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Turning Point To Open At Main Line Mixed-Use Project

Long Branch, NJ-based Turning Point, a breakfast-lunch-brunch specialist, is opening a 3,300 SF location at Bryn Mawr Village, a mixed-use development on the Main Line. It will be at 925 Lancaster Ave in a new building; the property already houses the restaurants Zavino, Bryn and Dane's, and La Colombe, reports the Philadelphia Business Journal. Pictured: Lobster Benedict, one of the restaurant's "creative breakfasts." [PBJ]

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