Falchetta will pour Italian wines and steakhouse classics into the old Johnny Pepperoni space after 15 years of pizza.

The healthy fast-casual chain is taking over a 1,980-square-foot end-cap at Midland Park Shopping Center, though no opening date is set.

Chef Uyen Kirshenbaum brings her mother's recipes to 114 Quimby St., with a ribbon-cutting set for Nov. 10.

The North Beverwyck Road coffee shop now has its own drive-thru lane and a separate mobile-order pickup window.

Mary Snyder's Paper Mache Ballerina LLC just scored a dormant liquor license for 594 Palisade Avenue, dark for nearly two years.

The Ridgewood burger spot is running all-day happy hour pricing through its final service, with five other Jersey locations staying open.

Next Level Grains is planting roots in Montclair, taking over the former Green Chop's space with plans for a December opening.

Doors open at 6 a.m. Thursday at Market Place at Neptune, with a first-responder lunch scheduled from noon to 3 p.m.

Hand-stretched fusion pizzas land at 305 Parsippany Road, with grand opening deals following an October 31 soft launch.

The Newark Avenue spot opened in 1999 and never shared why it's shutting down. Diners have until November 22 for a final meal.

A drive-through-only 7 Brew stand could land on Route 23, but Wayne planners want traffic questions answered first.

Ube cookies and leche flan now line the case at 240 Newark Street, with a Heights location still to come.

A Pittsburgh-based business that has been family-owned since 1914 is now on Route 35, serving handspun shakes, house-made ice cream and chocolate.