Newtown Business Of The Year: See The Nominees

NEWTOWN, PA — The coronavirus pandemic has made 2020 a trying year for local businesses, with shutdowns and tightened restrictions on occupancy rates forcing entrepreneurs to get creative.

We recently asked readers to help us shine a spotlight on local businesses that have gone the extra mile during the coronavirus pandemic.

Newtown Business Of The Year: Nominate Your Favorite

These are the nominees we've received so far. Nominations will be accepted through Dec. 10.

State Street Kitchen
24 S. State St.

This restaurant is Newtown's version of Cheers. The owner greets you with a smile and usually by name. The food is great and special orders are never a problem. I know this because I am a picky eater. With the cold weather coming I know this is the place to always find a great soup. All are homemade.

Mom Mom's Gourmet Take N' Bake
156 N. State St.

Best pizza, sandwich, soup, ever! All fresh and made to order! Lovely owner and staff and wholesome atmosphere!!

The Grey Stone Fine Food and Spirits
552 Washington Crossing Road

Great outdoor patio & good service!

Opus Elite Real Estate
16 S. State St.

Great staff, efficient and great customer service. Get the job done.

Synergy Sports & Orthopedic Physical Therapy

Customer Service is impeccable and the office has always been exceptionally clean and sanitized even before the pandemic. They have kept their patients fully informed during this pandemic. Like many people during this pandemic, several family members and acquaintances overdid things. Thankfully Dr. Jamie Oatman fit them and me into her limited scheduling immediately. If it wasn't for Dr. Jamie, I still would not be able to lift my arm.

Relax. A Massage Studio.
13 St. Albans Circle

It is an amazing massage studio. The owner is professional and the studio is clean and beautiful. Best massage ever.

Party Fair
2855 S. Eagle Rd

Family owned for 33 years! Amazing customer service.

This story is part of our Newtown Business Of The Year 2020 series, where we ask readers to tell us about a local business in their community. If you are a local business owner who would like to share more information about your services and offerings, sign up to be included in Patch's free Local Business Information Center.