A thriving business community means a thriving community, period. Join us in giving a warm welcome to the new businesses investing in our town and opening their doors (and hearts!) to a grateful community. Please shop local and show them your support.
Left Page: 387 Oyster House and Bar serves fresh seafood and craft cocktails at 387 Park Avenue. Local Owners Max Perrone, Bruno XX and Chef Frank Pascale have created a new local hot spot for cozy vibes and friendly service.
On this Page: Real Hot Yoga and Beem Light Sauna open up at the new Soho development located on South Avenue in Fanwood. Kick your Health & Wellness into high gear with a steamy yoga class or Mat Pilates from new owners Matt and ALex Delaney. Or try one of the many therapies being offered at Kara and Ron Shovlin's newest Fanwood venture. With 8 treatment rooms, clients can relax, rejuvinate and repair from the inside out. Both Real Hot Yoga and Beem Light Sauna are offering membership deals. Mim's Optique opened up to rave reviews on Mountain Avenue in Scotch Plains. Owner Wendy Mims delivers concierge service to ensure every client gets the right eyewear for their unique needs.
On this Page: Lindsay and Patty Laguna celebrate the Grand Opening of their first brick and mortar store located on Park Avenue in Scotch Plains. Laguna Bohemia Gems and Gifts is a welcome addition to town with handcrafted jewelry, accessories and unique gifts. Bubbles and Baskets owners Xx and XX provide full service drop-off laundry and dry cleaning services to busy friends and neighbors. The beloved Godwit Food Truck expands its presence with their beautiful new coffee shop located at xxxx. With the highest quality coffee and a cozy setting to meet friends or work, Godwit continues to deliver warmth to the Scotch Plains Fanwood community.
On this page: Fanwood welcomes Double Jelly - the brainchild of local resident, Helen Zimmerman. Having moved here with her children four years ago, Helen knew she wanted to open a business to serve an unmet need. Hard to find beverages like Dirty Soda, Matcha, Cold Brew on Tap and Bubble Tea, Helen has sourced the highest quality ingredients for her customers. Double Jelly is a vision to behold across the beautifully designed space and in each product lovingly made by a local workforce. Helen's vision came to life through local interior designer Designer Kerri Brencsons and Architect Jim Rosenthal and is a delight from start to finish. With Korean and Asian Street Food influences, you can't go wrong with anything on the menu! Try the Vanilla Ube Swirl ice cream or the Ready for Confetti Egg Waffle (pictured) or the Mango Bingsu Cup (pictured). Made with sweet snowy coconut milk, lychee jelly, and plenty of mango popping boba!