HACKENSACK, NJ—Three new tenants – Great Expressions Dental Centers, martial arts studio United Tae Kwon Do Center and fast-casual Mediterranean fusion restaurant Juicy Platters – are now open at Summit Plaza in Hackensack, NJ. The 100,000-square-foot Bergen County shopping center is owned and managed by Alfred Sanzari Enterprises.
“We are pleased to welcome these new tenants to Summit Plaza's well-established lineup of retailers, restaurants and service providers,” says Jerry L. Barta, Alfred Sanzari Enterprises' vice-president/director of leasing and marketing. “Great Expressions Dental Centers, United Tae Kwon Do Center and Juicy Platters all were attracted to the center's demographics, visibility and ample on-site parking. We are confident these businesses will further position Summit Plaza as a 'one-stop shopping' destination for those who live and work in the community.”
Located at 370-380 West Pleasantview Ave. at the intersection of Route 17, Summit and West Pleasantview avenues, Summit Plaza is anchored by a 62,000-square-foot Super Stop & Shop. The center's other tenants include Harmon Cosmetics, GNC, Payless ShoeSource, RadioShack/Sprint, Dress Barn, The UPS Store, GameStop and Blimpie, as well as typical neighborhood services such as a dry cleaner and a pizzeria. Opening soon is a TITLE Boxing Club fitness store.
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