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When The Snow Starts Falling, These 6 Warren County Diners Keep The Griddle Hot For Regulars

Snow days in Warren County have a routine. The plows come out, the schools close, and somebody in every town starts wondering which diner has the coffee on. Lucky for us, this corner of northwest New Jersey still has plenty of real diners where the counter stools stay busy and the breakfast menu runs long. This list covers six of them, from Blairstown down to Phillipsburg and over to Belvidere.

Warren County, NJ · 1d
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These 2 NJ Delis Are Among America’s 18 Must-Try Jewish Delis, According to Food Republic

Hobby’s in Newark and Harold’s in Edison made Food Republic’s list of 18 must-try Jewish delis in America. New Jersey has no shortage of Jewish delis, serving up the likes of smoked pastrami on rye, potato knish, kugel, and plenty of pickles to go around. Two of them were just named to a national list.

Newark, NJ · 1d
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A New Jersey Bakery Makes More Than 25 Flavors Of Biscotti Using An Old Family Italian Recipe

More than 25 flavors of biscotti, and every batch traces back to a Sicilian grandmother nicknamed Grae-Grae. That alone made me hungry. Then I learned you can order most of them crunchy or soft. The flavor list jumps from almond and anise to caramel apple and cookies and cream. I...

Chester, NJ · 4d
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People Drive From All Over New Jersey Just For The Hot Dogs At This Historic Roadside Stand

There are places you eat at because they’re convenient, and then there are places you drive to on purpose, and Hot Dog Johnny’s in Belvidere, New Jersey, is firmly and enthusiastically in the second category. People come from all over the state for these hot dogs, and after...

Belvidere, NJ · 7d
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Where to Order Thanksgiving Dinner in Bergen County

Bergen County restaurants are a destination themselves, and there’s no reason not to extend that to Thanksgiving. Many local restaurants, cafes + markets have Thanksgiving meals plus a la carte items for the feast on Thursday, November 26th. Read on for where to order Thanksgiving dinner in Bergen County, New Jersey for 2026.

Bergen County, NJ · 1d

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Hunterdon County to host free ‘Pancakes with Maple the Snowman’ breakfast Dec. 5

RARITAN TOWNSHIP, N.J. (Hunterdon County) — Hunterdon County Commissioner Deputy Director Jeff Kuhl is inviting residents and families to celebrate the holiday season at the annual “Pancakes with Maple the Snowman” community breakfast on Saturday, Dec. 5. The free, family-friendly event will take place from 9 to...

Hunterdon County, NJ · 11h

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New Jersey’s original Sloppy Joe? Town Hall Deli serves up the sandwich that started it all

At Town Hall Deli in South Orange, it means a triple-decker cold-cut sandwich layered with meat, Swiss cheese, coleslaw and Russian dressing.

South Orange, NJ · 1d

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Korean Pie Shop Coming to New Jersey for the First Time

Thousand, a specialty pie shop from Seoul, South Korea, is bringing its desserts to New Jersey for the first time with a limited-time pop-up in Bergen County. The bakery is partnering with Domoto in Closter for the event, which will run from November 26 through December 6. Originally from Seoul’s...

Bergen County, NJ · 1h

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Regulars Drive 40 Minutes Each Way For Fried Shrimp At This New Jersey Fish Market

Some people drive 40 minutes each way just to pick up fried shrimp from a small seafood counter in New Jersey. Then they come back and do it again. That kind of loyalty usually belongs to famous pizza joints or old diners, not a fish market. Yet this spot sells...

Jersey City, NJ · 4d

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The Best AYCE Sushi in Bergen County, NJ

If deciding what to have for dinner is always a struggle, an all-you-can-eat restaurant could be the perfect solution. With options ranging from Italian and Chinese to Japanese, Spanish, + more, there’s something for just about every craving. These spots are also great for families and friend groups that can never agree on what to order, making it easy for everyone to find something they’ll enjoy. Read on to discover all-you-can-eat restaurants in the Bergen County area.

Bergen County, NJ · 1d

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First Perkins Griddle & Go location in U.S. celebrates grand opening in Hunterdon County

FLEMINGTON, N.J. (Hunterdon County) — Perkins Griddle & Go celebrated the grand opening of its new restaurant in Flemington with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, marking the debut of the brand’s first Griddle & Go location in the United States. The ceremony was held at 9 a.m. at The Shoppes...

Hunterdon County, NJ · 3d

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5 Best Restaurants in Paterson, New Jersey You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them

Paterson, New Jersey — a city where the Passaic River tumbles over Great Falls and the streets pulse with the music of many tongues, where old textile mills stand beside vibrant bodegas, and the air is alive with the scent of shawarma, empanadas, and fried chicken. Here, the city’s heart beats in the laughter of Dominican families on stoops, the quiet pride of Turkish grocers, the dreams of Palestinian bakers, and the hustle of newcomers drawn by the promise of something better. Paterson is a patchwork — of old-timers and new arrivals, of poets and shopkeepers, of students and dreamers, all weaving their stories into the city’s living fabric.

Paterson, NJ · 4d

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Hef’s Hut welcomes veteran chef Simon Tozzi

Hef’s Hut Bar & Grill in Vernon Township has welcomed veteran chef Simon Tozzi to its culinary team, bringing more than 50 years of restaurant and food-service experience back to the area. Tozzi, who has longstanding ties to the local community, has worked in a variety of settings throughout...

Vernon Township, NJ · 1d

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This Tiny New Jersey Cafe Serves Everything 100% Gluten-Free And Dairy-Free

Somewhere in Pequannock Township, New Jersey, there’s a cafe that’s quietly rewriting the rules of what allergen-friendly food can taste like. Defying Gravitea isn’t just a clever name, it’s a promise that good food doesn’t have to come with a side of worry. Now, before...

Pequannock Township, NJ · 21h

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A New Jersey Restaurant Hidden Inside An Apartment Complex Is Serving Filipino-Inspired Comfort Food

A bowl of kare kare showed up on fresh mafaldini pasta instead of rice, and it came from a restaurant inside an apartment complex. Yeah, I’m definitely looking twice at that. The peanut sauce gets a coconut milk twist, plus brisket and tiny Brazilian biquinho peppers. A chef trained...

Jersey City, NJ · 3d

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Philly Pretzel Factory reopens Clifton location after monthslong closure

A Philly Pretzel Factory location in Clifton reopened Tuesday after being closed since June. The store underwent cosmetic updates during the closure in preparation for the reopening, a company spokesperson said. Located at 859 Clifton Ave., the store is now operated by the owners of a Philly Pretzel Factory location in Allendale.

Allendale, NJ · 1h

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N Thai Palace is Coming Soon to Secaucus

A new Thai restaurant is preparing to open in Secaucus, bringing a new dining concept to Hudson County. N Thai Palace has announced plans to open at 10 Meadowlands Parkway, just minutes from American Dream and MetLife Stadium. The business describes itself as an “elevated halal Thai dining experience” in...

Secaucus, NJ · 1d

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Opening Alert: Saigon Bistro, Northvale, NJ

Saigon Bistro has opened its newest Bergen County location, expanding the Vietnamese restaurant concept to Northvale. The restaurant is now open at 269 Livingston Street, joining existing Bergen County locations in Cresskill and Fair Lawn. Saigon Bistro offers a casual take on traditional Vietnamese cuisine, with a menu featuring pho,...

Northvale, NJ · 11h

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Surprising dish at Eggholic in Jersey City

A couple of weeks ago, we made our way to Eggholic in Jersey City to discover a concept that's a little different from your typical Indian restaurant: founded in 2018 by cousins Bhagyesh and Lay Patel, Eggholic was inspired by the egg-centric street food of Gujarat, India, bringing dishes that are common at late-night food stalls back home to diners across the United States. What makes Eggholic unique is its celebration of eggs in all forms, from rich curries and sandwiches to street food specialties packed with bold spices and authentic flavors. The concept recreates the experience of India's bustling street-side food carts, where dishes are cooked fresh to order and meant to be shared with friends and family. This is a casual place where you will order at the counter and they will give you a number that you will put visibly on the table so they can bring your food when ready. We started off with some appetizers. The first one was dahi puri ($8.99), a popular Indian street food (chaat) made with small, crispy hollow puris that are filled with a mixture of potatoes, chickpeas, onions, and chutneys, then topped with dahi (yogurt) and various spices. I love these because they are crispy on the outside, creamy, sweet and savory, definitely a challenge to eat as, to get all the flavors, getting them in your mouth in one bite is the best. We also got their samosa ($3.99), that had a slight kick, but I admit that although I liked the filling, I did not like the shell at all that lacked the usual crispiness. For the main, we first got their paneer butter masala ($15.99) that is Indian cottage cheese (paneer) simmered in a buttery onion-tomato gravy. This was good, but quite spicy and I was happy to have a mango lassi ($5.99) to tame the spiciness. But the dish that blew me away was their boil tikka ($14.99). I mean, we are in a place that celebrates eggs, so we had to try an egg dish and I was not disappointed: it is made with sliced eggs sautéed in a rich, garlicky tomato gravy packed with spices. This one was not spicy and very comforting, eaten with roti ($2.98) and some rice. I simply loved it and will probably try to make it at home!

Jersey City, NJ · 1d