Here are some of the business stories making headlines in Bucks County this week.
Jeff Werner, Patch Staff
|Updated Fri, May 2, 2025 at 9:29 am ET
BUCKS COUNTY, PA — This weekend, a popular Bucks County foodie destination will celebrate its grand reopening on South Main Street in New Hope. The Ferry Market is now boasting a fresher look, a cooler vibe, and a brand new "beer garden," which opens on Sunday with a ribbon cutting.
Here are the business stories making news this week across Bucks County:
The Ferry Market, a popular foodie destination in the heart of New Hope, will celebrate its fresh new look and the opening of its brand new beer garden during a special reopening preview on Sunday, May 4, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. At noon, visitors are invited to raise a glass to the revitalization and expansion of the market with a ribbon cutting at the market's outdoor beer garden. A pop-up vendor will be on site with beer available for purchase. READ MORE
The Ferry Market in New Hope. (Jeff Werner/Patch)
La Grange, a casual French Brasserie, now has a new opening date for its location in Prickett Preserve near the Wegmans supermarket. Father-and-son restaurateurs Vincent and Marc Masso — alongside business partner Michael Geonnotti —will open its new classic French brasserie concept La Grange at 915 Antique Alley on Monday. Plans were first announced that the restaurant would open in March, but final touches pushed back the date until on Monday. READ MORE
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La Grange, a casual French Brasserie, now has a new opening date. (Jeff Werner/Patch)
Bomba Tacos + Tequila at the Village at Newtown Shopping Center will celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a weekend-long fiesta that includes beer, tequila, margaritas, and taco specials all weekend long, along with DJs spinning tunes on Saturday, May 3. Throughout the weekend at the premium-casual taco concept, guests will enjoy $4 Tecate cans, $5 tequila shots, $6 margaritas and $10 patron margaritas, with $3.50 street tacos (two per order) on the patio only on Saturday between 4 and 9 p.m. and Sunday between noon and 6 p.m., with DJs spinning on Saturday between 8 and 11 p.m. The party continues on Cinco de Mayo (Monday, May 5) with $6 margaritas all day throughout the restaurant (excludes skinny and superior margs). READ MORE
A drink offering at Bomba Tacos and Tequila in Newtown. (Bomba Tacos)
"Smell The Curry," the newest restaurant to open inside the Ferry Market on South Main Street in New Hope, is serving a "vibrant and innovative" menu of North and South Indian cuisine. "Come taste what the buzz is all about and help us celebrate this exciting new chapter. We can’t wait to serve you! Bring your friends and bring your appetite," the folks at Smell the Curry posted on Facebook. READ MORE
(Smell The Curry)
Mayor Joseph DiGirolamo has served as the township's mayor for 31 years. During his tenure and as a longtime resident, he has seen the Neshaminy Mall thrive during its heyday, like most malls in the Philadelphia region. Butthose days are long gone as the mall off Route 1 and the Pennsylvania Turnpike lost a chunk of customers when anchor stores closed, with Macy's in 2017 and Sears in 2018. Neshaminy Mall was also the site for circuses, ice rinks, and carnivals, but those events are also no more. READ MORE
Bensalem Mayor Joseph DiGirolamo wants the Neshaminy Mall, a key component to the township's financial success, redeveloped "in the right way." (Dino Ciliberti/Patch)
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