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A brand new entertainment center recently debuted in the Garden State.<\/p>\n
Cape Square Entertainment<\/a> opened its doors in Rio Grande in Cape May County on July 15<\/a>. The entertainment complex is located at 3801 Route 9 in the space of a former Kmart.<\/p>\n Cape Square Entertainment Center<\/a> features 16-lane bowling alley Cape Square Bowl, a 3,000 square-foot arcade and a golf simulator. It also has Cape Square Theater, which includes eight theaters with luxury seats.<\/p>\n Cape Kitchen and Craft, the center\u2019s restaurant and bar, offers<\/a> various eats, like wings, burgers, wraps, steak, salmon, specialty mac and cheeses and an extensive cocktail list.<\/p>\n The dining area also includes an outdoor beer garden.<\/p>\n Town Square Entertainment \u2014 which owns Cape Square \u2014 also operates Harbor Square Theatre<\/a> in Stone Harbor, Tilton Square Theatre<\/a> in Northfield and Ventnor Square Theatre<\/a> in Ventnor.<\/p>\n The company purchased the Moorlyn Theatre in Ocean City last year and plans to renovate and reopen the theater soon.<\/p>\n This continues a trend of former Kmart buildings transitioning into new businesses in the Garden State.<\/p>\n An old Kmart building was converted into an entertainment center in Berlin earlier this year.<\/p>\n Target stores in Wall Township, Somers Point and Kearny<\/a> have all replaced shuttered Kmarts. Another Target store is now planned to replace a former Kmart in Jersey City.<\/p>\n Marshalls<\/a> and HomeGoods<\/a> are expected to replace a former Kmart in Parsippany.<\/p>\n MORE:\u00a0<\/b>Introducing NJ.com\u2019s 1st food festival,\u00a0<\/b>Jersey Eats: A Taste of New Jersey<\/b><\/i><\/a><\/p>\n RELATED STORIES ABOUT RETAIL AND SHOPPING:<\/b><\/p>\n Historic Jersey Shore movie theater gets new owners<\/p>\n First Watch, Shake Shack planned for N.J. shopping center<\/p>\n Wawa announces opening date for next N.J. spot<\/p>\n Our journalism needs your support. Please subscribe today to <\/i>NJ.com<\/i>.<\/i><\/p>\n Christopher Burch can be reached at <\/i>cb****@nj************.com<\/span><\/i>. Follow him on Twitter: <\/i>@ChrisBurch856<\/i><\/a>. Find <\/i>NJ.com<\/i> on Facebook<\/i><\/a>. Have a tip? Tell us. <\/i>nj.com\/tip<\/i><\/p>\n<\/div>\n