
Beloved NJ Diner Closed After 40 Years, Here’s What’s Replacing It
New Jersey has seen its fair share of closures over the past few months.
Popular Chain Restaurants Are Disappearing Across NJ
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For example, TGI Fridays has pretty much all but disappeared in the Garden State.
Beloved Local Bakery In Brick Closes For Good
A beloved bakery in Brick, Mr. Cupcake, also announced just this week that it'd be closing for good.
But you know the saying, when one door closes, another opens.

Toms River TGI Fridays To Become Tommy’s Tavern + Tap
The TGI Fridays in Toms River is now being turned into Tommy's Tavern and Tap, the first Ocean County location for the chain, and it's going to be a nice addition to the area.
Viral Cheesesteak Spot Taking Over Former Mr. Cupcake Location
The Mr. Cupcake in Brick? Sure, it'll be missed, but it's going to reopen as a Cheessteaks. A viral cheesesteak spot that has people really excited.
Longtime Wharton Diner Prepares To Close After Decades Of Service
It now appears as though a beloved local diner that's been serving the community for nearly 40 years is getting ready to close its doors.
We've seen the classic New Jersey diner become more and more rare, and according to NJ.com, the Townsquare Diner has now been added to the list of classic Jersey diners that are no longer.
Townsquare Diner’s Closure Has Been Years In The Making
The sudden closure may come as a shock to diners; however, the diner, located in Wharton, has been planning to sell for several years.
So, what's replacing the Townsquare Diner in Wharton?
It looks like the land the diner sits on will be rebranded as Wharton Square, which will be home to several new businesses, including a Jersey Mikes.
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