Trader Joe’s Will Open 21 Locations Across 13 States. Will There Be a Location Near You?

Trader Joe’s has continued to expand its physical footprint across the country. The discount retailer, known for its unique finds, will be opening 21 locations across 13 states. Let’s see if there’s a store near you coming soon.

There Will Be at Least 12 New Trader Joe’s by the End of 2025

According to the Store Openings section of Trader Joe’s official website, the newest location in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, opened on April 10. Other locations that will soon open include:

Alabama

• Hoover — 1771 Montgomery Highway

California

• Northridge — 9224 Reseda Blvd.
• Sherman Oaks — 14140 Riverside Drive
• Tarzana —18700 Ventura Blvd.
• Tracy — 2530 Naglee Road
• Yucaipa – 31545 Yucaipa Blvd.

Colorado

• Westminster — 9350 Sheridan Blvd.

Washington, D.C.

• Friendship Heights — 5335 Wisconsin Ave. NW
• Brookland — 701 Monroe St., NE

Louisiana

• New Orleans — 2501 Tulane Ave.

Maryland

• Rockville — 225 N. Washington St.

Massachusetts

• Boston — 1999 Centre St.

New Jersey

• Iselin — 675 US-1

New York

• Staten Island — 6400 Amboy Road
• Glenmont — 388 Feura Bush Road

Oklahoma

• Oklahoma City — 6920 NW Expressway

Pennsylvania

• Berwyn — 550 Lancaster Ave.
• Exton — 125 W. Lincoln Highway

South Carolina

• Myrtle Beach — 115 SayeBrook Parkway

Texas

• San Antonio — 11745 I-10 W.

Washington

• Bellingham — 4255 Meridian St., Suite 200

A Trader Joe’s spokesperson told KTLA that at least 12 of these locations would be open by the end of 2025, though it is unclear when the others will open. Savvy shoppers are encouraged to keep checking the Trader Joe’s website to see if a location near them will be opening soon and if said location will offer beer and wine selections (as not all locations do).

Seattle Store Making Waves

One of Trader Joe’s recent location openings was in Seattle, Washington, marking the sixth location in the city and the 28th in the state. The business, which is located at the junction of Greenwood Avenue and North 87th Street, celebrated its grand opening on Friday, April 11.

The new store drew a line of hundreds of people before the doors were even unlocked on opening day, and it has also received accolades from the local community for its food waste policy.

According to 97.3 KIRO Newsradio, Spike O’Neill, co-host of “The Jake and Spike Show” on KIRO Newsradio, said that despite only shopping at the popular store twice in his life, he respected the company’s approach to food waste.

“Trader Joe’s does something wonderful, and most other grocery stores do it too. But if you’re going to go and visit the new Trader Joe’s in Greenwood, 8700 block of Greenwood, across from the much graffiti-ed and chained off ex-Bartells, as I mentioned earlier, Trader Joe’s makes sure that nothing goes to waste,” he said.

“As little as possible goes to waste,” he continued. “They donate all their unused, edible produce to local food banks and hunger relief organizations, which I think was a wonderful thing to do.”

The radio host also noted that there are many stores in the area that are making it their mission to reduce food waste, which he also thought was an admirable thing.

“With so many people needing assistance and so many people struggling to make ends meet, and with funding cut from the federal level all over America to various support systems and support programs for people — it’s nice that a company like Trader Joe’s, or a company like Kroger, who owns QFC and Fred Meyer, and all these big chains,” he said. “They do make great efforts and spend company resources and manpower on making sure that no produce goes to waste and it’s all distributed to families who really need the help these days, because there’s so few people helping these days and I’m glad they’re doing it.”