Stamford Town Center Welcomes New Tenants

STAMFORD, CT — Even though several businesses have left the Stamford Town Center in recent months, the mall has welcomed in several new tenants.

According to STC General Manager Dan Stolzenbach, Her Children, a boutique jewelry designer out of Brooklyn, opened earlier in November.

Castle Life, an L.A.-based streetwear company, also opened within the past few days.

Cittadini Linens, which features fine Italian bed and bath linens, should be open for the holidays, Stolzenbach said, with luxury furniture and homeware store Amara shortly after that.

STC has also recently welcomed Digital Habitat in October, a high-end stereo/home theater electronics store, as well as A Dance Space — a partnership between The Ballet School of Stamford and Parsons Dance.

Two new restaurants are expected to open in spring of 2022.

Puerto Vallarta, a family-owned Mexican restaurant with seven other locations in Connecticut, will move into the 7,500 square foot space once occupied by Mitchell's Fish Market and later Rascal Flatts.

Terra Gaucha, a successful Brazilian steakhouse out of Florida, will open their first Connecticut location at STC, Stolzenbach said.

In recent months, Saks OFF 5th, Starbucks, Michael Kors, and Gap, which was an original tenant of the mall, closed.

Stolzenbach told Patch that STC is "very pleased" with the new additions.

"They’re either one-of-a-kind, or completely unique to our market, and should really appeal to the local community," Stolzenbach said. "We will have many more announcements in the coming weeks, so stay tuned."

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