Now open at the Royersford Commons - Fresh Monkee

Fresh Monkee

🍌 Local Flavor: Fresh Monkee Brings Healthy, Delicious Shakes to Royersford Commons Royersford, PA — A familiar local face is bringing a fresh concept to the neighborhood. Fresh Monkee, a brand-new shop dedicated to nutrition and flavor, has officially opened its doors at 620 Main Street in the new Royersford Commons. The new venture is owned and operated by a long-time local resident, Kevin Alessandroni, making Fresh Monkee a true community business. Mission: Fueling Your Day, the Healthy Way Fresh Monkee’s mission is straightforward and powerful: To provide the community with wholesome, nutritious shakes and snacks that support a healthy and active lifestyle, without compromising on taste. “We believe that eating well should be both easy and enjoyable,” says Kevin. “Our goal is to be the go-to spot for a quick post-workout boost, a satisfying meal replacement, or just a deliciously healthy treat for the entire family.” While the cornerstone of the menu is its wide variety of protein and meal-replacement shakes, Fresh Monkee also offers unique, in-house specialties you won't find anywhere else: Monkee Balls: These popular, house-made energy bites are packed with wholesome ingredients, perfect for a guilt-free snack on the go. Puppy Shakes: Don't forget your best friend! Fresh Monkee even offers dog-friendly "Puppy Shakes" so your furry companion can enjoy a healthy treat while you grab yours. The team invites everyone to stop by Fresh Monkee at Royersford Commons to taste the difference. They are ready to help you find your new favorite shake and support your health goals.

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The 300 block of Washington Street was the busiest part of Royersford on Tuesday night as neighbors gathered for National Night Out.  Many local businesses had tents and tables set up along the block to talk to their neighbors and give items away. Quite a few tables had free food and drinks donated by local businesses.  The Royersford Police Department was handing out bike helmets and locks donated by local businesses, as well as giving out child identification kits.  Several people estimated the crowd to be about a thousand people, said organizer JR Bach on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/LRSCPatch/posts/399533380107377?notif_t=like" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Patch's Facebook page</a>. Bach was extremely pleased by the turnout, which he said far surpassed last year's attendance. "We had no idea there would be this many people," Bach said.   If you have photos to share from National Night Out, please upload them - your neighbors will love to see them!

The 300 block of Washington Street was the busiest part of Royersford on Tuesday night as neighbors gathered for National Night Out.

Many local businesses had tents and tables set up along the block to talk to their neighbors and give items away. Quite a few tables had free food and drinks donated by local businesses.

The Royersford Police Department was handing out bike helmets and locks donated by local businesses, as well as giving out child identification kits.  Several people estimated the crowd to be about a thousand people, said organizer JR Bach on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/LRSCPatch/posts/399533380107377?notif_t=like" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Patch's Facebook page</a>.

Bach was extremely pleased by the turnout, which he said far surpassed last year's attendance. "We had no idea there would be this many people," Bach said.

If you have photos to share from National Night Out, please upload them - your neighbors will love to see them!