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Cold Stone Creamery Westlake, FL

Cold Stone Creamery is coming to Westlake, FL at 16841 Persimmon Blvd W. Get address, hours, and updates on the Westlake Town Center location.

Published September 1, 2026

Cold Stone Creamery Is Coming to Westlake

Westlake is getting its own Cold Stone Creamery — and it's one of the most anticipated openings in the community. The new location is listed on Cold Stone's official website as Coming Soon at 16841 Persimmon Blvd W, Suite 1600, Westlake, FL 33470.

The City of Westlake's own FY2027 budget projections included Cold Stone Creamery among commercial projects expected to come online in 2026 — a strong signal that the city anticipated an imminent opening when the budget was prepared.

What We Know About the Westlake Location

For exact hours once the store opens, contact Cold Stone Creamery Westlake directly or check their store locator at coldstonecreamery.com.

Where Is It in Westlake?

The Westlake Cold Stone is inside the Publix-anchored Town Center building on Persimmon Blvd W — the main commercial corridor running through the heart of the community. You'll find it alongside Starbucks, Chipotle, and other Town Center tenants along Seminole Pratt Whitney Road.

Cold Stone is part of a wave of new businesses opening in Westlake Town Center, including a Walmart Supercenter (approved April 2026) and a Lowe's Home Improvement — all coming as Westlake's population continues to grow rapidly.

Why Westlake Residents Are Excited

Westlake is a fast-growing, family-friendly master-planned city, and its commercial options have been expanding to match. Cold Stone Creamery is a well-loved ice cream destination — custom creations mixed on a frozen granite stone, cakes, shakes, and smoothies. For a community full of families and young kids, it's a natural and popular addition.

Track This Opening on Westlake Pulse

Westlake Pulse has been tracking the Cold Stone opening since it was first signaled in the city's budget documents. We monitor new business openings and development projects across Westlake, sourced from public records and city council filings.

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