For years the running joke among Westlake homeowners was that the town had more Fortune 500 headquarters than dinner reservations. You drove to Southlake for a proper meal, to Roanoke for a walk-around night, and back home to a beautiful house on a quiet street. Summer 2026 is the first stretch where that pattern actually starts to break. Between the Solana Plaza hotel renovation, a public-facing Terra Lounge, and Centurion American's amended plan for Entrada's amenity core, the two mixed-use nodes that bracket Highway 114 are converging into something residents can walk to on a Thursday night.
None of this is a promise about the future. It is a set of things you can already put on the calendar, plus a shorter list of things you will see under construction as you drive past. What follows is a resident's map of what is open, what is planned, and where to point out-of-town guests when they ask why anyone would live in a town of roughly one square mile of retail.
The Ricardo Marriott Rebrand And House Of Toro
The building most of us still call the Marriott Solana has a new identity.
