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Family-Friendly Indoor Food Truck Court Coming Soon to Bristol
An old car dealership building along Radcliffe Street in Bristol is being transformed into a family-friendly indoor food truck court, writes JD Mullane for the Bucks County Courier Times. The man behind the project is Bernard Mazzocchi, who has spent millions over the years revitalizing old buildings throughout the riverside borough. “I want to do…
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The Best Tomato Pies That Montco Has to Offer
The Philadelphia area is the birthplace of the tomato pie, so it’s no wonder that Montco serves up some of the best, writes Philadelphia Magazine. From Norristown to Ardmore, you don’t have to head into the city to enjoy one of the region’s most beloved traditions. Corropolese (Norristown, Audubon, Royersford) A Montco icon, Corropolese has…
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Clemens Food Group Recognized with Family-Owned Business Awards 2025
Clemens Food Group, headquartered in Hatfield, has been recognized with the Family-Owned Business Awards 2025 by the Philadelphia Business Journal, writes Lindsey Nolen for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The company, whose history includes a wagon ride into Philadelphia, has now celebrated its 130th year. For Clemens Food Group President Brad Clemens, this milestone reflects the…
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Two Phillies Stories, Two Lessons, and Why MONTCO Today Chooses to Share the Positive
These days, it feels like we live in a world pulled apart by arguments. Politics. Social media. Even conversations with coworkers and neighbors. Polarization and divisiveness seem to meet us at every turn. That’s why the stories we share here on MONTCO Today, and the ones we choose to focus on, matter more than ever.…
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Montgomery County Leadership: Laura Taylor, Founder and CEO, Mingle Mocktails
Laura Taylor, Founder and CEO of Wayne-based Mingle Mocktails, spoke with MONTCO Today about growing up in San Diego, where she started her first business selling fruit door-to-door and dreamed of a future in entrepreneurship. Taylor is frank about her troubled history with alcohol, dating back to fifth grade and continuing into her early career.…
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Souderton’s Asher’s Chocolate Rides Sugar-Free Candy Boom
Souderton’s Asher’s Chocolate finds itself in the sweet spot of a global trend, writes Andrew Sullivan for Vocal Media. A new market report shows the sugar-free confectionery industry is booming. The once-niche concept is projected to grow from $2.3 billion this year to $3.2 billion by 2033. Health-conscious consumers and those managing diabetes fuel the…
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Hank’s Gourmet Beverages Builds on 30 Years of Flavor, Quality — and Now a Partnership with Firstrust Bank
For nearly three decades, Bucks County-based Hank’s Gourmet Beverages has been bottling nostalgia, tradition, and a rich, creamy flavor that most root beer lovers will say is unmatched. However, for company president John Salvatore and his brother, managing partner Tony Salvatore, the Hank’s story begins well before the first bottle rolled off the line in…
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Steeped in Flavor: Where to Get the Best Coffee (and More) in Bucks County
If you’re looking for a good spot to grab a cup of coffee, there are plenty of coffee shops and cafes throughout Bucks County to check out. Whether you’re looking for a hot americano or a soothing cup of tea, these five spots are worth visiting. SkyRoast Coffee – Doylestown/New Hope This coffee spot features…
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The Farmer’s Daughter Restaurant Launches Exclusive VIP Loyalty Program for Frequent Diners
The Farmer’s Daughter Restaurant, renowned for its innovative cuisine and warm hospitality, is excited to introduce its new VIP Club, an exclusive loyalty program designed to reward frequent diners with unparalleled perks and benefits. Many guests who visit The Farmer’s Daughter are repeat customers who come in each week, joining for holidays, celebrating special occasions, and…
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South Philadelphia Tradition John’s Water Ice Now Features Freeze-Dried Version, Enjoyable Even in Winter
John’s Water Ice, a popular South Philadelphia tradition, now offers a freeze-dried version, developed in partnership with the founders of Sugar Crunch Candy, writes Michael Klein for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The process of creating the new offering begins with John’s Water Ice formula, which is freeze-dried and transformed into a crunchy candy. Eating the cherry…
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Get Your Quarters Ready: Construction Begins on New Aldi Store in Phoenixville Area
Construction has begun on a new Aldi store in the Phoenixville area, with excavation and building crews breaking ground in East Pikeland and making significant progress in recent weeks, writes Justin Heinze for the Patch. The new location for the popular discount grocer will be at 297 Schuylkill Road, directly across from O’Grady’s. “The Aldi…
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Manayunk Bakery, Known for Plant-Based Pastries and Outspoken Nature, Set to Expand to Larger Space
Since opening a decade ago, Crust Vegan Bakery has prided itself on serving not only vegan pastries, but for being outspoken on political issues, writes Holly Quinn for Technical.ly. The Manayunk bakery’s founder Meagan Benz admits that being political has resulted in online bullying, lost customers, and friendships. However, to her and her team of…
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Two Philly Sandwich Shops Rank Among Top 100 in America, According to Inaugural Yelp List
Yelp has released its inaugural list of the top 100 delis in the United States and two Philadelphia sandwich shops can be found on the list, writes Abigail Chachoute for the Philadelphia Business Journal. At No. 40 on the list is Christie’s Deli. The Logan Square deli, which has been around for about 10 years,…
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Sister-Owned Elkins Park Restaurant Gets Shoutout from Jalen Hurts
When sisters and entrepreneurs Dr. Kala and Dr. Maya Johnstone started FoodChasers’ Kitchen in Elkins Park, little did they know that they would be getting a famous shoutout. Before the Super Bowl, Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts was asked at a press conference about the best place in Philly to grab a cheesesteak. He…
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Seafood Market Owner Helps Day Room at St. Agnes Church Keep Running for Those in Need
Andy Gadaleto, owner of Gadaleto’s Seafood Market, stepped in to keep the Day Room at West Chester’s St. Agnes Church running after a recent setback, writes Ed Williams for the Main Line Today. Previously known as the Dorothy Day Center, the Day Room provided light breakfasts and hot lunches, along with groceries, clothing, baby supplies,…
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Horsham’s Grupo Bimbo Boasts Stunning Global Sustainability Gains
Horsham’s Grupo Bimbo, the world’s largest baking company, marked World Environment Day by showcasing its progress toward ambitious 2030 and 2050 sustainability goals, the company announced in a press release to GlobeNewswire. Grupo Bimbo’s Nourishing a Better World strategy centers on three pillars: Net Zero Carbon Emissions, Zero Waste, and Regenerative Agriculture. Bimbo aims to…
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New Hope Makes List of 13 Foodie-Friendly Towns, For Big Flavors Without Big Crowds
New Hope has earned a spot on the list of 13 popular foodie-friendly towns across the nation that provide rich flavors without the inconvenience of overwhelming crowds, writes Michael Paraiso Duran for Avocadu. Nestled along the Delaware River, New Hope has become a top destination for food lovers who are looking for charming restaurants and…
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Montgomery County, Cheltenham Township Leaders Visualize Future in Glenside
Not even the sweltering heat amid a Montgomery County Code Red Hot Weather Emergency on Jul. 25 was enough to dull the Friday afternoon buzz on the streets of Glenside, Cheltenham Township’s fast-growing hub just beyond the Philadelphia city limits. Outside Elcy’s Cafe at Glenside train station, the SEPTA commuter lot was nearly full. Inside,…
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