Business Buzz
Looking for a new eatery? Sea Isle City is introducing a handful of new restaurants and cafés for the island’s biggest foodies! From delicious smoothie bowls to fresh pastries, these new businesses have everything needed for a perfect day at the shore. Keep reading to explore the latest business buzz in and around SIC.
The Juice Pod employees Brenna Duffy, Jessica Balsham, Brynn Deegan, and Erin Gormley enjoying the franchise's newest location.
The Juice Pod
4315 Landis Ave. | thejuicepod.com/seaislecity
The Juice Pod is excited to announce the opening of a second Sea Isle location, on the corner of 43rd Street and Landis Avenue. The shop will join other Juice Pod locations at the Jersey Shore, offering its classic treats in addition to a small grab-and-go section.
The new location has everything from savory toasts to classic smoothie bowls. The store also offers a flurry of base options, including açaí, coconut, pitaya, and mango.
The Juice Pod owners Danielle Leonhardt and Christine Wyatt first opened the business in 2016. Their second storefront in Sea Isle City is their 18th location overall, including a number in Pennsylvania. The other Sea Isle location is on the Promenade at 43rd Street.
“The Sea Isle community really favors The Juice Pod and we wanted to serve them in a quicker and better way,” Wyatt says. “We wanted to offer the community another space to enjoy.”
Don’t forget to stop by The Juice Pod for a quick bite! To start your day right, grab a pre-beach smoothie or bowl.
Mathew Guest, owner of Barefoot Bowls, is excited to join the roster of Sea Isle businesses on the promenade.
Barefoot Bowls
3500 Boardwalk | 609-846-4334 | instagram.com/barefoot.bowls
Barefoot Bowls has opened on the Promenade, offering poke bowls filled with protein and veggies, and fresh açaí bowls topped with fruit. It also has a variety of grab-and-go options. In addition to poke and açaí bowls, the shop has chips and salsa, yogurt parfaits, and nachos with guacamole.
Owner Mathew Guest is excited to have Barefoot Bowls join the businesses dotting Sea Isle’s boardwalk. He has years of experience in the restaurant industry and a degree in business management.
“We are looking to provide a lighter and healthier option on the boardwalk, something a little different than what is already there. I checked the unit out, saw the footprint that was there, and thought that it might work,” Guest says.
“My favorite part is the customers. I get to meet a lot of people that are passionate about fresh food, and the view of the ocean’s not so bad!”
Looking for some good eats? Look no further than Barefoot Bowls! Stop by for a beautiful view of the beach, but stay for the poke.
The owners of Cafe 4109, Sam Barile Jr. and Shawn Rossetti, offer delicious pastries and coffee drinks.
Cafe 4109
4109 Landis Ave. | 640-345-7074 | instagram.com/cafe4109sic
Sea Isle’s newest coffee shop, Cafe 4109, is making a splash! In addition to its wide variety of brews, the coffee shop also offers one-of-a-kind baked goods and savory sandwiches.
Each day, Cafe 4109 offers a specialty drink selected as the “Latte of the Day.” Among past offerings are the Cinnamon Bun Latte, Nutella Latte, and the fan-favorite Lavender Haze Latte (Taylor’s version, of course!).
The fun doesn’t stop there! Cafe 4109 also has pastries galore. The bakeries’ shelves are stocked high with fresh scones, croissants, and danishes.
This summer, grab a treat at Cafe 4109. The bakery has all the goodies you need for a successful weekend at the shore!