HUDSON COUNTY, NJ — The new Whole Foods supermarket in Weehawken officially has an opening date: Friday, July 26.
Whole Foods Market stated that there are a variety of promotions planned to have a good time the grand starting of it’s new, 32,000 square-foot Weehawken save, that’s located at 1400 Waterfront Terrace in The Shops at Lincoln Harbor.
“We can’t wait to sign up for the Weehawken network,” stated Jose Navas, shop crew leader.
Opening day celebrations will encompass complimentary Balthazar Bakery pastries and Café Grumpy coffee earlier than the shop opens, with the first one hundred customers receiving a Whole Foods Market reusable canvas tote bag. Shoppers will also be capable of sample a collection of products from nearby suppliers on commencing day and at some point of starting the weekend.
Doors will open at nine a.M. On July 26, Whole Foods said.
Also, five% of the store’s internet income on the commencing day will benefit the Weehawken High School Culinary Initiative.
When it is up and jogging, the Whole Foods Market shop in Weehawken will employ approximately 190 complete and component-time crew contributors, the corporation stated.
Following the grand starting, the store might be open from 7 a.M. – 10 p.M. Day by day. See more statistics about the Weehawken place.
According to Whole Foods, special functions of the Weehawken keep will encompass:
Fresh produce branch with seasonal culmination and vegetables, consisting of alternatives from over 50 local providers
Full-service butcher branch proposing sausage, beef, fowl, lamb and turkey alternatives from nearby providers, in addition to a number ready to prepare dinner items
Seafood department with in-residence made salmon burgers, crab desserts, and lobster rolls
In-house bakery providing self-serve baked goods, which includes cookies and cakes; consists of choice from nearby bakeries and vegan, gluten-loose and different special food plan offerings
Prepared ingredients section with a variety of warm and bloodless meals bars, seasonal and natural options; includes a salad bar, soup wells, rotisserie chickens, self-serve rectangular style pizza, sushi, and charcuterie services
Full-provider espresso bar from Friends of Whole Foods Market partner Café Grumpy, featuring nitro bloodless brewed coffee on tap, unmarried beginning espresso choices and seasonal liquids
Specialty ingredients segment with choice of neighborhood cheeses and a self-serve fresh pasta bar
Products from extra than 150 nearby suppliers featured throughout the store, such as inside the beauty and frame care department
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