BUCKS COUNTY, PA — The Juice Pod has opened its first location in Bucks County, bringing with it a fast-casual health food concept with smoothies, bowls, and toasts.
Meanwhile, a longtime Warminster restaurant has closed its doors after nine years of operation. Oven Brothers was known for its homemade bread, Philadelphia-inspired sandwiches, wings, fries, chicken tenders, milkshakes, and more.
Here is a summary of the top business stories making news across Bucks County:
The Juice Pod has officially arrived in Bucks County. The fast-casual health food concept has opened its doors at the Barn Plaza in Doylestown Township, located between First Watch and Chipotle. The Juice Pod offers a menu that includes cold-pressed juices, superfood smoothies, wellness shots, toasts, and a variety of bowl bases, including acai, pitaya, coconut, and green.
(The Juice Pod)
As part of its Retr Rewind nightlife series, Bomba Tacos + Tequila in Newtown will host “Pretty In Pink,” an 80s-themed dance party and fundraiser benefiting the Susan G. Komen Foundation on Friday, June 5. The event is scheduled from 8 p.m. to midnight at Bomba, located in The Village of Newtown at 2930 S. Eagle Road, Newtown 18940. "Pretty In Pink" will be a celebration of “the golden era of coming-of-age films, iconic music and retro nightlife nostalgia,” while also raising money for Susan G. Komen and breast cancer research.
Bomba Tacos and Tequila in Newtown. (Jeff Werner/Patch)
A new private simulator suite is making its debut at Fairways Golf Club, a public golf facility operated by Spirit Golf Management in Warrington. To celebrate the launch of Remo Golf, avid golfers, league players, and members of the local community were invited to the club on May 15 and 16 to test-drive the new indoor golf system.
(Spirit Golf Management)
A longtime Warminster Township restaurant has permanently closed. Oven Brothers has ended operations at its location at 234 Veterans Way, near the Costco and just off Street Road. Oven Brothers announced its closure after nine years, stating that its lease was ending.
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The executive director of The Greater BucksMont Chamber of Commerce has stepped down. Executive Director Judy Doherty announced her resignation on May 20 after 11 years leading the organization that promotes businesses in Bucks and Montgomery counties. "It is difficult to put into words what these past 11 years have meant to me," Doherty said. "Serving as executive director has truly been one of the greatest honors of my life."
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