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Check Out What’s New and Opening Soon in the Mosaic District

New shops and eateries have recently opened their doors, and more are on the way.

By Melanie Jensen November 14, 2025 at 7:30 am

Located in Merrifield, the mixed-use development Mosaic District is known for its walkable shopping and dining options. The shopping center is growing, with new storefronts popping up and “coming soon” signs plastered onto windows for eateries that will serve everything from doughnuts to Asian street food. With several unclaimed, vacant retails spaces scattered throughout the district, even more dining and shopping could be on the way to Merrifield residents and visitors.

Now Open

Boll & Branch store sign in the Mosaic District.
Photo by Melanie Jensen

Boll & Branch

A new luxury linen storefront opened its doors in June. The brand offers bedding sets and bundles, bath towels, robes, mats, and shower curtains, pillows, furniture, pajamas, and more. 2921 District Ave., Ste. 110

District Candle Lab and Fawne

Customize your own scent for an 8-ounce or 12-ounce soy wax candle with this candle lab experience. An attendant guides you through the scent-creating and wax-pouring process. While you wait for your candle to set, build your own necklace, bracelet, or anklet at Fawne’s charm bar inside the same storefront. This is the first Virginia candle lab location; it opened in May. 2910 District Ave., Ste. 130

HiFi Tex-Mex BBQ

The second location of this Mexican and Texas barbecue fusion bar and restaurant opened this spring with plates like smoked pulled pork, three-cheese enchiladas, sliced brisket, and several variations of tacos. The bar offers a variety of beer, wine, and specialty cocktails, with daily drink specials like $8 ranch waters on Wednesdays, $15 giant margaritas on Fridays, and $24 beer buckets on the weekends. 8298 Glass Alley

An everything croissant and a specialty latte from Maman in the Mosaic District.
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Maman

This is the first Virginia location of this New York–based bakery and café. The French-inspired menu features allergen-friendly breakfast and lunch options like overnight oats, smashed avocado tartine, eggs ratatouille, and a variety of pastries. The café also serves specialty coffee and tea beverages like a lavender hot chocolate, pumpkin pie latté, and vanilla honey butter latté with sweet corn foam and cornbread crumbs. 2920 District Ave. Ste. 150

The patio and front entrance to NAJA Mediterranean in the Mosaic District.
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NAJA Mediterranean

Taking over the former Kirby Club space, this Mediterranean spot is named after owner Tariq Alaeddin’s Lebanese grandmother. Alaeddin worked on the Kirby Club team for three years before taking over and making the spot his own. The restaurant menu features traditional Mediterranean and Lebanese dishes like falafel, labneh, tzatziki, baba ghanouj, and kebabs. 2911 District Ave. Ste. 140

The mural in Strawberry Park in the Mosaic District.
Photo by Melanie Jensen

Strawberry Park Playground

This new playground opened at the end of September with a ribbon cutting ceremony and family-friendly celebration. The park is around the corner from JINYA Ramen Bar and features a climbing cube, spinner and springer rides, outdoor drums, and a vibrant mural. 2911 District Ave.

Zakaa Couture

This luxury bridal brand opened a new store in Mosaic over the summer, offering wedding dresses from founder and designer Asma Zaka. There are also locations in DC and Ashburn. 2910 District Ave., Ste. 150

Coming Soon

"Coming soon" signs for Hawkers Asian Street Food in the Mosaic District.
Photo by Melanie Jensen

Hawkers Asian Street Food

A “coming soon” sign for this street food restaurant means Mosaic residents and visitors can look forward to dishes like Hong Kong sticky ribs, spiced lamb street skewers, bibimbap, Singapore mei fun, curry laksa ramen, and a variety of dim sum options. This Asian fusion spot has locations in Ballston and Bethesda, serving recipes that have been passed down from generation to generation. 8190 Strawberry Ln., Ste. 1

OneLife Fitness 

Mosaic District and OneLife Fitness recently announced a new 50,000 square-foot, state-of-the-art facility planned to take over the office space above True Food Kitchen, formerly Custom Ink. The fitness franchise has over 30 locations in the DMV area that offer amenities like studio classes, personal training, basketball courts, swimming pools, and kids clubs. 2910 District Ave.

The "coming soon" signs for The Salty in the Mosaic District.
Photo by Melanie Jensen

The Salty

Mosaic residents and visitors have been patiently waiting for this donut shop and café to open its doors since last year’s announcement that it would be coming to Merrifield. Other locations offer specialty donut flavors like pistachio cannoli, gluten free chocolate chip and sea salt, and vegan apple crumb. Husband-and-wife duo Andy Rodriguez and Amanda Pizarro started the business in 2014, and they’ve opened storefronts in six states, with a DC location also in the works. 2905 District Ave., Ste. 180

Feature photo by Melanie Jensen

Melanie Jensen

Melanie Jensen

Contributing Writer

Melanie Jensen is a graduate from George Mason University where she earned her bachelor’s degree in communication with a concentration in journalism. She was born in Fairfax and raised in neighboring Loudoun County, and her favorite stories to write are those that highlight local personalities who shape the community she calls home.

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