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Sugar Land Town Square Scores Sweet New Playa Bowls Spot This Summer

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Published on May 28, 2026
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Sugar Land Town Square is getting its own taste of the beach. Crews are renovating a compact storefront on Town Center Boulevard for a new Playa Bowls shop that will bring the chain's beachy açaí bowls, smoothies and cold brews right into the middle of the plaza. The franchisee is planning a lively grand opening in early August, and together her timeline and city permits point to a summer debut.

Permits point to July finish for compact buildout

Official project records from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation list "Playa Bowls Sugarland TX" at 2735 Town Center Blvd. N., Unit R and describe a 1,026-square-foot interior tenant build-out with a start date of April 1, a July 1 completion target and an estimated cost of $230,000, according to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. The project also appears in a recent roundup of local filings reported by Community Impact.

Franchisee teases a big grand opening

Franchisee Aliyah Slater told What Now Houston that she is excited to bring Playa Bowls to her hometown and plans an event with giveaways and music. "We are planning a big grand opening event! Think balloons, DJ, shirt giveaways, and free bowls for the first 50 guests!" Slater said, adding that the store should open by August.

What to expect at the counter

Playa Bowls centers its menu on açaí and other superfruit bowls, along with smoothies, juices and cold brew, per the chain's website. The brand positions itself as a health-forward, community-driven operator with seasonal offerings and loyalty perks, and it lists locations nationwide on its site.

How this fits into Town Square

Sugar Land Town Square has been filling out with quick-serve, health-forward concepts as part of a larger tenant refresh and public-space investment, according to City of Sugar Land Economic Development. Local reporting earlier this year also noted the arrival of other grab-and-go outlets like JuiceLand in the plaza, underscoring demand for convenient breakfast and snack options around the events and office corridor, per fresh squeeze with JuiceLand.