July 1, 2024
New Italian cafe at Denholtz Properties' innovative mixed-use development
Denholtz Properties has announced it will open a Filoncino Cafe at The Rail at Red Bank, a 57-unit mixed-use community adjacent to Red Bank Station.
Filoncino Cafe, a Staten Island-based Italian bakery and cafe, boasts an extensive menu that includes more than 120 types of sandwiches, a variety of freshly baked breads, desserts and Italian specialties. The 2,500-square-foot Red Bank location is their second location and has become an appealing destination for The Rail at Red Bank residents and the surrounding West Side community.
Filoncino Cafe joins a growing number of tenants at The Rail at Red Bank, including its first retail tenant, Melonhead, a juice, smoothie and acai bowl shop. Earlier this year, award-winning cosmetic dentist Dr. Todd Goldstein opened a clinic called The Smile Aesthetics. The final tenant, Hydraderm Spa, which offers a range of facial treatments, is scheduled to open in the summer of 2024. With the opening of Hydraderm Spa, The Rail at Red Bank's retail space will be 100 percent occupied.
“Our latest lease agreement with Filoncino Cafe highlights the continuing excitement of the Westside community,” said Christine B. Hurlbut, senior vice president of leasing for Denholtz Properties. “We see great potential in Red Bank's Westside neighborhood and are pleased to help realize that by attracting a business like Filoncino Cafe.”
The opening of Filoncino Cafe marks the latest chapter in Denholtz Properties' transformative vision for the Red Bank West Side neighborhood. Recognizing the area's great potential, the company has invested heavily in the local community with the construction of The Rail at Red Bank and the renovation of an adjacent 29,404-square-foot office building. In addition to real estate investments, the company is also an avid supporter of area nonprofits, including Lunch Break, a Red Bank organization that provides food, clothing and other services to those in need, Two River Theatre and the Count Basie Center for the Arts.