Jersey Mike’s Mays Landing, New Jersey Location Grand Opening Set

🔺  Jersey Mike's is set to open in Mays Landing

🔺  There are currently about 2917 locations nationwide

🔺  This is the first Atlantic County location in about 10 years

It seems like people have been waiting forever for the new Jersey Mike's Mays Landing location to open.

After months of waiting, the time has come.

The new Jersey'MIke's Mays Landing location is set to open tomorrow, Wednesday, January 22.

The new location is nestled between Starbucks and Crumbl Cookies in the Starbucks shopping center at 4300 Black Horse Pike in Mays Landing.

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It seems impossible, but Jersey Mike's hasn't had an Atlantic County location in about 10 years.

The sub-chain previously had locations in Somers Point and Mays Landing; however, neither of those locations remains open today.

In keeping with the company's philosophy of giving back to the community, Joseph Felice, the owner of the Mays Landing location said the new shop is celebrating the grand opening by donating to local schools.

The staff of the sub shop are distributing cards that give customers an opportunity to get a free sub when they donate $3.00 to either Oakcrest High School or Egg Harbor Township High School.

Jersey Mike's was opened in 1956 by Peter Cancro.

It was located on Trenton Avenue in Point Pleasant.

The first Jersey Mike's was called Mike's Subs and was located inside a convenience store.

Today, that location exists as a training center.

Topfranchise.com has ranked Jersey Mike's among the top 10 restaurant franchises in the country.  They say it's a good franchise to own.

If you think you'd like to open a location, you should know they require a net worth of over $178,000, which is actually pretty reasonable compared to other franchises.

Last year, Jersey Mike's announced they had agreed to be acquired by the private equity firm Blackstone.

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The sale was a combination of talks that have been ongoing since early 2024.

The deal was said to be worth 8 billion dollars.

No hours have been posted yet, but most other New Jersey locations are open from 10 am to 9 pm seven days a week.