Hatboro Borough recently welcomed two new businesses, with several more expected within the coming months.

Sabor de Puebla Food Market, a Mexican bodega which specializes in Mexican food, drinks and spices, opened roughly two weeks ago at 34 S York Road.

The market features a takeout cafe offering molee-based cuisine. Their Facebook page is here.

Veil Salon

Veil Salon opened October 1 at 216 S. York Road.

Carly McCreesh, a resident of Fox Chase and a graduate of Hatboro-Horsham High School, said the borough seemed like the right fit to start her new business.

“I love being here and I love Hatboro,” McCreesh said. ” I worked in Blue Bell over the past seven years and a little bit in Philly. I came here with a full book of clients. We’ve been very busy.”

McCreesh noted that her brother, an experienced barber, and her mother, a hairstylist for over 30 years and a Hatboro resident, are also taking clients.

“It’s in our family. People are always pleasantly surprised to find out we’re related,” she said.

For more on Veil Salon, you can visit their Facebook page.

Coming Soon

The Iron Oven is expected to open to the public in early December. Ownership is currently in the hiring process. For updates and details, you can visit their Instagram page. You can also read Glenside Local’s feature story about the restaurant’s owner, Alex Nalbandian.

Sumatra Cafe of Wyncote is opening a second location at 24 S. Penn Street in Hatboro. Owner Yanti Bean is currently moving through the permit process and expects to open sometime this year.

Stephen Barth, the borough’s economic development consultant, hinted at a few more businesses to be announced over the coming weeks.

“We’re developing a more international cuisine through a series of restaurants in Hatboro’s downtown,” Barth said.

More to come.

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Photos: Steve Barth