Business Closing

A beloved family market and deli at the Jersey Shore has announced its closure in the next month. The store was a popular stop for people to grab subs before heading to the beach for the day.

Beloved Montclair favorite Davinci’s Brick Oven Pizza is closing its doors on Sept. 20. Known for its creative pies and loyal following, the NJ pizza spot will say goodbye during the town’s annual Sidewalk Sale.

Pinstripes, the popular bowling and bocce family fun center at Paramus’ Garden State Plaza, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. With closures looming, many are wondering what business could take over the massive NJ space next.

Restaurant closures are hitting New Jersey hard. Chains like Bahama Breeze and Iron Hill Brewery have suddenly closed locations, leaving diners asking what's next for their favorite eateries.

Another beloved NJ business is closing after nearly 100 years. Condursos Garden Center in Montville will shut its doors on October 31st, with everything fifty-percent off in its final sale.

A Cape May favorite is closing its doors. After 10 years, the Exit Zero Filling Station, the quirky gas station turned restaurant, known for its quirky menu and unique vibe will shut down September 20th

Another beloved Jersey Shore restaurant is shutting its doors. Trio North Wildwood, known for it's fine dining, and fan favorite dishes, has announced its sudden closing, leaving fans shocked and heartbroken.

Jackson NJ's beloved restaurant the Edge has closed suddenly after 6 years, leaving the community shocked and heartbroken. Here's what we know about the closure and what it means.

Another Massive Pharmacy Chain Has Announced Its Plan To Close Several New Jersey Locations Due To A Restructuring Plan For The Company

As a Bayville resident that works in Toms River, I drive down Route 9 daily. I was surprised to find out that a business I pass by every day - - a local, community-minded business - - was no longer part of the landscape. In what seems like a sad sign of the times, it is no more.

The last 12 months have been difficult for Jersey Shore businesses, especially those in the entertainment industry. After a year of limited capacity, one of the Jersey Shore's biggest theaters has closed its doors.