Bucks County-Based Grocer Plans To Open New Store

BUCKS COUNTY, PA — Big changes are coming to the grocery store landscape in Doylestown. Meanwhile, the Trump Store in Bensalem is not closing after all — at least not for another week.

This is a summary of business stories that made news in Bucks County over the past week:

McCaffrey's To Open New Full-Service Grocery Store In Doylestown

Bucks County-based McCaffrey’s Market plans to open a new 51,000-square-foot full-service store at the site of the current Weis Markets at the Mercer Square Shopping Center in Doylestown Township. (Read More)

(McCaffrey’s Market)

Trump Store Staying Open For Another Week

While the Trump Store in Bensalem Township has announced that it was closing for good, the store didn't close last Saturday. Instead, it's extending its closure date for another week. (Read More)

(Google Maps)

Restaurant Space Steeped In History Is Back On The Market In Newtown

A Newtown Borough restaurant space, steeped in history and dating back to the American Revolution, is back on the market. The building’s owner, Scott Hendrickson, told Patch that he’s again looking for a restaurant to move into the former home of Relic. (Read More)

(Jeff Werner/Patch)

Christ's Home Recognized as Top Senior Living Community

Christ’s Home has been recognized by Philadelphia Magazine as one of the region's Top Senior Living Communities in the Independent Living category. This marks the third consecutive year the community has earned this distinction, covering the 2024, 2025, and 2026 rankings. (Read More)

(Christ’s Home)

New Dining Experience Coming To Historic Bucks County Tavern

An exciting new dining experience is coming to the historic Pineville Tavern in Wrightstown, just in time for Valentine's Day. Starting on Feb 13, customers can choose from a new Italian Steakhouse menu inspired by the Abruzzese family's Italian heritage. (Read More)

(Pineview Tavern)