018: The fourth restaurant is a new concept, envisioned specifically for its location on Market Street Park. Three of the concepts are expanding, one each from Ponce City Market, Virginia-Highland, and Las Vegas. Leases on the other four restaurant buildings, scheduled to open in October, December, February, and March, are out for signatures. Highland Bakery: Offers an array of fresh bakery goods as well as Southern comfort food such as crab cake benedict and cornbread panzanella salad.Lapeer, a fine seafood restaurant and owner Louis Soon’s third concept in downtown Alpharetta, will open in November in The Meeting House with a patio overlooking Market Street Park.JINYA Ramen Bar, with locations in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Buckhead and Sandy Springs, will complete The Shade Garden when it opens in October/November.Never Enough Thyme, Michelle Doyle’s popular local bistro, is moving from its McGinnis Ferry location to The Mercantile Building on Main Street in early October.SHADE Street Food and Bar by Mikka Orrick, co-owner of Ceviche, will occupy The Carriage House in on North Broad Street in the early fall.The building design pays homage to Hard Bailey’s blacksmith shop that occupied the site at the end of the 19th century. Citizen Soul, the newest venture from Vin 25 owner Phillip Cooper, will open in The Shade Garden in September.The concept is based on “chiringuitas,” little open-air restaurants and bars on the beaches along the coast of Spain. Chiringa, by the team behind Chiringo on Florida’s Highway 30A will open in August in one of the Town Green jewel boxes.Restaurant Holmes by Taylor Neary will open in June in the historic Jones House, which sits in The Shade Garden.Its 11 restaurants, all with outdoor dining patios, porches, rooftop or gardens, will open from June 2018 through March 2019.
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