Happy Days Nutrition relocating to downtown

Happy Days Nutrition, a health and wellness hub known for its shakes, protein coffees, teas and specialty drinks, is relocating to Downtown Tiffin. Owners Jose and Kimberly Arias, who first opened their doors on the northeast side of town in 2020, are moving to a larger 1,600-square-foot store at 31 Court St., in late summer, according to a Tiffin-Seneca Economic Partnership news release. "The move to Downtown Tiffin aligns perfectly with the owners' vision of bringing good vibes, fostering a sense of community, and contributing to the city's revitalization efforts," the release said. The expanded space will provide room for indoor seating, allowing customers to relax, work, or socialize while enjoying their beverages, the release said. Additionally, Happy Days Nutrition will offer complimentary Wi-Fi, catering to college students who are seeking a conducive study environment. "We are beyond excited to bring Happy Days Nutrition to Downtown Tiffin," co-owner Jose Arias said. "Our goal has always been to create a positive environment where people can enjoy healthy, delicious options and feel inspired to lead a balanced lifestyle. With our new location, we look forward to attracting more foot traffic, connecting with the community, and being an integral part of the Downtown Tiffin revitalization." "We are glad to welcome Jose and Kimberly into downtown," said Mayor Dawn Iannantuono. "Happy Days Nutrition's commitment to promoting health and wellness aligns perfectly with our city's vision for a vibrant community, and this new location will serve them well. We believe their presence will enhance the overall experience for both residents and visitors, contributing to the economic and social growth of our downtown area." In addition to its physical location, the business plans to offer free delivery within Downtown Tiffin through its app. The release said Tiffin Capital Investments, building owner and key player in the city's revitalization efforts, recently was approved for a Downtown Façade Enhancement Grant at 31 Court St. The funding will be used to reface the storefront to create an inviting atmosphere for businesses and visitors.