New Wonder Location Opening In Union County

NEW PROVIDENCE, NJ — Wonder, the delivery-first, food tech startup founded by serial entrepreneur Marc Lore, is opening its third brick-and-mortar location in Union County.

Wonder will open its newest location at 36 South St. in New Providence on Thursday.

The grand opening will include a ribbon cutting at 10:55 a.m. and doors will open at 11 a.m.

The first 100 customers will get a $15 free meal voucher. Guests can spin the prize wheel for a chance to win exclusive Wonder Swag and Wonder Cash.

There will also be samples from Limesalt, Bobby Flay Steakhouse, Maydan and Tejas BBQ available. The event will end at 5 p.m.

Wonder New Providence offers more than 15 restaurants and will be open 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Available restaurants include:

• Alanza
• Alanza Pizza
• Bellies (Kids)
• Bobby Flay Steak
• Burger Baby
• Detroit Brick Pizza Co.
• Di Fara Pizza
• Fred’s Meat & Bread
• Limesalt
• Royal Greens
• Room for Dessert
• Streetbird by Marcus Samuelsson
• Maydan
• Tejas Barbecue
• The Mainstay by Marc Murphy
• Walnut Lane by Jonathan Waxman
• Wing Trip
• Yasas by Michael Symon

You can order from New Providence here.

The two other Union County locations are at 210 South Avenue West in Westfield(opened June 2023) and 219 Morris Avenue in Springfield(opened in November 2023). Read More: Wonder Opens First NJ Location In Westfield

Customers can order from any combination of these chefs and restaurants in a single order from one location. All dishes are made-to-order at the Wonder storefront and delivered to your door in under 30 minutes, providing an elevated and curated dining experience every time.

While the store focuses on quick delivery of an eclectic range of fine dining options, pick-up and limited dine-in options will also be available.

Wonder is owned by Wonder Group, a consortium founded in 2018 by entrepreneur and former Walmart E-commerce head Marc Lore.

During the pandemic, the company operated as a food truck service in Westfield, New Jersey, with chefs on the trucks, but stated in January that it would change its approach.

Read More: Wonder Company To Remove Food Trucks, Add 10 Kitchens In 3 NJ Counties

Wonder also previously announced it completed its acquisition of meal kit delivery service, Blue Apron, to enhance the Wonder platform and continue expanding.

You can find out more about Wonder on its website.

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