Retail Roundup

The latest Jersey City retail news. Last Friday, Sprout Market Place opened at 70 Columbus. A new cafe, called The Cliff, is under construction in the Heights and the city's first Venezuelan restaurant, El Cocotero, recently opened in McGinley Square.

Two new restaurants, one an established brand and one an upstart, have started construction along Hoboken’s main drag and both hope to start serving customers this winter season.

In retail-related news, a Manhattan-based Venezuelan restaurant is opening an outpost in the heart of McGinley Square. Downtown, Novado Gallery is the first gallery to open in the artist spaces at Modera Lofts.

Hoboken just had a busy week of retail openings and there’s more on the way that includes everything from burgers and shakes to Asian stir-fry and Australian coffee.

Several new retail spots are coming to Jersey City. Local favorite, 9 Bar Cafe will open a second location in the new Urby project. Also, a men's barbershop is planned for 18 Park, an archery place is opening in the heights, and more.

Downtown residents will soon see a new gym on Newark Avenue, a national coffee chain, and more in their neighborhood.

More retail establishments are opening up all throughout Jersey City. This edition of our retail roundup features a new German-inspired bar on Jersey Ave, a bike shop in Bergen-Lafayette, a coffee shop on the waterfront, and a bakery in the Heights.

A popular Jersey Shore taqueria is headed to Newark Street, while a local coffee shop is set to expand on Washington Street.

Our latest roundup of new businesses coming to Jersey City. A much-anticipated supermarket, called 99 Ranch, is expected to open soon at 420 Grand Street, Harborside adds more pop-up shops, two real estate offices open and more.

Two new restaurants appear to be imminent along Washington Street and look to fill up side-by-side storefronts with ramen and poke options.