Business

The owners of PJ’s, a Princeton Nassau Street mainstay, will be opening a new restaurant in the new center currently under construction in front of Papa’s Tomato Pies on Main Street in Robbinsville.

Hamilton’s Kmart will be closing this fall, a victim of the chain’s troubled finances. The location at the intersection at Kuser Road and White Horse Avenue in Hamilton is one of four New Jersey stores in this round of shutterings.

A new-look Friendly’s restaurant will open its doors to customers at the Robbinsville Foxmoor Shopping Center in mid-April.

Progress might be hard to see today, but the new owners of Foxmoor Shopping Center say the gears have been set in motion to make it a whole new plaza by this time next year.

After months of delays, the Robbinsville location of PJ’s Pancake House nears completion. Owner John Procaccini said his eatery will open by late fall.

They’re living the startup life in New York’s West Village as owners and operators of Ace & Everett, a two-year-old company with the lofty aim of setting the direction of men’s style in the years to come.

In Lawrenceville’s Eldridge Park neighborhood, Candela Pizzeria and Ristorante still serves the traditional Sicilian recipes of Vito and Rosalie Candela, just as it has for 50 years.

Majestic Nails celebrated its grand opening this week at its Sunnybrae Boulevard, Dover Park Plaza location in Yardville.

Cream King, the treasured ice cream oasis, opened in the mid-1950’s and has changed little since. But there has been one change this year. Cream King is under new ownership.

Replaces Common Sense Brewing, which closed in June