Trader Joe's Now Open In Denville

DENVILLE, NJ — Trader Joe's is now officially open for business in Denville.

The second Morris County location opened on Friday, and will be open daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. It's in the Shoppes at Union Hill (3056 Route 10 West). This location does not sell alcohol.

Shoppers looking to head over on Friday shouldn't expect super-packed aisles. A Patch reporter who visited Friday afternoon and it was well-staffed with fast-moving lines, but was not overly crowded, with no more than three customers at each of the ten registers.

"The people of Denville have been very excited about the opening of Trader Joe's. Trader Joe's management team was kind enough to give me a tour of their facility yesterday, their philosophy and store is very impressive. Please take a note of the art that represents our community. I had the honor of making the first purchase. Trader Joe's is joining to be a great addition to our community," Denville Mayor Tom Andes told Patch at the opening.

The Denville location is one of two Trader Joe's that opened its doors in New Jersey this month. A Brick location opened for business earlier in October. Plans for a Bridgewater location remain under way.

Florham Park, Wayne, and Millburn also have Trader Joe's. There are not currently locations in Warren or Sussex Counties.

Want a Trader Joe's closer to you? They have a dedicated request form on their website to take location requests. Just fill out your contact information and where you'd like to see the new store.

"There are no guarantees, but being wanted matters to us," the store says on its form.