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Haddonfield is just a few minutes from both the Ben Franklin and Walt Whitman bridges and easy to reach from both Pennsylvania and New York. This vibrant down- town community is home to a number of coffee houses, sidewalk cafes offering al fresco dining in warm weather, and a variety of restaurants that include BYOBs, trendy and upscale options, as well as a range of casual eateries. Shopping enthusiasts will find over 200 shops and gal- leries here that offer something for everyone.
What's more, there have been more than a dozen new additions to downtown Haddonfield in recent months - and all of them fit nicely into this unique, eclectic and award winning shopping and dining destination.
Recently named a "Great Place in New Jersey for 2014" by the New Jersey Chapter of the American Planning Association (APA-NJ), which recognizes unique and exemplary downtowns, streets, neighborhoods and public spaces, downtown Haddonfield offers an array of shops, eateries, family-friendly activities and historic treasures.
In just the past few months, 14 new shops and eateries have opened here, a few of which include: Girlfriends Boutique; Gorshin Trading Post and Supplies; Joey's Unique Boutique; Juniper, which features casual to formal women's wear; Lotus Reflections; Painting With A Twist; Sanctuary out-of-print bookstore and music; YoFresh Yogurt Café; and Zaffron Mediterranean Cuisine.
42 January February 2015
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