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3 new food, beverage shops coming soon to Chandler

Three businesses are set to open in Chandler. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Three businesses are set to open in Chandler. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)

Three businesses are set to open in Chandler. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)

By Katelyn Reinhart | | Updated

Food enthusiasts have three new options to look forward to with the arrival of these businesses coming soon to Chandler:



  • Somisomi Soft Serve & Taiyaki, which serves Korean-inspired soft-serve ice cream in a fish-shaped waffle cone, is set to open a Chandler location. According to the website, customers customize their soft serve ice cream by choosing a flavor; fillings, such as Nutella and custard; and toppings. The opening date is unknown. 1920 W. Chandler Blvd., Chandler. www.somisomi.com

  • A new Cold Stone Creamery is under construction in the Boardwalk at Andersen Springs shopping center at the southeast corner of Dobson and Ray roads. The shopping center is also home to Sprouts, Pita Jungle and Chevron. The opening date was unknown as of press time. www.coldstonecreamery.com

  • Press Coffee Roasters, formerly located at the space that Bottle & Bean now occupies, is moving to 2985 S. Alma School Road, Chandler. The address was previously a Starbucks. Press Coffee Roasters offers beverages and supplies to roast coffee at home. An opening date was unknown at press time. www.presscoffee.com



Editor's Note: A previous version of this article included the Chandler restaurant Bap & Chicken with incorrect information. Bap & Chicken is open in Chandler at 960 N. 54th Street.
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By Katelyn Reinhart

REPORTER, Chandler/PHX METRO

Katelyn joined Community Impact Newspaper in February 2022. She grew up in the Phoenix area and graduated from Arizona State University with a degree in journalism and mass communications. Katelyn is proudest of her work when she is covering local communities — bylines include The Arizona Republic, Artzbeat, The State Press and more.