Award-Winning Pizzeria, NYC Cookie Chain Coming To Region: South Jersey Business News

SOUTH JERSEY — What's opening, what's closing and what's changing in South Jersey? Here are some of the business stories making recent news across the region.

Angelo's Pizzeria To Replace Longtime Eatery

Di'nics Roast Pork & Beef is closing after more than 50 years in business in Camden County. But Angelo's Pizzeria, which developed a cult following at its original Haddonfield store and ascended to stardom in Philly, will replace Di'nics in West Collingswood Heights. Here's more.

Cookie Chain Coming To South Jersey

Big, gooey cookies are on their way to South Jersey. Chip City — a chain that makes enormous, extravagantly flavored cookies — inked a lease for a Marlton store. Here's more.

Area's First Cannabis Lounge

For the first time since New Jersey legalized weed, a Camden County dispensary will have an approved space for on-site cannabis smoking. Gynsyng expects to open its cannabis-consumption lounge soon. Here's more.

Restaurant Week Coming Up

Burlington County Restaurant Week is coming up, and dozens of eateries are getting in on the weeklong celebration. To see which local restaurants are participating, visit Moorestown Patch and Cinnaminson Patch.

Westmont Diner Reopening

As the Westmont Diner rebuilds from a kitchen fire, the restaurant is now expected to reopen this fall. The Haddon Township restaurant has been closed since March 26, when a kitchen fire broke out overnight. Here's more.

Future Brewery In Moorestown

A microbrewery planned for Moorestown would improve the township's business landscape, according to one of its prospective owners. Moorestown's Planning Board recently approved a proposal to transform part of the Community House, a local community center, into the town's first microbrewery. Here's more.

Are you a South Jersey business owner with big news to share, or a customer with a business or restaurant that you believe deserves a shoutout? Email josh.bakan@patch.com.