Here are some of the newsworthy openings and closings across the Lehigh Valley. Know of an opening or closing that’s not listed here? Email us: retailwatch@mcall.com.

July
OPENINGS:

PrimoHoagies opened July 1 at 1463 W. Broad St. in Quakertown.

Kushy Boutique reopened July 1 after a vehicle hit its part of the building at 4622 Lehigh Drive in Lehigh Township.

Tortuga Club announced its opening for July 1 at the Easton Public Market in Easton. Its menu includes tacos, quesadillas, tortas, fries, chips and ceviche, corn ribs and nachos.

Whitehall Deli & Grocery announced a grand opening for July 1 at 3001 S. Second St. in Whitehall Township.

Uno Taqueria held a grand opening July 7 at 15 E. Fourth St. in Bethlehem following a soft opening phase.

Sophistiqué – French Bakery opened July 8 at its new location at 960 Hamilton St. in Allentown.

The fried chicken restaurant Rico Pica Pollo held a grand opening July 9 at 117 Pine St. in Catasauqua.

The LovelyyFaces salon held a grand opening July 9 for its new location at 800 Main St., Suite 104, in Hellertown.

Burlington held a grand opening for its new store on July 10 at 654 N. West End Blvd. in Richland Township, Bucks County.

Sheetz opened July 16 at 1740 Main St. in Hellertown.

Sip + Dip held a grand opening July 18 at Whitehall Plaza at 2407 MacArthur Road in Whitehall Township. It offers acai bowls, ice cream, coffee, waffles, crepes, pancakes on a stick with toppings like Nutella, handcrafted drinks such as refreshers, Dubai chocolate cups and three chocolate fountains.

Bango held a grand opening July 23 at 1042 Mill Creek Road in Lower Macungie Township, the first location in Pennsylvania. It serves wraps, bowls and smoothies.

The Indian street food restaurant The Gully Kitchen announced its grand opening for July 25 at 203 E. Third St. in Bethlehem.

The retail overstock store Mr. Bins announced its opening for July 26 at 104 E. Third St. in Bethlehem.

The New Santiago’s Restaurant announced it would reopen July 27 at 125 S. Third St (Route 309) in Coopersburg after wind damage forced it to close.

CLOSURES:

Palace Pizza Bar & Grill closed July 10 at 3690 Lehigh St. in Whitehall Township.

Former owner Alyssa Mengel said AEC Market would close at 2374 Seiptstown Road in Weisenberg Township as part of a change in ownership.

June
OPENINGS:

Bulldog Laundry held a grand opening and ribbon cutting June 1 at 592 Main St. in Slatington.

A new Wawa opened June 4 at 10 Stonegate Drive in Allen Township.

The Wonder multi-brand restaurant held a grand opening and ribbon cutting June 11 at Promenade Saucon Valley in Upper Saucon Township.

U-MAC Tavern held a soft opening June 15 at 6751 Ruppsville Road in Upper Macungie Township, replacing the former Sunset Grille and serving lobster rolls, wrapped halloumi, burgers, sandwiches, wraps, salads, steak and lamb chops.

The new Puerto Rican-inspired Ay Bendito Café held a grand opening June 15 at 310 E. Goepp St. in Bethlehem.

First Watch opened at the former Ruby Tuesday at 2102 Emrick Blvd. in Bethlehem Township. The menu offers eggs, bacon, waffles, breakfast tacos, wraps, bowls, frittatas, burgers, sandwiches and salads.

Spring Valley Tavern opened June 24 under new ownership after it closed last year as the Ye Olde Spring Valley Tavern at 1355 Station Ave. in Upper Saucon Township.

The book shop Jojo’s Book Nook held a grand opening on June 26 within Plants + Coffee at 1458 Northampton St. in Easton.

The permanent jewelry store Mod Metal Works held a grand opening June 27 at Main Street Commons at 559 Main St. in Bethlehem.

Get Joy Ice Cream & Coffee held a soft opening June 30 at 3592 Route 378 in Lower Saucon Township ahead of its July 14 ribbon cutting, serving ice cream, coffee and refreshers.

The ramen restaurant Mr. Lee’s Noodles reopened at the Five10 Flats building at 512 E. Third St. in Bethlehem after a fire forced it to close last year.

Michael Thomas Floral relocated to the Shoppes at Macungie at 159 W. Main St. in Macungie.

CLOSURES:

Ahart’s Market announced on June 11 that it would soon close at 326 S. Walnut St. in Bath following product loss from a partial power outage.