This weekend marks the grand opening of Topanga Social, a $250 million redevelopment project at Westfield Topanga shopping center in Los Angeles. The new complex will feature an impressive roster of culinary talent, including renowned chefs and innovative dining options.
Topanga Social is the result of a joint venture between hospitality firm Earl Enterprises and developer Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield. Its aim is to merge Los Angeles' food-and-drinks culture with cutting-edge technology for seamless ordering and entertainment experiences.
Among the highlights of this exciting new space are a luxurious Hermès store, a video arcade, a sweets shop curated by CandyStore.com, and even an exclusive hidden private dining room. For those seeking upscale gastronomic delights, there's also Pie Room By Curtis Stone located upstairs adjacent to the Hermès store.
"We wanted to create an experience that combines world-class dining with immersive entertainment," said Robert Earl, CEO of Earl Enterprises. "Topanga Social offers guests more than just excellent food – it's about creating lasting memories."
The venue plans to host live music events featuring DJs and other entertainment acts throughout its weeknight schedule until at least 10 p.m., ensuring visitors have plenty to do after they've enjoyed their meals.
Incorporating technological advancements into its operations is one way Topanga Social aims to stand out from traditional dining establishments. Guests can order using multiple methods like online platforms or on-site touchscreens which allow them to view menus from all participating restaurants simultaneously.
Christophe Cuvillier, Group CEO & Chairman of Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield believes this approach caters perfectly for today’s discerning consumers: “Our partnership with Earl Enterprises has enabled us both to push boundaries when it comes down combining culinary excellence alongside exciting tech-driven concepts.”
With such star-studded lineups in both the culinary and entertainment arenas, Topanga Social is poised to become a must-visit destination for Los Angeles residents and tourists alike.