What’s Coming Soon to Montgomery County, PA

There’s a lot happening around Montgomery County lately and we’re always keeping an eye on what’s opening next.

From new restaurants and workout spots to pickleball, kids’ activities and a pretty exciting Italian market headed to King of Prussia, here are some of the openings we have on our radar for fall 2026 and beyond.

Opening dates can change (and often do!), so we’ll keep updating this list as we learn more.

Conshohocken + Plymouth Meeting

The Garden by Pieri Winery

Conshohocken | Expected: Fall 2026

This one has been on our radar for a while. The Garden by Pieri Winery is planned to include a restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating, plus two pickleball courts and two bocce courts. As of August, the business had begun advertising for staff and was targeting a fall opening.

NAYA

Plymouth Square Shopping Center | Opening soon

Mediterranean fast-casual restaurant NAYA is taking over the former Five Guys space at Plymouth Square. As of late August, the restaurant had been hiring for more than a month and was reportedly one of the closest upcoming local restaurants to opening.

Goodness Bowls

200 Fayette Street, Conshohocken | Expected: Early 2027

Goodness Bowls is bringing both a new café and its corporate headquarters to Fayette Street. Expect açai and pitaya bowls, warm protein bowls, smoothies, cold-pressed juices, toast and wraps. The restaurant is planned for the first floor, with additional seating and company offices upstairs.

7th Street Burger

Plymouth Square Shopping Center | Expected: Late 2026/Early 2027

The New York-based smash burger spot is headed to Plymouth Square. The restaurant was announced in July, with the latest local reporting pointing toward a late 2026 or early 2027 opening.

Nothing Bundt Cakes

Plymouth Square Shopping Center | Opening date TBD

Nothing Bundt Cakes has also been added to the Plymouth Square tenant lineup. An opening date has not yet been announced.

KidStrong

Whitemarsh Shopping Center | Opening date TBD

KidStrong is headed to Whitemarsh Shopping Center. The kids-focused program combines movement, skill-building and confidence-building activities, giving local families another indoor activity option to watch for. The new location was reported in July.

The Firm Cards & Collectibles

115 Ridge Pike | Opening soon

An “Opening Soon” sign for The Firm Cards & Collectibles appeared at 115 Ridge Pike in August. Another fun addition for local collectors and sports-card fans.

Lafayette Hill

Boostin’ Bowls

The Shops at Lafayette Hill | Opening soon

Another healthy-eats option is on the way. Boostin’ Bowls is preparing to open at the Shops at Lafayette Hill. As of late August, interior work appeared to be nearing completion, although an official opening date had not been announced.

Bridgeport

Cecilia

266 E. 4th Street, Bridgeport

Cecilia is a contemporary American restaurant from 1743 Hospitality Group, the group behind Blue Bell Inn, The Country House at Bluestone and Copper Crow. It is taking over the former Taphouse 23 location in Bridgeport.

King of Prussia

Uncle Giuseppe’s Marketplace

DeKalb Plaza, 320 W. DeKalb Pike | Expected: Late 2027

Okay, this one is a little farther out — but we had to include it.

Uncle Giuseppe’s Marketplace is officially planning its first Pennsylvania location in King of Prussia. The specialty Italian market is known for fresh pasta, mozzarella, breads, pastries, prepared foods, meats and other Italian specialties. The company says the KOP location is expected in late 2027.

Raising Cane’s

DeKalb Plaza | Opening date TBD

Raising Cane’s has also signed a lease at DeKalb Plaza. Plans call for a new restaurant building with a drive-thru, although an opening date has not yet been announced while the project moves through permitting.

Wayne

JETSET Pilates

605 W. Lancaster Avenue | Expected: Fall 2026

JETSET Modern Pilates is expanding into Wayne with its reformer-based workout concept. Earlier reporting targeted a fall 2026 opening, and the location now appears on JETSET’s official studio directory.

We’ll Keep Adding to the List

Know of something new coming to Montgomery County that we missed? Send it our way! We love keeping up with what’s happening locally especially the spots we’ll eventually be trying ourselves.

And if you’re thinking about making a move in Montgomery County, we’re always happy to be a resource for that, too!

The Pitkow Team | Compass
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