Dispensary Replacing Diner; New Mexican Restaurant, More: 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.

Dispensary To Replace Diner

The Collingswood Diner is permanently closing after 41 years and will get replaced by a cannabis dispensary. The diner's ownership posted a note on the door, saying they're retiring. Here's more.

Mexican Street Food Restaurant

A new Mexican restaurant has opened in Cherry Hill. Tacoria Mexican Street Kitchen, which has locations throughout New Jersey, touts "bold, flavorful takes on Mexican street eats." Here's more.

ShopRite Supermarket Expanding

ShopRite of West Deptford has been cleared to expand by taking over the former Big Lots next door. The supermarket will go from 89,000 square feet to 132,000 under a proposal the West Deptford Planning Board approved last month. Here's more.

Discount Shoe Pop-Up

A massive, temporary store selling discounted shoes is coming to Cherry Hill. Warehouse Sale, a pop-up shoe store, travels to different towns with marked-down shoes. Here's more.

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