One Ice Cream Shop For Humans And Another For Dogs Will Open In Downtown Westfield

WESTFIELD, NJ —Two ice cream shops are coming to Downtown Westfield — one for humans and one for dogs.

Salty Paws, a national chain of doggie ice cream bars, will be replacing Omaha Steaks location at 131 East Broad St. (which the dogs would have enjoyed too), Westfield Mayor Shelley Brindle said on Friday.

She also noted, "For the ice cream lovers, we will soon welcome Surreal Creamery to the space that was previously Midtown Authentic on East Broad."

Surreal Creamery already serves up sundaes in mason jars, bubble teas, lattes, and milkshakes at their locations in New Brunswick, N.J.; New York City, and Bryn Mawr, Pa.

The unique menu items show off their range of flavors and ingredients, from Taro ice cream to Cinnamon Toast Crunch toppings.

That shop will come to the former Midtown Authentic location at 130 East Broad St.

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