A co-branded Jamba and Auntie Anne's is coming to Route 59.

The shared storefront opens Sept. 17 at 376 Route 59, Suite 104, in Westridge Court, pairing smoothies and juices with soft pretzel snacks under one roof. The store is already hiring team members ahead of the opening, NCTV17 reported.

The new tenant sits just around the corner from Block 59, the dining and entertainment development that has reshaped the corridor since opening. It won't be alone for long at Westridge Court: L.L. Bean is set to open a 16,000-square-foot store at 336 Route 59 on Sept. 25, according to NBC Chicago, giving the 461,402-square-foot shopping center two high-profile arrivals in the same week.

Both Jamba and Auntie Anne's are owned by GoTo Foods, the Atlanta-based franchise group behind more than 7,100 locations including Cinnabon, Carvel and McAlister's Deli. The company signed over 1,100 franchise agreements in 2024, including 353 dual-branded sites, according to World Coffee Portal. GoTo Foods executive Mike Freeman told QSR Magazine in March that remodeled Auntie Anne's stores are seeing "a 30 percent improvement … in top-line revenue."

The nearest existing co-branded Jamba and Auntie Anne's store is in Plainfield at 16302 S. Boulevard Place. No franchisee name has been disclosed for the Naperville location.

The arrival adds to a stretch of Route 59 that Indian Prairie School District 204 Superintendent Adrian Talley called "revitalized" in written comments to Naperville City Council on June 16, supporting a $1.85 million amendment to the Block 59 business district plan. Brixmor Property Group, which owns Westridge Court, lists the adjacent Block 59 redevelopment as a $53 million project set for completion in 2026.

L.L. Bean follows eight days later, on Sept. 25.