Here Are All The New Businesses Coming To Morris County

MORRIS COUNTY, NJ — Morris County has seen a number of new businesses open or announce opening plans in the past few months. From locally owned ice cream shops to mini-Targets, it can be a lot to keep up with. Here's a look at all the businesses that have opened recently, and those that will be calling Morris County home soon.

What's Already Open

Aldi: The discount grocer re-opened in Rockaway following renovations. Read more here.

TJ Maxx / HomeGoods Combo Store: For when you need a new outfit and a gift to bring to the party at the same time, this wide-ranging department store is here for you. Read more here.

Ulta: Ulta sells a mix of high-end luxury beauty supplies, and cheaper, drug store level goods. Read more here.

Mendham-Chester Creamery: Locally owned, this ice cream shop has gotten rave reviews from residents. Read more here.

Wegmans: The hotly anticipated grocery store opened in July, with more than 24,000 shoppers stopping in on opening day. Hopefully lines have cooled off a bit. Read more here.

Saks Off 5th: The outlet arm of the luxury retailer is opened in August in East Hanover. They offer deep discounts on designer goods. Read more here.

HomeSense: Only the second of its kind in the county, HomeSense is a sort-of sister store to HomeGoods, with more of an emphasis on furniture. Read more here.

What's Coming Soon

BJ's: The wholesale retailer announced its plans to move into Hanover earlier this year, but there's still a while to go before it opens. Read more on a potential opening date here.

Orangetheory Fitness: This gym is expected to open in the same shopping center as BJ's. Read more here.

Clarus Cryotherapy: The cutting-edge therapy center, which uses intense cold to treat various ailments, signed a lease near the Hanover BJ's. Read more here.

IHOP: Known for-- what else?-- their pancakes, IHOP announced a new Morris County location amid reports they'd be closing dozens of others. Read more here.

Old Navy: The clothing store announced it was opening a new Morris County location recently, but not much else has been announced since. Read more here.

Wild Bones Brewing Company: Although already selling beer, the brewing company was recently approved to open a tasting room. It's expected in early 2018. Read more here.

Five Below: This variety store is well known for its nicknacks and candy selection. Read more here.

Weiss Market: The grocery store is moving into the old A&P site in Grove Center Plaza. An early 2018 opening date is projected. Read more here.

QuikCheck: This convenience store is being built on Route 23, near Route 287 South, but no opening timeline has been announced yet. Read more here.

Starbucks: Not one, but two Starbucks have been announced for Parsippany, neither with opening dates. A Starbucks rep told Patch they're aiming for a fall opening, but couldn't be more specific. Read more here.

Small-Format Target: Just like a regular Target, but smaller, this store will be about half the size customers are used to. It'll open next spring. Read more here.

Cheesecake Factory: Morris County's first Cheesecake Factory, the restaurant is expected to open in Rockaway Townsquare Mall this winter. Read more here.

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