Awesome! Daddio's Pizza Is Coming to the Ocean County Mall in TR

The Ocean County Mall continues reinventing itself and more news of new eateries coming to Toms River. Recently it was announced that P.F. Chang's and The Turning Point were coming soon to the Ocean County Mall in Toms River, now we are getting word that Daddio's Pizza will soon be joining the Mall in Toms River.

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Daddio's Pizza will be next to Master Wok at the Foodcourt near Boscov's. This adds choice to other favorites like Rita's, Auntie Anne's, Daddio's Grille, Cinnabon, Starbucks, Sweetberry, Sweetwater Coffee & Tea .....plus full restaurants like Applebee's, Ichiban Japanese Grill, Bj's Brewhouse and Bahama Breeze.

As we have discussed before, the Ocean County Mall in Toms River is going through a revival and reinventing itself with new eating options and shopping options as well, including their outdoor shopping area that features stores like Five Below, Ulta, Home Sense, and LA Fitness.

The Ocean County Mall does need pizza, so the addition of Daddio's Pizza will be a welcomed addition. Every mall needs a good pizza shop, I think we can all agree on that. Always enjoy shopping and a slice!

What do YOU think the Ocean County Mall needs? Whether shopping or eating, what shops would you like to see added to the Toms River location? Post your comments below and let us know what you would love to see added at the Hooper Avenue location....

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