More Sushi Bars, Federal Donuts, Santucci's Pizza On Their Way: South Jersey Business News

SOUTH JERSEY — Here are some of the business stories making news around South Jersey this past week.

Long-Stalled Federal Donuts Store Shows Signs Of Life

Federal Donuts & Chicken has been planning to enter South Jersey since at least spring 2023, when the Marlton Square shopping center listed the chain as a future tenant. That plan is still in place, a spokesperson for the acclaimed Philly doughnut chain told Patch. Read more on Patch.

'Revolving' Sushi Bar Coming 'Very Soon'

One of Japan's biggest sushi-restaurant chains will open "very soon" in Cherry Hill, according to Kura Revolving Sushi Bar. Read more on Patch. Read more on Patch.

New Sushi Bar In Cherry Hill Wants To Build Outdoor-Dining Area

Speaking of sushi in Cherry Hill, Kooma Asian Fusion & Martini Bar is seeking the Planning Board's approval to develop an outdoor-dining area. The restaurant opened last month at Cherry Hill Mall. Read more on Patch.

Philly-Famous Pizzeria Coming To Local Restaurant

Santucci's Original Square Pizza has partnered with The Taproom & Grill, bringing a big name and pizza to the local bar and restaurant. The Taproom anticipates a mid-November soft opening for the new addition. Read more on Patch.

Cottonmouth Dispensary Opens In Camden Co.

Cottonmouth Dispensary is an offshoot of a weed-delivery business named Cottonmouth Coaching, which formed in Washington, D.C., during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. The new cannabis retailer held its grand opening this weekend. Read more on Patch.

Ex-Eagle Hollis Thomas To Visit Moorestown Liquor Store

Former Eagles defensive tackle Hollis Thomas is coming to Moorestown's first liquor store grand opening in more than a century. Thomas will sign bottles of Bird Gang Spirits — a collection of limited-edition, Eagles-themed liquors. Read more on Patch.

Business Owner, Rep Withheld Millions From IRS: Feds

Two Camden County businessmen were arraigned Wednesday after federal authorities say they concealed millions from the IRS. Tri Anh Tieu and Andy Tran ran Tri States Staffing LLC, a temp agency which paid its employees in cash and failed to pay payroll taxes for four years, according to the Sept. 25 indictment. Read more on Patch.

Rally House Opens Another Store

Rally House, a fast-growing sports retailer specializing in fan gear, has opened a second store in Cherry Hill. The new shop features an assortment of apparel and merchandise for locally supported teams. Read more on Patch.

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