41 New Trader Joe’s Stores Are Opening in 2025 — Is Your City on the List?
From coast to coast, Trader Joe’s has 41 new stores planned for 2025 — here’s where they’re opening.
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Shoppers nationwide will soon have more options for their grocery shopping with 41 Trader Joe’s stores opening in 2025. Known for its quirky culture and affordable prices, Trader Joe’s stores may be part of a chain, but they deliver an experience that feels more like stopping into a local family-owned store.
The stores are smaller than many other grocery stores and have no self-checkouts, making for a more intimate shopping experience that many shoppers prefer.
In fact, in a ranking of the best and worst grocery store chains, Trader Joe's made the top of the list for the best chain in the United States.
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Update: As of September 4, 21 of the 41 announced Trader Joe’s stores have already opened, while the rest remain forthcoming with no opening dates announced yet.
Where are the new Trader Joe’s stores opening?
According to Trader Joe’s store locator, new stores are scheduled to open in these locations in 2025:
Alabama
- Hoover, Alabama: 1771 Montgomery Highway - Now Open
Arizona
- Goodyear, Arizona – Address coming soon
California
- Northridge, California: 9224 Reseda Boulevard - Now Open
- Sherman Oaks, California: 14140 Riverside Drive - Now Open
- Tarzana, California: 18700 Ventura Boulevard - Now Open
- Tracy, California: 2530 Naglee Road - Now Open
- Yucaipa, California: 31545 Yucaipa Boulevard - Now Open
- Costa Mesa, California – Address coming soon
- La Verne, California – Address coming soon
Colorado
- Westminster, Colorado: 9350 Sheridan Boulevard - Now Open
Connecticut
- Hamden, Connecticut – Address coming soon
- Shelton, Connecticut – Address coming soon
District of Columbia
- Washington, DC: 5335 Wisconsin Avenue NW - Now Open
- Washington, DC: 701 Monroe Street NE - Now Open
Florida
- Melbourne, Florida – Address coming soon
Georgia
- Peachtree City, Georgia – Address coming soon
Louisiana
- New Orleans, Louisiana: 2501 Tulane Avenue - Now Open
Maryland
- Rockville, Maryland: 225 N Washington Street - Now Open
Massachusetts
- Boston, Massachusetts: 1999 Centre Street
- Newton, Massachusetts – Address coming soon
Missouri
- Columbia, Missouri – Address coming soon
New Jersey
- Iselin, New Jersey: 675 US-1
New York
- Glenmont, New York: 388 Feura Bush Road
- Miller Place, New York – Address coming soon
- Staten Island, New York: 6400 Amboy Road
- Williamsville, New York – Address coming soon
Oklahoma
- Broken Arrow, Oklahoma – Address coming soon
- Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: 6920 Northwest Expressway
Oregon
- Gresham, Oregon – Address coming soon
Pennsylvania
- Berwyn, Pennsylvania: 550 Lancaster Avenue
- Exton, Pennsylvania: 125 West Lincoln Highway
South Carolina
- Myrtle Beach, South Carolina: 115 Sayebrook Parkway
Texas
- Kingwood, Texas – Address coming soon
- Bee Cave, Texas – Address coming soon
- McKinney (West), Texas – Address coming soon
- San Antonio, Texas: 117451-10 West
Utah
- Holladay, Utah – Address coming soon
- Ogden–Riverdale, Utah – Address coming soon
Virginia
- Virginia Beach, Virginia – Address coming soon
Washington
- Bellingham, Washington: 4255 Meridian Street - Now Open
- Lacey, Washington – Address coming soon
Visit the company’s announcements page for the most recent store openings and updates.
Where have new Trader Joe’s stores already opened?
The grocery chain’s expansion is already well underway. As of early September, Trader Joe’s has opened new locations across multiple states, including Alabama, California, Colorado, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas, Washington and the District of Columbia.
Several other locations are still in the works, with openings yet to be announced. These include stores planned for Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Missouri, New York, Oregon, Texas, Utah, Virginia, and Washington.
While Trader Joe’s has confirmed the cities, specific opening dates and addresses have not yet been released.
What makes Trader Joe’s different?
If you don’t yet have a local store and haven't had the experience of shopping at Trader Joe’s, you may not yet be aware of why this national grocery store chain has developed such an enthusiastic following.
“Through our rewarding products and knowledgeable, friendly Crew Members, we have been transforming grocery shopping into a welcoming journey full of discovery and fun since 1967,” says the Trader Joe’s website.
Rather than stocking multiple brands of products, these stores feature only items under the Trader Joe’s brand. There are no sales, coupons, loyalty programs or membership cards to worry about, which makes shopping easy and straightforward.
Trader Joe’s is able to forego those money-saving specials because the company works to deliver consistently low prices through its unique approach. The company buys direct from suppliers when possible, and also buys in volume to ensure they get the best prices.
Additionally, while many other grocers charge suppliers fees for putting items on the shelf, resulting in higher prices, Trader Joe’s doesn’t follow this policy.
The result is a competitively-priced shopping experience that boosts customer trust and brand loyalty. But, with so many loyal Trader Joe’s shoppers, the stores are often crowded, making the addition of these new stores a welcome announcement for many shoppers.
Trader Joe’s expansion shows no signs of slowing down
If a location isn’t yet opening up near you, keep checking the Trader Joe’s website.
The fact that Trader Joe’s is opening new stores while so many other stores are cutting back on spending and closing locations indicates that the retailer is thriving.
Chances are, we may see even more new locations in the future.
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