The Station Tavern
Celebrity chef David Burke is taking over operations at the beloved-but-shuttered Station in Bernardsville, relaunching it as Station Tavern with a refreshed tavern-style menu and redesigned interior. Located across from the town’s train station.
Texas Roadhouse
Texas Roadhouse steakhouse chain has signed a lease for its first Ocean County location, replacing a former Pizza Hut restaurant
Mademoiselle Paris
French restaurant and bakery relocating to larger space, previously occupied by Cuba 1958. Will offer dinner service and full liquor license at new location.
Early on Main
New breakfast and lunch spot owned by Marcos Fuentes (owner of Smack’n Tacos). Menu includes breakfast staples like pancakes, waffles, biscuits and gravy, breakfast burritos, and lunch items like Monte Cristo, burgers, and wraps.
Tacos El Franc
Michelin-recognized taco restaurant from Tijuana taking over former Heroes Comics shop on Shaw Avenue near Highway 41. Has locations in Tijuana and San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter.
Universal Kids Resort
Universal Kids Resort featuring seven immersive themed lands inspired by DreamWorks Animation, Nickelodeon and Illumination properties including Shrek, Trolls, SpongeBob SquarePants, and Minions. Will include a family-focused hotel and character meet-and-greets designed for younger visitors.
Westminster Mall Development Hotel
Hotel planned as part of $2.5 billion mixed-use development replacing Westminster Mall, includes thousands of homes, shops, restaurants, and open green spaces. Project expected to be fully finished by 2031.
Utah Olympic Park Hotel
120-unit branded hotel at Utah Olympic Park approved by Summit County Council. Hotel will be branded but operating company unclear. Development agreement allows for construction.
RGC Mountain View Hotel
Five-story hotel development on municipal parking Lot 4, part of a hotel and office project. Estimated cost $141.8 million. Will use valet parking system with shared parking agreements instead of underground garage.
Extended-Stay Hotel (Hilton or Marriott brand TBD)
Extended-stay hotel planned as part of mixed-use development on 32-acre site across from West Valley Walmart. Will be Hogback Development’s sixth hotel in Eastern Washington. Brand undecided between Hilton or Marriott options. Part of 5-year development plan including retail, restaurants, and multi-family housing.