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New Jersey has some of the best sports bars in the nation and here are five suggestions where you can catch the Big Game on Sunday and catch some nice specials as well. Where will you be spending the Super Bowl? Leave a comment if you’ll be going out for the big game and tell us where. If you’ll be staying in, stay tuned for some of our favorite Super Bowl recipes. »» 5 New Jersey Hot Spots to Watch the Super Bowl
Filed under: Hudson County,Monmouth County,Morris County,Restaurants,new jersey | nj super bowl bars, super bowl bars, top nj bars, Veronique Deblois|1 Comment
Robert Sliwowski aka Bobby Chez is well known in South Jersey for his delicious crab cakes as well as his earlier days as the chef/owner of Chez Robert restaurant in its’ three different locations from 1976 until 1995. Chez Robert was a landmark French restaurant “back in the day” as they say nowadays. People still talk about the amazing seafood bar and consistently scrumptious entrees he served. After the closing of Chez Robert, Bobby decided to reinvent his talent in 1997 using his fathers’ crab cake recipe and his mothers’ help into what again became a new landmark in the food business, Bobby Chez Seafood Specialties in Voorhees. Today his business and commissary is located in the Tuscany Marketplace shopping center in Cherry Hill.
»» If You Love Crab Cakes, Bobby Chez Crab Cakes and Seafood Specialties is the Place!
Filed under: Camden County,Restaurants | Bobby Chez Crab Cakes, Cherry Hill, Crab Cakes, Michele Errichetti|No Comments
Salt Ayre Bistro opened in the tiny gem of a space once occupied by Gertrude’s at 7309 Ventnor Ave. in Ventnor. The beautiful new sign out front is very impressive and sure to catch the eye, I love the compass. The eatery is decorated with a coastal vibe, pale gray and white brick wall with striking black and white photographs of seaside architecture. The staff were at once very friendly and helpful. We learned that they were the owners son and wife. The owner is the chef and opened their new restaurant for his sons. They came from another local, LoBianco in Margate, where Salts’ owner was a chef. Did you follow that?
»» Salt Ayre Bistro Opens in Ventnor
Filed under: Atlantic County,Restaurants,Reviews | Michele Errichetti, Salt Ayre Bistro, Ventnor|No Comments
Nicole’s 10, which opened in 2007 in Randolph, offers casual dining in an upscale atmosphere. The restaurant is located in an unassuming shopping center in Morris County and wows guests with its welcoming vibe as they walk in. The space is warm and comfortable without feeling formal. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable about the menu and its ingredients and can make solid recommendations to diners overwhelmed by all the tempting options.
»» Nicole’s 10 – Lady Chef Rocking the Kitchen in Morris County
Filed under: Morris County,Restaurants,Reviews | Christopher M. Masey, Luis Ocampo, morris county restaurant, nicoel's ten, Nicole Ann Dabal, nicole's 10, randolph nj restaurant|No Comments
Do you work in the hotel or restaurant industry? Then you are part of the family – Ursino’s family that is. The new restaurant nestled on Kean University’s campus would like to invite you and a guest to enjoy 20% OFF your meal every Monday night, through February 27th (except February 13th), as part of their Hospitality Mondays – because that is what families do. All you need to do is show them your business card.
»» Introducing Hospitality Mondays at Ursino: One Big Happy Hospitality Family
Filed under: Restaurants,Union County | Union, Ursino|No Comments

Everybody has probably seen the infamous map of New Jersey that made its way around the internet this past month. Whether or not the map is accurate, the divisions in our Garden State are undeniably fascinating. We have our coastal shore towns, full metros like Newark and Atlantic City, farmland to the west, the Historic sites of Princeton and Morristown, and then there’s Sussex County. I think that map does not characterize our northernmost county accurately. With its open fields, horse shows, and hunting enthusiasts, its become apparent to me that Sussex is the land of the North Jersey Cowboy. Sussex County is our Texas.
»» New Jersey Nick’s Pick: The Homestead Rest
Filed under: Restaurants,Reviews,Sussex County,new jersey | New Jersey Nick, Sparta, The Homestead Rest|2 Comments
The little town of Metuchen is only four square miles, but Main Street is home to a number of excellent restaurants. This summer, it seemed like overnight that the well-respected Indian restaurant Spice Melange was replaced with another Asian bistro, Red Monk. Now in its fourth month, Red Monk is still perennially packed on both weekends and weeknights, and it’s easy to see why.
»» Red Monk Asian Bistro in Metuchen
Filed under: Middlesex County,Restaurants,Reviews | Kathryn Blaze, Metuchen, Red Monk Asian Bistro|No Comments
I was treated to a fantastic dining experience during my recent lunch at FireCreek Restaurant and Bar which opened in early November 2011 at Voorhees Town Center, South Jersey’s all new shopping and dining destination. FireCreek brings an option for fine dining featuring New American cuisine to this Voorhees neighborhood and surrounding communities.
»» FireCreek Restaurant in Voorhees
Filed under: Camden County,Restaurants,Reviews | American cuisine, FireCreek at Voorhees Town Center, Kerry Brown, Live Music, Lounge, Voorhees|No Comments
Red Bank’s dining scene just got hotter. Much to the delight of residents of Monmouth County, Bonefish Grill has finally opened its doors. Although technically located in Red Bank, this location is officially being referred to as Bonefish Grill, Middletown.
»» Bonefish Grill Opens in Red Bank
Filed under: Fish,Monmouth County,Restaurants,Seafood,Shrimp,Uncategorized | Bonefish Grill, Sheila Hill|2 Comments
Tired of the same old Asian places? Had enough raw fish and greasy chinese for a while?? Looking to try some new, healthier Asian dishes?
»» Mekong Grill in Ridgewood
Filed under: Bergen County,Restaurants,Reviews | LauriLee, Mekong Grill, Ridgewood|No Comments
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