New Camden eateries and shops open their doors: details for local shoppers

Church’s Texas Chicken opened its newest site at 1701 Mount Ephraim Ave last week, bringing the chain back to the greater Philadelphia market. The Girl With A Grill will follow with a second location at 200 North Broadway inside the Camden County College Conference Center. These additions join STORRD at 10 Jamestown Rd and Brunch & Grapes at the corner pub spot on the same road.

Why the timing matters for daily routines

Shoppers looking for quick meals or convenience items now have more options within a short drive or bus ride from central neighborhoods. The openings fill spaces that had stayed empty after earlier closures, giving residents nearby places to grab food or supplies instead of heading farther out of town. Broad Street continues to add stores and a planned steakhouse set for mid-July, so people who shop or work along that corridor can combine errands in one trip.

Three additional projects remain in development downtown: Silver Leaf Cigar Lounge as the city’s first such venue and Bee Coulsons as a new steak and seafood restaurant. A microbrewery is also scheduled to open within the next month. These projects sit alongside the already operating spots, so residents can watch for updates through the Camden County Chamber of Commerce Small Business Spotlight series rather than relying on scattered social media posts.

Addresses and opening details residents can use now

STORRD operates as a premium convenience shop at 10 Jamestown Rd. Brunch & Grapes occupies the former pub location at the Jamestown Rd corner. Church’s Texas Chicken sits at 1701 Mount Ephraim Ave, and The Girl With A Grill will occupy space inside the Camden County College Conference Center at 200 North Broadway. These concrete locations let residents map short routes from home or work without guessing.

The Camden County Chamber of Commerce lists the new sites in its ongoing video series, giving everyday shoppers a single place to check hours or menus before heading out. No prices appear in the announcements, so customers should call or visit the venues directly for current offerings.

Residents who want to support the new spots can start with the Church’s Texas Chicken location on Mount Ephraim Ave or the STORRD shop on Jamestown Rd this week and note any changes in foot traffic or parking as the remaining projects come online.

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