CenterCal Secures Five National Brands for The Village at Meridian Expansion

The expansion introduces several first-to-market concepts to Idaho, including the upscale gastropub Culinary Dropout, which will occupy a 7,000-square-foot space featuring two expansive covered patios. Joining the lineup is The Capital Grille, bringing its signature dry-aged steaks and fine-dining service to the Treasure Valley for the first time. The site will also host 7th Avenue, a high-end furniture retailer known for modular, stain-resistant designs, marking its debut in the state.

Home goods giants Williams Sonoma and Pottery Barn round out the new additions. Williams Sonoma is slated to open a 5,550-square-foot showroom, while Pottery Barn is scheduled to debut in 2027. According to Hugh Crawford, vice president of property management at CenterCal, the project’s success is a direct result of strong regional growth and high demand from national brands. The development team plans a soft opening for the expansion from October 9–11, with full project completion expected by February 2027.