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Leonia Business & Shopping

Leonia's business economy reflects its location, population and street pattern. This guide focuses on the strongest commercial corridors, useful local categories and representative current businesses rather than a sprawling list of unverified names.

Where Leonia does business

Broad Avenue

Historic five-block downtown with restaurants, cafés, hardware, grocers, salons and daily services.

Fort Lee Road

High-visibility east-west corridor with commuter-oriented retail and redevelopment potential.

Grand Avenue

Recreation, school and neighborhood-service corridor connecting the borough north-south.

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Representative current businesses

Moore's Hardware

Broad Avenue

Long-running family hardware business that was actively restocking and continuing operations in 2026.

Hardware
Downtown Leonia small businesses

Broad Avenue / Fort Lee Road

The Borough promotes a diverse mix of locally owned shops, restaurants and service businesses in its downtown district.

Local Retail & Services
Professional & wellness offices

Downtown and neighborhood commercial spaces

Medical, dental, legal, real-estate, salon and wellness uses form an important part of Leonia's small-business economy.

Professional Services

Useful local business categories

Healthcare & wellness

Medical, dental, therapy, pharmacy and wellness providers serve the local residential population.

Home & property services

Contractors, electricians, plumbers, landscapers, cleaners and other home-service businesses are important in Bergen County's mature housing market.

Professional services

Banking, insurance, legal, accounting, real estate, consulting and office-based services support residents and small businesses.

Personal care

Salons, barbers and beauty/wellness businesses are common neighborhood services.

Automotive

Fuel, repair, tire, body and vehicle-related businesses benefit from Bergen County's highway network.

Retail & convenience

Local shops, grocery, specialty retail and daily conveniences support the community's walkable and neighborhood commercial areas.

Nearby regional shopping

Leonia residents also use the larger retail markets of Paramus, Hackensack, Route 17 and neighboring Bergen communities for malls, furniture, electronics and large-format shopping.

Business information was reviewed in September 2026. Operating status, addresses, phone numbers and services can change.