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WARRINGTON, PA — McAlister's Deli will officially open its doors at Warrington Crossing, 60 Easton Road, at 10 a.m. on Monday, March 11. To celebrate the grand opening, the first 100 guests in line will receive "Free Tea For A Year."

"Free Tea For A Year" winners will be entitled to one free tea per week for 52 consecutive weeks. Additionally, the restaurant will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 11 a.m. on opening day.

Known for its genuine hospitality, McAlister’s Deli is home to handcrafted sandwiches, fresh salads, giant spuds, and McAlister’s Deli Famous Sweet Tea.

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The Chipotle Chicken & Bacon Spud (grilled chicken, bacon, cheddar-jack, chipotle ranch and green onion).

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McAlister's famous sweet tea.

Warrington McAlister’s offers a variety of ways for guests to dine, including dine-in, tableside, curbside pickup, outdoor dining, delivery, and catering.

“We are excited to open our new McAlister’s Deli location in Warrington,” said Valerie Shmerlis, COO of Patriot International Foods, Inc. and general manager of Warrington McAlister’s. “We can’t wait to bring great food and exceptional hospitality to our community!”

To show appreciation for those who tirelessly serve the Warrington community, McAlister’s is inviting first responders, medical professionals, active military personnel, veterans, teachers, PTO members and truck drivers to enjoy a complimentary meal on Saturday, March 9 from 12 to 2 p.m. One guest will be permitted with each attendee and they must show a badge or ID.

No purchase is required for the meal, including one entree, side, and a drink. One guest will be permitted with each attendee. Patrons must show a badge or ID. Valid only on Saturday, March 9.

The King Club.

The Southwest Salad.

The Warrington restaurant will be open daily from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. For more information, call the restaurant at 215-660-9422 or visit the McAlister's Deli-Warrington Facebook page.

McAlister’s guests have the opportunity to skip the line by placing their order through theMcAlister’s app and rewards program or online at www.mcalistersdeli.com and can pick up their order to go or select delivery. Download the app and sign up today for a free tea!

McAlister’s also offers a variety of fresh, made-to-order catering options including breakfast, snacks, spud bars, salads, sandwich trays, box lunches and desserts, and always comes with a side of genuine hospitality. Whether it’s for one person or 100, a business meeting or a family reunion, they can cater a feast to please any crowd.

Founded in 1989, McAlister’s Deli is a fast casual restaurant chain known for its genuine hospitality, sandwiches, spuds, soups, salads, desserts and McAlister’s Famous Sweet Tea. In addition to dine-in and take-out service, McAlister’s offers catering with a selection of sandwich trays, box lunches, desserts, a hot spud bar and more.

With numerous industry accolades, the McAlister’s Deli brand had more than 530 restaurants in 29 states as of December 31, 2023. The company is headquartered in Atlanta, GA.

For more information, visit mcalistersdeli.com, and find McAlister’s on social media at Facebook.com/McAlistersDeli, Twitter.com/McAlistersDeli and Instagram.com/McAlistersDeli.

WARRINGTON, PA — McAlister’s Deli will open its first restaurant in Bucks County on March 11 at the entrance leading to the Regal Theatre located off of Route 611.

This will be the Georgia-based company’s third location in Pennsylvania when it opens its doors at 11 a.m. with a ribbon cutting organized by the BuxMont Chamber of Commerce.

McAlister’s is a fast-casual restaurant chain with more than 500 restaurants in 29 states. It is known for its genuine southern hospitality, hot and cold sandwiches, spuds, soups and its famous sweet tea.

In addition to dine-in and take-out service, McAlister’s offers catering with a selection of sandwich trays, box lunches, desserts, a hot spud bar and more.

Nearly three decades ago, a dentist from Oxford, Mississippi, had a vision to turn an abandoned movie-set diner into a small, yet charming, neighborhood restaurant and gathering place.

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That vision became a reality when the first McAlister’s opened its doors in 1989. The 1989 menu would still feel familiar today packed with all the craveable sandwiches, spuds and salads the eatery is known for in 2024 –and of course its famous sweet tea.

“Our food is our foundation - we wouldn’t be here without the 13 layers of our McAlister’s Club or our giant spuds covered with your favorite toppings,” says the eatery’s website. “Our goal is to serve handcrafted food and delicious sweet tea that is simple and satisfying – for every palette, even mom’s pickiest eater. We take familiar flavors and add the special McAlister’s touch that you won’t find anywhere else.”

Some of its more popular offerings include its fresh seasonal salads; their bread bowl soups; its giant spuds with various toppings; and their cold and hot deli sandwiches, including its popular club sandwiches (grilled chicken, black Angus and its McAlister’s Club); black Angus roast beef and cheddar sandwich; ham and cheese melt; the New Yorker; and its Reuben and Rachel sandwiches, which come with a side of potato salad and a pickle. They also offer a half soup and a half sandwich deal.

McAlister’s also serves one of the best restaurant teas (sweet and unsweetened) in the industry with lemon upon request. And desserts include cake, cookies and cheesecake.

Now you can get your hands on the irresistible Duck Donuts at a second spot in Bucks County.

A new location is now open in Warrington with another one on the way in Yardley in the new Prickett Preserve across from Shady Brook Farm.

The Grand Opening of Ducks Donuts in The Shops at Valley Square was on Saturday morning (March 16th).

Donut lovers lined up for the 7am opening to get the fabulous, made-to-order, warm treats...and to win free donuts. The first person in line won free donuts for a year. Wow.

There were other giveaways and treats throughout the day.

If you've never been to a Ducks Donuts, you're really missing out. There are a bunch of different, unique flavors. Some are beach-themed (I'll tell you why in a minute), some seasonal, some fan-favorites, and classic flavors too.

Here are just a few of the flavors: Espresso Icing (available until April 14), Beach Ball, Sand Dollar, The Beach, The Boardwalk, Flip Flop, Blueberry Pancake, Chocolate Caramel Crunch, Coconut Island Bliss, Cinnamon Bun, Maple Bacon, Midnight Madness, French Toast, Peanut Butter & Jelly, Peanut Butter Paradise, Pina Colada...the list goes on and on.

You'll get to watch as they make your donuts...fresh as could be.

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Ok, back to why several of the donuts have beach-themed names. Duck Donuts originated in the Outer Banks in North Carolina. A Pennsylvania man was vacationing down there, in the town of Duck, when he discovered there were no donut shops in town so, he decided to do something about that.

The rest is history.

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There are now over 100 Duck Donuts in the United States.

Go check out the new Warrington location at 1540 North Main Street in The Shops at Valley Square.

WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP, PA — Other stores have cookies. Dirty Dough has "super-stuffed cookie bombs."

The first Dirty Dough Cookies location in Bucks County opens today, Monday, Feb. 5 at 8 a.m. at the Shops at Valley Square on Route 611 in Warrington.

"You won’t find a thicker, softer, more gooey, or flavorful cookie than the ones from Dirty Dough. The 'Dirty' refers to all of the fillings, mix-ins, and layers that go into our special cookie process," says the cookie company's website.

Dirty Dough serves such treats as the “Brookie,” a caramel filled chocolate chip cookie that’s inside a brownie cookie, topped with caramel sauce.

There's also "The Classic," chocolate chip cookies loaded with milk chocolate and semi-sweet chocolate chips; a raspberry toaster tart; and a chocolate peanut butter explosion sold under the name, "The Reverse."

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Hungry yet?

There's also "The Muscle," a cookie stuffed full of peanut butter protein; Cookies and Cream featuring two flavors in one cookie; and the weekly favorites featuring classic cookie dough and your favorite candies and sugar cookie dough mixed with fruity cereal and stuffed with sweet cream cheese.

Founded in 2018 in Tempe, Arizona, Dirty Dough differentiates itself from other cookie chains by stuffing its gourmet cookies with fillings, toppings, and often multiple layers of cookie dough. They also sell milkshakes containing cookie pieces.

The company boasts more than 55 locations across the nation, 10 food trucks, more than 40 stores under construction, and 450 franchises sold.

Dirty Dough cookies are baked fresh on location from the inside out, with every cookie featuring a combination of layers, mix-ins, and filling within the dough, according to the chain's website.

The opening week menu features chocolate chip cookies, the Brookie, raspberry toaster tarts, gluten free oatmeal raisin, cookies n creme, the Reverse, carmedoodle (snickerdoodle cookie stuffed with caramel then stopped with cream cheese frosting and caramel) and peanut butter and jellous.

Hours are Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Dirty Dough at the Shops at Valley Square in Warrington.

WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP, PA — Bucks County Transport, Inc., will cut the ribbon on its new DART South Route on August 24 at the Shops at Valley Square (Center Court area), 1501 Main Street, Warrington.

Legislators, county and township officials will join BCT officials at 11 a.m. in unveiling the new, fixed route bus service along Route 611 and Street Road in Warrington.

The ribbon-cutting event is free and open to the public and refreshments will be served courtesy of local restaurants and businesses including Ardana, Grand Rodeo, Great Barn Brewery, PF Changs, The Fusion Bar, Walmart, Wawa and Wegmans.

The DART South route will operate Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and will provide a connection with the Doylestown DART and DART West routes. The fare will be $1 and seniors 65 and older will ride for free.

"DART South will allow Warrington residents easier access to businesses and communities along Route 611 and Street Road, as well as reduce traffic congestion by having fewer cars on the road," said BCT officials.

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DART plans to use the debut of the new route to reintroduce the bus service to the community “as a wider DART service for all Central Bucks residents and able to serve everyone from New Britain Township and County Line Road all the way through Doylestown Borough and down Route 611 to County Line Road,” said Lou White, the chairman of the DART bus committee.

DART currently provides fixed bus service in Doylestown, New Britain and Chalfont Boroughs, and Doylestown and New Britain townships. The buses also provide connections to the SEPTA Doylestown Rail Line and Route 55 SEPTA Bus. The DART System is operated by BCT in cooperation with the DART Committee. Funding for the service is provided by the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development.

The Dart System provides approximately 41,866 trips per year to Bucks County residents while BCT logs approximately 258,000 trips annually.

At its May meeting, the Warrington Township Board of Supervisors approved the new DART South bus route system through the township and voted to make a $5,000 contribution to Bucks County Rapid Transit to help fund the system, which provides low-cost, convenient public transit in and around the Doylestown area.

Bucks County Transport, Inc. (BCT) is a private, non-profit organization that providesshared ride transportation services for all Bucks County residents. Residents can take part in the Senior Citizen Shared Ride Program, Medical Assistance Transportation Program, Persons with Disabilities Transportation Program, Doylestown Dart, or Bucks County Courthouse Shuttle.

To learn more, visit www.bctransport.org.