One of Utah’s next Trader Joe’s stores has confirmed its address.
The city of West Jordan announced Tuesday that the newest location of the grocery store chain will open at 7800 South and 5600 West, just east of the Mountain View Corridor.
According to the chain’s website, the exact address is 5561 W. 7800 South, on the intersection’s southeast corner.
That’s diagonally across from where a large Smith’s Marketplace store sits.
Permanent signage for that store is being installed, the city said.
New South Jordan location, too
A new Trader Joe’s location is planned for Daybreak as well.
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The address will be at 11167 S. Grandville Ave., behind the Megaplex Theatres there.
That location was listed in a permit application filed with the city by VP Daybreak Operations LLC.
A Trader Joe’s spokesperson earlier this month confirmed “plans” for the stores in West Jordan and South Jordan but did not state either location.
No opening date has been announced for either store.
Herriman location
Another Trader Joe’s is set to open soon at The Commons at Herriman Towne Center, at 13400 South, further south along the Mountain View Corridor.
City officials there announced the store’s location in October. No opening date has been announced.
The three new Salt Lake County stores will bring the total number of Trader Joe’s locations in Utah to 10.
The grocery chain currently has stores open in Riverdale, Holladay, Cottonwood Heights, Draper and Orem, plus two in Salt Lake City — one on 400 South near 600 East, the other in Sugar House, near 2100 South and 700 East.
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