Honeygrow Adding Second Location In Bucks County

MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP, PA — Honeygrow —the Philadelphia-based, fast-casual restaurant —has signed a lease to open in the Lincoln Plaza Shopping Center.

Company officials announced Tuesday that honeygrow signed a lease for a 2,500-square-foot location at 2490 E. Lincoln Highway, joining Homesense, Ulta Beauty, T.J.Maxx, Nordstrom Rack, Michael's, Smoothie King, and DSW in the shopping center.

The space was formerly occupied by the recently closed Melt Shop. The location is expected to open this summer.

The location is expected to be honeygrow’s 37th as the restaurant group continues expansion plans this year with more than a dozen locations slated to open, company officials said in a press release.

It would be the second in Bucks County. Honeygrow, which was founded in 2012, has a location in Quakertown and others in Willow Grove and King of Prussia.

“Lincoln Plaza is a dynamic shopping center, and the location is a natural next step for honeygrow to strengthen our brand presence in suburban markets,” said Justin Rosenberg, founder and chief executive. "We are thrilled to introduce this new community to honeygrow, and our goal is to build a restaurant team in Langhorne that will continue to exceed our guests' expectations in providing wholesome, craveable, and memorable meals.”

The eatery is known for its wholesome, simple, and made-to-order stir-frys, salads, and honey bars.

Honeygrow will add more than 35 full-and part-time jobs and is currently seeking a general manager, assistant general manager, kitchen manager, and service manager. Interested candidates can complete applications on honeygrow’s website.

Honeygrow features a menu of five year-round stir-frys and six healthy salads. Create-Your-Own options are also available. There's also a lifestyle menu of featured dishes that are paleo, keto, vegan, high in protein , or meet Whole 30 standards.

The restaurant also offers signature honey bars, a sweet dessert using fresh fruit, and three kinds of flavored honey. All honey bars can be customized.

Honeygrow was represented by Michael Gorman and Scott Benson at Metro Commercial during the lease transaction with its new landlord, Paramount Realty.