What's Coming to the South Bay: New Restaurants, Shops & Openings to Know About in Fall 2026
September 23, 2026
September 23, 2026
From exciting new restaurants and coffee shops to fitness studios, shopping destinations, and a major waterfront transformation, here's what's new and coming soon to the South Bay this fall.
The South Bay is getting some exciting new neighbors.
Whether you've lived here for decades or recently discovered everything this coastal community has to offer, there's always something new to explore. And this fall, the South Bay is welcoming a particularly exciting lineup of restaurants, wellness destinations, retail shops, and neighborhood experiences.
From Manhattan Beach and Hermosa Beach to Palos Verdes, Torrance, El Segundo, and San Pedro, we're sharing some of the new openings worth knowing about as we head into the final months of 2026.
Consider this your local guide to what's new, what's coming, and what deserves a spot on your South Bay bucket list.
Hermosa Beach has long been a destination for people who love an active lifestyle. Between beach volleyball, The Strand, and an abundance of boutique fitness studios, staying active is practically part of the neighborhood's identity.
This fall, residents have even more options.
The Blueprint LA is expanding to Hermosa Beach, bringing its community-focused training approach to a new location along Pacific Coast Highway.
Known for combining structured workouts with personalized coaching and a strong sense of community, Blueprint has developed a following among South Bay fitness enthusiasts.
The new location is planned for 7 Pacific Coast Highway, offering another convenient option for residents looking to incorporate strength training and fitness into their weekly routines.
The company is currently advertising a fall 2026 opening and offering prospective members the opportunity to join its founding member list.
Location: 7 Pacific Coast Highway, Hermosa Beach
Status: Coming Fall 2026
Learn more: The Blueprint LA Hermosa Beach
Pilates lovers have another reason to celebrate.
Club Pilates officially opened its new Hermosa Beach dual studio in early September, expanding the community's selection of reformer-based workouts.
The studio offers classes designed to improve strength, flexibility, balance, and overall movement, making it an appealing addition to the neighborhood's wellness scene.
Whether you're an experienced Pilates enthusiast or have been wanting to try your first reformer class, this new location is worth checking out.
Status: Opened September 2026.
Downtown Manhattan Beach continues to evolve, welcoming new businesses that complement its walkable streets, coastal lifestyle, and established collection of locally loved boutiques and restaurants.
This fall, several anticipated arrivals are bringing even more variety to the neighborhood.
Matcha lovers, this one's for you.
Blank Street Coffee, the rapidly expanding coffee brand that originated in New York City, is bringing its signature drinks to Manhattan Beach.
The brand has developed a following for its specialty matcha beverages, seasonal drinks, and approachable coffee menu.
Its Manhattan Beach location is planned for the former Peet's Coffee space along Manhattan Beach Boulevard.
With its growing popularity across Los Angeles, Blank Street is an anticipated addition to the downtown coffee scene.
Status: Coming soon; an official Manhattan Beach opening date has not been confirmed.
Another familiar Los Angeles coffee brand is making its way to the coast.
Alfred Coffee has signed a lease for the former Ocean View Cafe space along Highland Avenue.
Known for its distinctive branding, espresso drinks, and stylish cafe environments, Alfred will bring another option for morning coffee runs and afternoon pick-me-ups.
Between Alfred and Blank Street, downtown Manhattan Beach is shaping up to have an even more interesting coffee scene.
Status: Coming soon; opening date to be announced.
One of the most exciting additions for homeowners and interior design enthusiasts is Framebridge.
The custom framing company is opening a Manhattan Beach location in the former Kate Lester Home space along Manhattan Avenue.
Framebridge specializes in making custom framing more accessible, with options for artwork, photography, memorabilia, and other meaningful pieces.
Whether you're creating a gallery wall, framing a family photograph, or finally displaying that artwork you've been meaning to hang, this will be a welcome addition to the neighborhood.
Location: 1014 Manhattan Avenue, Manhattan Beach
Status: Coming soon, with fall 2026 previously announced as the target opening period.
Learn more: Framebridge Locations
Beyond Yoga has also joined the downtown Manhattan Beach shopping scene.
The activewear brand brings its signature collection of leggings, matching sets, everyday essentials, and lifestyle apparel to Manhattan Beach Boulevard.
It's a natural fit for a community where fitness, wellness, and an active coastal lifestyle are part of everyday life.
Location: 324 Manhattan Beach Boulevard, Manhattan Beach
Status: Now open.
The downtown Manhattan Beach business changes were reported by MB News in July, with Beyond Yoga subsequently celebrating its opening in September.
El Segundo continues to build on its reputation as one of the South Bay's most interesting destinations for dining, shopping, and neighborhood exploration.
And one of its newest restaurant additions is particularly exciting for breakfast lovers.
Los Angeles favorite HomeState has officially made its way to El Segundo.
Known for its Texas-inspired breakfast tacos, queso, homemade flour tortillas, and casual neighborhood atmosphere, HomeState has built a loyal following throughout Los Angeles.
The restaurant's menu brings together comforting Tex-Mex flavors and all-day dining options.
A few things to look forward to include:
Whether you're looking for a casual weekend breakfast, a quick lunch, or somewhere new to meet friends, HomeState is an exciting addition to the El Segundo dining scene.
Location: 820 Pacific Coast Highway, Suite 112, El Segundo
Status: Now open.
Explore the menu: HomeState El Segundo
The Palos Verdes Peninsula continues to attract businesses that complement the area's relaxed lifestyle and established residential communities.
From fitness and wellness to neighborhood dining, the Peninsula's commercial centers are evolving alongside the communities they serve.
BODYROK is a Pilates-inspired fitness brand known for its high-intensity, low-impact workouts.
Its classes combine resistance-based movement, strength training, and Pilates principles in a fast-paced studio environment.
The brand has continued expanding throughout Southern California, making it one to watch for local fitness enthusiasts.
Local opening update: A Rolling Hills-area location was included in our original social roundup. However, BODYROK's current official studio directory does not list a Rolling Hills location, so an opening date remains unconfirmed. The brand does list an existing Redondo Beach studio.
Torrance continues to be one of the South Bay's major shopping and dining destinations.
With Del Amo Fashion Center, Rolling Hills Plaza, and an extensive collection of restaurants and neighborhood businesses, there's always something new to discover.
Onigilly Japanese Kitchen has officially joined the dining lineup at Del Amo Fashion Center.
The restaurant specializes in Japanese rice balls, known as onigiri, along with rice bowls, Japanese-inspired sides, and refreshing beverages.
It's a convenient option for shoppers looking for something quick, flavorful, and different from traditional food court offerings.
Onigilly celebrated its Torrance grand opening on September 5, 2026.
Location: Del Amo Fashion Center, Torrance
Status: Now open.
Learn more: Onigilly Japanese Kitchen
Another major retail addition is on the horizon for Torrance.
Nordstrom Rack is planning a new location at Rolling Hills Plaza, occupying the former Bed Bath & Beyond space along Pacific Coast Highway.
The new store will bring discounted designer clothing, footwear, accessories, and home merchandise to the shopping center.
The City of Torrance announced the new lease in May 2026, and the store is expected to open in summer 2027.
Location: Rolling Hills Plaza, Torrance
Status: Expected Summer 2027.
Read the announcement: City of Torrance Nordstrom Rack Announcement
One of the most significant developments happening anywhere in the South Bay is the transformation of San Pedro's waterfront.
West Harbor is reimagining the former Ports O' Call Village into a destination for waterfront dining, shopping, entertainment, and community gatherings.
The approximately 42-acre development represents a major investment in the future of San Pedro and the Los Angeles waterfront.
With restaurants, outdoor gathering spaces, entertainment venues, and harbor views, West Harbor is designed to become a destination for both local residents and visitors from across Southern California.
And several highly anticipated dining concepts are part of the project.
The iconic Hollywood Hills restaurant Yamashiro is expanding to San Pedro.
Known for its Japanese-inspired architecture, dining experience, and sweeping Los Angeles views, Yamashiro is bringing a new location to the waterfront.
The San Pedro outpost will introduce the restaurant's distinctive atmosphere to an entirely different coastal setting.
For anyone who loves dining with a view, this is one to keep on the radar.
San Diego-based Mike Hess Brewing is bringing an ambitious new concept to West Harbor.
The planned destination includes a brewery, distillery, restaurant, and expansive waterfront beer garden.
With outdoor gathering areas, harbor views, and space for live entertainment, the new location is designed to be more than a traditional brewery.
It's the kind of place you can envision spending an entire afternoon with friends and family.
Glass Box is another anticipated addition to the waterfront dining lineup.
The restaurant concept brings together Japanese, Korean, and Chinese culinary influences in a contemporary dining environment.
Its menu is expected to include sushi, sashimi, and other Asian-inspired dishes.
For taco enthusiasts, West Harbor has another exciting addition on the way.
Tacos El Franc, the Tijuana-based taqueria recognized by the Michelin Guide, is among the dining concepts announced for the development.
Known for its traditional Mexican street tacos, the restaurant will bring another distinctive dining option to the San Pedro waterfront.
Important distinction: Tacos El Franc is part of the West Harbor project in San Pedro, not the El Segundo restaurant lineup.
West Harbor has announced these dining concepts as part of its phased development. Individual restaurant opening dates may vary, so check directly with the businesses before planning a visit.
Beyond the excitement of new restaurants and places to shop, these additions reflect something we love about living in the South Bay: our communities continue to evolve while maintaining the neighborhood character that makes them special.
Manhattan Beach is welcoming new coffee and retail destinations that complement its walkable downtown.
Hermosa Beach continues to expand its fitness and wellness offerings.
El Segundo is attracting popular Los Angeles dining concepts.
Torrance remains an important shopping and dining hub for the surrounding communities.
And San Pedro is undergoing a significant waterfront transformation that will introduce new opportunities for dining, entertainment, and recreation.
For residents, that means more places to explore, more neighborhood amenities, and more reasons to enjoy the communities we call home.
For prospective homebuyers, it's another reminder that choosing where to live is about much more than the home itself.
It's about the neighborhood, the lifestyle, the local businesses, and the everyday experiences that make a community feel like home.
There's a reason we love sharing what's happening throughout the South Bay.
As a locally rooted real estate team, we believe knowing a community goes far beyond understanding home prices and market trends. It's knowing the neighborhoods, the businesses, the hidden gems, and the people who make each city unique.
Whether you're considering a move to Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, Redondo Beach, Palos Verdes, Torrance, El Segundo, or San Pedro, our team is here to help you discover the community that fits your lifestyle.
From finding your next favorite neighborhood to finding your next home, we're here to help you navigate the South Bay with confidence.
Explore South Bay real estate and connect with our team at Accardo Real Estate Associates.
Opening information is current as of September 23, 2026. Business openings and projected timelines are subject to change.
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