Galleria Dallas has rebuilt its entrance with new landscaping and seating.
The area that faces the Dallas North Tollway and is called “The Alley” debuts Friday and Saturday with local vendors setting up a festive street market with 10% of sales going to the Dallas Arboretum.
The vendors onsite Friday and Saturday are:
- Concrete Dream sells home décor such as planters and candles
- Cool Crayations is a shop selling cool-shaped crayons that empower and educate children
- Declutterd Candles is a candlemaker that uses ingredients and fragrances without parabens or phthalates
- Hi Mary Lo features a Texas-raised, London-made purveyor of accessories and clothes
- JuiceLand is a maker of raw, cold-pressed juices and superfood smoothies
- Kessler Baking Studio is a local bakery specializing in scratch-made sweets
- LAUDE the Label is an apparel company that partners with global artisans to create heirloom-quality wardrobe essentials and accessories
- LIO Jewelry with handcrafted fine jewelry that is sweat-proof
- Swap Top is a maker of hats for kids and adults ready for your favorite charms
- Texifornia has clothing, jewelry and accessories.
- Whipped Up Wonderful is a Texas maker of handcrafted bath bombs, shower steamers and bubble baths
The new entrance includes outdoor seating for the North Italia restaurant that opened at the mall on March 6.
North Italia’s patio can seat 100 people. The 10,000-square-foot restaurant is the third North Italia in the North Texas area, with two others in downtown Dallas and Plano. North Italia is promoting itself as a spot for happy hours and lunch and brunch menus for North Dallas office workers and area residents.
The space was previously occupied by Grill on the Alley, which closed in the first year of the pandemic.
The 42-year-old North Dallas mall with 200 stores and restaurants has also upgraded the inside of the shopping center with new seating throughout.
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