Popeyes Opens, The Dish For Sale: Eastern Montco Business Briefs

EASTERN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA —Popeyes Louisiana Chicken is now open at the former TD Bank property in Abington Township. Meanwhile, a popular Hatboro eatery is up for sale.

These were some of the stories making business news in Eastern Montgomery County this past week:

Popeyes Chicken Opens In Abington Township

There's a new chicken place in town. Popeyes Louisiana Chicken has opened at the former TD Bank property at 1428 Old York Rd. Popeyes is open from 10 a.m. to midnight daily. (Read More)

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Owner Of The Dish Ready To Move On, Sell Business

The owner of The Dish is ready to move on. The popular South York Road eatery in Hatboro is up for sale as owner Jackie Evangelista makes plans for a future after struggling to make ends meet over the past six months with changes in her life and the high costs of running a restaurant these days as a small business. (Read More)

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Rita's Italian Ice Rolls Out Pumpkin Products For Fall

Launching its fall lineup earlier than ever before, Rita's Italian Ice & Frozen Custard is giving guests seasonal pumpkin favorites. Those favorites include Rita's Pumpkin Cold Brew Frozen Coffee and Pumpkin Pie Concrete. Pumpkin Cold Brew Frozen Coffee returns to Rita's Cold Brew Frozen Coffee lineup, making a crisp comeback and reuniting with its Frozen Coffee patch: Original Cold Brew, Caramel, and Mocha flavors. (Read More)

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Delano Nail Bar And Spa Opens In Horsham

While the Horsham Corner Shopping Center has lost The Farm and Fisherman with its closure, the township has added a new business there. Township officials recently welcomed Delano Nail Bar and Spa to the shopping center at the corner of Horsham and Norristown roads. (Read More)

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Arby's Taking Shape On Street Road In Warminster

The Arby's in Center Point Place in Warminster is finally taking shape. Residents have had their mouths watering for months, anxiously awaiting the arrival of Arby's famous roast beef sandwiches to the township. Now, the building that once housed Saladworks is starting to resemble what an Arby's franchise looks like. (Read More)

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