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Archive for ReviewsThe Culinary Education Center of Monmouth County: Windows Dining Room
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BBQ Clean Grill Cover ReviewI’m excited to introduce a new contributor to Jersey Bites. Our guest biter today is Kyle a food blogger and professional videographer who has a new blog called Big Bites Little Bites where he plans to get help from his 4 year old daughter and “little” side kick Abigail. I hope this is the first of many reviews and recipes from Big Bites Little Bites. Be sure to pay his blog a visit for some yummy recipes. »» BBQ Clean Grill Cover Review
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Windows Dining Room is a hidden gem of Monmouth County where students from the Monmouth County Vocational School District/Brookdale Community College Culinary Arts Program prepare lunches and dinners under the supervision of master chefs.
In Hoboken, the roar of twenty-somethings can be mighty—on the hunt for booze and fun on Friday nights or crowding into cafes for eggs, sausage, and hazy memories on Saturday mornings. And Hoboken businesses listen and deliver, offering up late-night specials and mid-day deals for their target audience.
My fiance, Jim, grew up in Princeton. So when six months into our relationship I packed up all my things and moved from North Jersey to a tiny apartment in Princeton Junction, I figured he’d know where to get a good Sunday brunch. I was wrong. It’s been a sore spot in the otherwise loving affair, but thankfully, with six months to go before our wedding day, the situation has been rectified.
I am thrilled to introduce you to the newest addition of the Jersey Bites family, Robin Damstra. Robin will be taking over as Jersey Bites Regional Editor for Hunterdon and Mercer Counties. Regional what? you ask. Oh, we’ve got big things a cookin’ here at Jersey Bites. Within the next 6 months, we will be launching hyper-local Jersey Bites blogs in Hunterdon, Mercer, Monmouth and Hudson Counties. Each Regional Editor or Editorial Team will be covering all of the local food news and reviews for their area. We will continue to offer great recipe suggestions, giveaways and all the rest that makes Jersey Bites unique but now you will have your own backyard piece of Jersey Bites . The regional blogs will aggregate here on Jersey Bites central, so if you’re in the mood to discover what’s going on in different parts of the State, tune in to JerseyBites.com. If you want just your own local foodie news, check your neighborhood Jersey Bites blog. We’ll be rolling out more and more hyper-local JB blogs as the year progresses. It is going to be a very interesting year here on Jersey Bites and I hope you will send in your suggestions and best wishes as we blaze this new and exciting trail. For those of you in Hunterdon and Mercer Counties, you are in for a treat. Robin Damstra is a talented food photographer and writer. You can check out more of her gorgeous photos and recipes on her blog 
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I’m hoping this picture shows how truly cool this place is. Last night was my first visit to The Wine Loft at Pier Village. Peter and I attended a “Tweetup” with some of our fellow Twitter friends. I had heard of The Wine Loft, actually I follow them on Twitter (God I’m a geek), but I had no idea what to expect. What I found was a cozy hang out with 
Lately, I’ve been hearing great things about a new restaurant in town called Daniel’s Bistro. First a realtor friend told me what a great meal she had, then the Chairman of Jersey Shore Restaurant Week and then finally the woman who owns the salon I go to. Everyone’s raving about this new little place on Broadway in Point Pleasant Beach. It was time to see for myself what all the fuss was about. When I called Saturday the hostess was fielding two phone lines at once. They were slammed and I didn’t want to risk a wait, so I booked a table for two on Sunday night.
When you live year round at the Jersey Shore, there is a short and sweet phrase that we residents proclaim with great pride: “I’m a Local.” It’s like a secret handshake or whispered password which ultimately leads to our commiserating over the lack of parking and bumper to bumper traffic. Now, we locals actually have a place to call our own with the newly opened 1940’s style 
When a friend mentions a new restaurant they like, I’m listening. When another friend in the very same week mentions the same restaurant, I am intrigued. And, finally, when a third friend in the same week mentions Mixx in Manasquan and what a wonderful meal they had, it’’s time Jersey Bites payed a visit.
