Del Mar Highlands Town Center carries very little apparel. Across 356,344 square feet in Carmel Valley the tenant mix runs to food, wellness and daily services: Ralphs Fresh Fare and Jimbo’s for grocery, a Cinépolis luxury cinema, and a dense food and beverage floor. Apparel itself is limited, with Vuori and a handful of boutiques, while Warby Parker and BIRKENSTOCK extend the adjacent accessories and footwear mix.
The health and wellness cluster does the drawing instead. Club Pilates, CorePower Yoga, Pvolve, BODY20, StretchLab, Revel Fit Club and Perspire Sauna Studio trade alongside Skin Laundry, LaserAway, Bluemercury and Madison Reed. Prenuvo adds a whole-body imaging clinic to a wellness roster already unusually deep for an open-air center.
Food and beverage runs deeper than apparel by a wide margin. Culinary Dropout, Davanti Enoteca, Marufuku Ramen, Mendocino Farms, Urban Plates, Zen Modern Asian Bistro, Kiin Extraordinary Thai and Urbana Mexican Gastronomy sit alongside Sidecar Doughnuts, Philz Coffee, Joe & The Juice and HeyTea. The Sky Deck, a two-level culinary collective that opened in June 2021, capped a $120 million renovation and expansion program delivered in four phases from 2012.
First Washington Realty acquired the property in April 2022 as part of the Donahue Schriber portfolio, and reports an average household income of $262,394 within three miles. For a brand assessing coastal San Diego, the composition here is built around recurring grocery, dining, wellness and service visits rather than comparison shopping, and an apparel tenant would be leasing against that composition rather than into it.
Quick options include Mendocino Farms, McDonald's, Panda Express, Pressed and Sweetgreen.
Yes. Cinépolis Luxury Cinema operates inside Del Mar Highlands Town Center. For showtimes, use the Cinépolis Luxury Cinema website or app.
Yes. Body20, Club Pilates, StretchLab and CorePower Yoga operate at the property.
Records updated 22 July 2026.
