Poke Bros. will add a second location in Naperville next week, and three new businesses are opening downtown.
The fast casual restaurant Poke Bros is opening its 66th store on Thursday in the Market Meadows Shopping Center at 1303 S. Naper Blvd., just north of 75th Street.
A traditional Hawaiian cuisine, poke refers to the cubed, uncooked fish central to the dish that includes fresh-cut vegetables and traditional flavorings on a bed of steamed rice.
The three co-founders of Poke Bros. started offering this island dish in California and expanded to the Midwest in 2016.
The other Poke Bro. is at 4931 S. Route 59, near 111th Street.
For more information, go to eatpokebros.com.
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Facials, lashes and brows
Coming soon to 223 S. Main St. will be Face Foundrie, an all-inclusive facial bar that provides a variety of face treatments and lash and eyebrow services.
Face Foundrie has two other locations in Illinois. Both are in Chicago in the West Loop and Bucktown neighborhoods.
For more information, go to facefoundrie.com.
Home furnishing store
Arhaus Studio is expected to open its fifth premium home furnishings location in Illinois in the Main Street Promenade building at 55 S. Main St. in March.
Other locations are in Lincoln Park in Chicago, South Barrington, Northbrook and Oak Brook.
With 81 showrooms and design centers across the United States, Arhaus’ team of interior designers provide complimentary in-home design services.
When the company’s first store opened in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1996, the founders vowed to never use wood harvested from rainforests, which remains true today.
Arhaus is also committed to sustainability by sourcing wood from sustainable forests and using recycled glass and metals in a variety of pieces.
Working with artisans around the world, Arhaus designers search for pieces to include in their collections, pairing bazaar-inspired lighting with sectionals assembled in North Carolina, the company’s website said.
For more information, go to www.arhaus.com.
New wellness boutique
Set to open this spring at 124 S. Webster St. is the Regenerate Boutique.
The business will provide cutting-edge wellness products, the latest athletic fashions, and new age treatments to help people look young and feel good, its website says.
For more information, go to regenerateboutiques.com.
