Freehold Businesses We Lost In 2020

FREEHOLD, NJ - The coronavirus pandemic has had a devastating impact on businesses of all kinds across New Jersey, from large retailers to mom-and-pop shops. And while several businesses were able to get creative with their strategy and quickly adapt to shifting regulations from the state, other businesses were unable to keep up with the sudden shift to e-commerce during the new normal.

Here’s a town-by-town breakdown of the establishments we lost in 2020 in Freehold and beyond:

Freehold

• Justice

• Nordstrom

• Lord & Taylor

• Sur La Table

• Ruby Tuesday

• The Microsoft Store

• New York & Co.

• Catherine’s

• Sears

Atlantic Highlands-Highlands

• The Flaky Tart

• Sue's Nails

• LogoWear Pros Custom Apparel & Uniforms

Eatontown

• Ruby Tuesday

• Payless ShoeSource

Holmdel-Hazlet

• Best Market

• Payless ShoeSource

• My Little Nail Salon

• Stewarts

• GNC

• Cheeburger Cheeburger

• Modells Sporting Goods

• Pier 1 Imports

• Stein Mart

• Tilton Fitness

• Justice

Howell

• Petco

• Pier 1 Imports

• Justice

• Bed Bath & Beyond

• Payless ShoeSource

• Boston Market

Keyport

• Espresso Joe's/Sunshine Café

• Daza Subs & Deli

Manalapan-Englishtown

• Petvalu

• Modell’s Sporting Goods

Middletown

• Dosil's Scuba, Swim and Surf

Red Bank-Shrewsbury

• Victoria’s Secret/PINK

• Via45

• Front Street Trattoria

• Alfonso's Pastry Shoppe

• Ocean Café

• Petvalu

Rumson-Fair Haven

• Umberto's Pizzeria

Wall

• Mamoun's Falafel

Did we miss your greatly-missed retail or dining spot? Comment your favorite establishment that shuttered in 2020 or email nicole.rosenthal@patch.com.

This article originally appeared on the Freehold Patch