Shake Shack to open its newest New Jersey location

A popular fast food chain will soon open its newest New Jersey location in Passaic County.

News 12 Staff

Feb 7, 2019, 10:18 PM

Updated 1,909 days ago

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Shake Shack to open its newest New Jersey location
A popular fast food chain will soon open its newest New Jersey location in Passaic County.
Shake Shack will open at the Wayne Towne Center located at 96 Willowbrook Blvd. in Wayne Tuesday, Feb. 12.
The restaurant is known for its hamburgers, French fries and frozen custard desserts.
NJ.com reports that the Wayne location will feature three unique dessert selections in a partnership with a local bakery.
Those desserts include “Pie Oh My,” which is vanilla custard with a slice of It’s Delicious seasonal pie; “Hopscotch,” which is vanilla custard, salted caramel sauce, Mast Brothers dark chocolate chunks and chocolate toffee; and “Devil’s in the Details,” which is chocolate custard, salted caramel, It’s Delicious devil’s food cake and almond sablé.
This will the sixth Shake Shack location in New Jersey.


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