TAMPA, FL — The luxury shopping destination International Plaza in Tampa is adding nine retailers and restaurants this year, including seven brands making their first Tampa Bay appearance, the shopping center said in a news release.
The additions include three businesses already open and several more planned for summer and fall at the mall at 2223 N. Westshore Boulevard.
BRITTO, a global lifestyle brand founded by artist Romero Britto, opened on Saturday.
Two other brands are also already open — Bissinger’s, which offers handcrafted artisan chocolates, while Rowan provides ear piercing for kids, teenagers and adults, with piercings performed by licensed nurses.
More openings planned this summer include Vuori, a performance apparel brand that is set to open its first Tampa Bay location.
Ceviche Tapas Bar and Restaurant will also join the center, offering tapas, Spanish wines and handcrafted cocktails.
This fall, the mall will add Dolce & Gabbana, Roberto Coin, Edikted, Kendra Scott, Pottery Barn and Pottery Barn Kids.
Dolce & Gabbana, Roberto Coin and Edikted will each be first-to-market openings in Tampa Bay, the mall said.
Kendra Scott will bring jewelry and lifestyle products to the destination, while Pottery Barn and Pottery Barn Kids will add home furnishings and decor.
Existing tenants are also making changes at the center. Kay Jewelers has relocated and is now open on the upper level near Dillard’s. Montblanc and Designers’ Closet are scheduled to relocate this summer, while lululemon and David Yurman are planning expansions at their current locations in the fall, the announcement said.
International Plaza has more than 170 stores and dining options, along with Bay Street’s open-air dining and entertainment district.
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