Moorestown Mall adding 13 new shops, restaurants totaling 51,000 sq. ft.

May 20, 2024 | Deals, Retail and Entertainment

Super Buy Rite at Moorestown Mall on Route 38 — Courtesy: PREIT

By Joshua Burd

Moorestown Mall has welcomed the township’s first new liquor store in a century, one of several businesses that have opened at the revamped property in recent months.

PREIT, which owns the complex off Route 38, said Super Buy Rite opened May 3 with a selection of competitively priced wines, spirits and craft beers. The store also offers tastings and special savings, enhancing the shopping experience for beverage enthusiasts at the destination retail hub.

Other new additions, all of which also opened in early May, include:

  • The Slime Bar, a DIY slime lab that offers interactive workshops and educational experiments
  • Palms Coffee Club, a new destination for coffee enthusiasts
  • Runway Recycled, a sustainable women’s boutique offering private shopping and bridal
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  • Salon Styles by Aleta, a full-service salon offering hair braiding and hair extension services

Meantime, PREIT welcomed a host of other stores and restaurants to the mall earlier this year, including:

  • Ryfe Restaurant, an acclaimed eatery from Atlantic City offering a variety of dishes, including seafood, steak and burgers
  • Deku Reflexology, which offers stress and pain relief through fully clothed massages, acupuncture and reflexology services
  • New Dimensions by Jeri, which is expanding from a cart to an inline space, offering paintings and custom artwork creations
  • Nicole Wear, which recently reopened in a larger space with expanded menswear and newly introduced childrenswear, along with popular womenswear, jewelry and custom pieces
  • A Balanced Canine, a comprehensive dog training facility providing obedience training, behavior modification and puppy training

Following its opening in November 2023, Cooper University Health Care has expanded its services at the Moorestown Mall by adding occupational and physical therapy, according to a news release. Those services complement the existing medical offerings at the 166,000-square-foot outpatient facility.

“These exciting new additions showcase our ongoing dedication to crafting a diverse shopping experience that celebrates local and specialized businesses, nurturing a dynamic community environment,” said Evan Iepson, marketing coordinator at Moorestown Mall.

Coming soon are several additional businesses:

Mandarin and Fig Wellness, which focuses on nurturing both inner and outer wellbeing, primarily through therapeutic massage and tailor-made hair loss solutions, creating customized wigs and hairpieces.

  • Dessert Soiree, a dessert shop focusing on cakes and cupcakes
  • Breaker 213, a wreck-it room

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Joshua Burd

Joshua Burd, an award-winning reporter and editor, has been covering New Jersey commercial real estate for 13 years. Many industry leaders view him as the go-to real estate reporter in the state, a role he is eager to continue as the editor of Real Estate NJ. He is a lifelong New Jersey resident who has spent a decade covering the great Garden State.

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