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What’s new, what’s next for North Hills in 2026

From delectable dining to new fashion finds, the district is rolling into 2026 with plenty to get excited about.

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Interior images of new openings in north hills, plus two close-up shots of jewelry and tacos.

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2026 is here. And with it, a new wave of new arrivals in the ever-growing North Hills neighborhood.

Let’s dive right in: Here’s what recently opened, what’s on the way, and what could be on the horizon (with your help).

✨ Already open

2025 was filled with all-new faves, including:

  • Sixty Vines | Pouring wine-country vibes with shareable plates and wall-to-wall taps.
  • Jetset Pilates | Raising the bar on low-impact, high-burn workouts.
  • Barking Dog | Serving elevated comfort food for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

➡️ Coming soon

You won’t have to wait long for these nine new additions:

  • Hush | Bringing high-end hair, lash, and brow services.
  • gorjana | Effortless, everyday jewelry designed to layer.
  • Face Foundrié | An all-inclusive focused facial bar.
  • Veronica Beard | Modern American womenswear known for its polished look and feel.
  • Reformation | Sustainable fashion, designed to dazzle.
  • Benchwarmers Bagels | A local bagel shop coming to the Innovation District (yum).
  • Sephora | Your go-to destination for all things beauty, skincare, and fragrance.
  • Velvet Taco | Globally inspired, chef-driven tacos with fun flavors.
  • Standard Beer + Food | Locally owned gathering spot for casual bites, cocktails, and beer brewed on site.

🎤 Your turn

We want to hear from you: North Hills is growing with the community in mind, and your input helps shape what’s next. Just fill out the poll below to make your voice heard.

You can also start browsing all the new openings this way or follow along on Instagram for news, announcements, giveaways, and year-round updates.

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