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Wonder Food Hall Set to Open April 17 in Parsippany

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Opening its doors on April 17, the Wonder food hall is set to redefine dining in Parsippany. Located at the former Capital One Bank site, it promises a unique "fast fine" dining experience, where patrons can order from a variety of celebrated chefs, including Bobby Flay and José Andrés. To celebrate its grand opening, Wonder will provide the first 100 guests with an exclusive gift, welcoming the local community to this innovative dining concept. The food hall will operate daily from 11:00 a. m.

to 9:00 p. m. , featuring delivery, takeout, and limited dine-in services. This model is designed to meet diverse culinary cravings, ensuring that every customer finds something to enjoy. With an emphasis on speed, made-to-order dishes will be delivered to homes in under 30 minutes.

As part of the rapidly expanding Wonder network, this venue aims to elevate the takeout experience for Parsippany residents. For more details and to explore the curated menus, visit www. wonder. com.

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