Heritage Park Update: North-Side Changes, South-Side Momentum, and What’s Coming Next

Heritage Park is entering a new phase — one filled with reshuffling, strong momentum, and a lineup of exciting new tenants that will shape the future of this highly anticipated development.

While some of the previously planned flagship restaurants on the north side of the retail section have officially backed out, the south side is surging forward with a powerhouse group of national and trend-setting brands now officially locked in. Here’s a closer look at what’s coming.

SweetGreen: Fresh, Fast, and Fully Customizable

SweetGreen is one of the most-requested healthy concepts in the country, known for its chef-crafted salads, warm bowls, protein-forward plates, and clean, modern design. Whether you want healthy grab-and-go or a quick dine-in option, SweetGreen will add a much-needed fresh-food anchor to Heritage Park.

LaLa Land Kind Café: Coffee, Matcha, and Kindness

LaLa Land Kind Café is bringing its feel-good energy to the south side. This mission-driven brand focuses on spreading kindness through hospitality while serving high-quality coffee, matcha, pastries, and toasts. Their bright aesthetic and community-focused vibe fit perfectly with what Heritage Park is becoming.

Hudson House: East Coast Energy Meets Elevated Comfort Food

Hudson House will introduce polished neighborhood dining with an East Coast influence — think oysters, martinis, lobster rolls, upscale comfort dishes, and stylish décor. It’s trendy, it’s refined, and it’s poised to become one of the most popular dining spots within the development.

solidcore: A High-Intensity Fitness Favorite

Fitness lovers are in for a treat. solidcore has joined the tenant mix, bringing its high-energy, Pilates-inspired strength workouts that have built a dedicated national following. This marks a major lifestyle addition to Heritage Park, helping round out the live-work-play environment the development is known for.

Salt & Straw: A Major Win for the Common Area

Yes — the viral favorite Salt & Straw will be scooping its iconic small-batch, artisanal ice cream right in the Common Area. From honey lavender to rotating seasonal collabs, this shop will undoubtedly become a community magnet and one of the most anticipated dessert destinations in Gilbert.

What’s the Small Building Near the Former Burger King?

One of the biggest questions from locals has been about the small structure that recently went up where the old Burger King was located. That building was constructed specifically for the multifamily portion of Heritage Park as a model unit, offering a preview of what the future apartments will look and feel like. It’s not a tenant space — it’s a visual sample for the residential phase.