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This New Jersey Bakery Brings Traditional Polish And European Baking Together In The Most Delicious Way

On one Fat Thursday, this bakery reportedly sold around 40,000 paczki. That’s not a typo, and yes, that’s a lot of dough. The founder learned his craft at sea in the 1940s. He studied under French, Italian, and Polish bakers aboard a ship sailing between Genoa and New York.

Passaic, NJ · 1d
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Six Westchester Diners Where Regulars Still Know Your Order After Thirty Years

Some diners serve breakfast. Others serve the same breakfast to the same people for decades, and the staff can tell when you want your eggs a little different today. Westchester County is lucky to have a handful of these places, spread from the Sound Shore to the Hudson River towns. A few have been around since the 1930s and 1970s, while others have built followings of guests who have been sliding into the same booths for thirty, forty, even fifty years.

Westchester County, NY · 1d
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The Crisp, Never-Greasy Catfish At This Cash-Only Montclair Fish Joint Has New Jersey Regulars Hooked

Some people drive an hour for fried fish, and they do not apologize for it. In Montclair, New Jersey, one small counter on a busy avenue has been pulling in that kind of loyalty for decades. The catfish comes out crisp and flaky, without the heavy grease that ruins so...

Montclair, NJ · 3d
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One Of America’s Hottest New Pizzerias Is Hiding In New Jersey And Its Chili Crisp Pizza Is Anything But Ordinary

Chili crisp, cheese, and honey on one pizza. Yeah, I’m definitely looking twice at that combo, and it’s one of the most unusual creations on the menu. The spot behind it landed on Food & Wine’s list of the nine hottest new pizzerias in the country. It was the only New Jersey pick on that list.

Jersey City, NJ · 3d
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Goya Gives: Taking Over Eva’s Village

From the kitchen to the community, Goya Gives is making a difference in Paterson, New Jersey! We’re with Rafael Toro of Goya Foods, Howard Haughton, CEO of Eva’s Village, and Sergeant Iris Velez of Paterson Explorers Post 1, celebrating volunteers, families and the power of giving back.

Paterson, NJ · 2d

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Opening Alert: Robby’s Pizza, Ridgewood, NJ

Robby’s Pizza is now open in Ridgewood, bringing a new pizzeria specializing in crispy, naturally leavened sourdough pizza to the area. Located at 102 North Maple Avenue, the restaurant is the latest concept from North Jersey restaurateur Robby Corujo, who also owns Wayne Ale House and Little Falls Tavern.

Ridgewood, NJ · 22h

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The New York Waterfront Seafood Restaurant Where Huge Portions Come With Hudson River Views

I appreciate a restaurant that gives you the view and the seafood without making you choose. Boats pull up to the dock while plates of mussels Fra Diavolo land on the tables nearby. That’s a normal afternoon at this New York seafood spot, where a working marina sits right beside the dining room.

Rockland County, NY · 4d

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Where to Find Free Thanksgiving Turkeys in the Bronx in 2026

Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and if you’re getting ready to prepare a holiday meal for your family and could use a little help, there are several opportunities to pick up a free turkey right here in the Bronx. We’ve rounded up the 2026 Thanksgiving turkey giveaways we’ve found so far. Some distributions are first-come, first-served, so be sure to check the details and arrive early when possible.

Bronx, NY · 2d

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Staten Island Regulars Swear These 6 Pizzerias Beat Anything In Manhattan

Ask anyone from Staten Island where to get the best slice in New York City, and they probably won’t point you toward Manhattan. The island has quietly built some of the most loyal pizza crowds in the five boroughs, with thin crusts, Sicilian squares, and clam pies that keep families coming back for decades.

Staten Island, NY · 3d

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A 24-year-old chef lowered $25 steak dinners from his Brooklyn apartment window by pulley, then one person reportedly kept filing 311 complaints

Some Guy’s House, a Brooklyn steak pop-up that lowered dinners from an apartment window, has shut down after only about two weeks, following a string of complaints to the city. Chef Chianli Hang, 24, ran the pop-up, and its website now says it is “no longer operating” and that all current and upcoming orders are being refunded, as reported by Dexerto . Hang’s landlord reportedly told him that one person had filed multiple complaints with New York City’s 311 system. Six complaints were reportedly filed about the pop-up, and two of them led to written warnings from the city’s Department of Health being sent to the landlord. “We were really excited for the send-off. But then we got shut down,” Hang said. The group had planned to operate for one more week, fill around 100 pre-orders, and possibly throw a DJ-backed send-off party. However, the landlord reportedly worried the apartment might be functioning as a full-scale commercial kitchen. The pulley idea only lasted about two weeks Hang and five friends launched Some Guy’s House as a limited food experiment and social media project. Instead of a storefront, they used a homemade pulley system to lower steak dinners from their second-floor

Brooklyn, NY · 3d

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The Huge New York Food Market Where You Can Eat, Shop, And Explore For Hours In 2026

One building holds more than 30 vendors, a cooking-class kitchen, a community fridge, and a door to a movie theater. That’s a lot of fun stacked under one roof. The food list reads like a world map. Moroccan plates, Peruvian flavors, Indian cooking, Japanese deli bites, Swedish treats, and fresh bagels all share the same address.

New York, NY · 2d

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In 1902, Manhattan’s iconic Bank of the Metropolis opened at 31 Union Square West; 124 years later, the historic space is transforming into a $17-a-person high-tech darts and cocktail hub

New York City’s entertainment scene is getting an upgrade inside one of Manhattan’s most notable architectural addresses. If you love a little friendly competition with your cocktails, you will want to check out the newest arrival in Union Square . Flight Club New York is officially opening its doors on Wednesday, November 11 . The sprawling 10,700-square-foot venue is taking over the historic 1902 Bank of the Metropolis building at 31 Union Square West . Locals will quickly recognize the grand address as the former home of the iconic Blue Water Grill. Now, the two-story space is being completely reimagined into a high-energy hub for Social Darts , elevated dining, and incredible interior design. A historic space with ‘Victorian fairground’ vibes The in-house design team beautifully preserved the building’s original architectural details to make sure the venue feels uniquely New York. You can expect to see stunning marble floors, decorative cornicing, and ornate ceilings alongside floral millwork. They layered in a playful, carousel-inspired aesthetic with warm wood finishes and antique furnishings. Guests are even greeted by a vintage carousel horse upon arrival. Keep an eye out for fun New York Easter eggs hidden in the artwork. You might spot Yankees

New York, NY · 3d

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Famous NYC deli David’s Brisket House to open location on Long Island

Greater Huntington coverage is funded in part by The Farm Italy, a striking neighborhood restaurant and cocktail bar bringing the simplicity, beauty and seasonal freshness of Italian dining to Huntington. Huntington resident Riyad Gazali spent 16 years commuting to Brooklyn to run one of New York City’s most beloved delis....

Huntington, NY · 2d

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Brooklyn’s Oldest Bakery Still Fills Cannoli From Recipes Older Than Most Of The Neighborhood

Some Brooklyn traditions never needed an app, a QR code, or a self-checkout lane to survive. On one busy street in the borough, a pastry case still holds rows of cannoli, rainbow cookies, lobster tails, and tiny fruit tarts, packed by hand and tied up in a box. People drive...

Brooklyn, NY · 2d

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Should You Pop-In to Pop Up Bagels?: An Honest Review

With Pop Up Bagels having many locations in New York City prior to opening in Westfield, the online buzz for this place was major. All over social media, people were describing the unique schmears and fluffy bagels Pop Up Bagels has to offer. With the first New Jersey location just one town over, it was a must try to see if it was truly worth the hype.

Westfield, NJ · 2d

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Goodwill thrift store being taken over by two-story 6,400-square-foot international grocery store

STEP aside thrift shoppers, because a brand new Asian grocery shop is moving in to replace the secondhand destination Goodwill. Sakura Japanese Market has signed a lease to take over the retail space – and shoppers don’t know how to feel about it. The Japanese-style convenience store will...

Manhattan, NY · 2d

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A Japanese Kitchen Lab Just Opened in This New Jersey Downtown

A bowl piled with yellowtail, salmon roe, scallops and sea urchin is not exactly what most people expect from a fast-casual counter in downtown Ridgewood. Neither is pork jowl fried in panko, lobster-tail tempura or ramen built around a bright yuzu-salt broth. But that mismatch between format and food is...

Ridgewood, NJ · 1d

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Tony Baloney's Owner Confirms Fans' Worst Fears: 'F—ing Furious'

After 11 years of serving some of New Jersey's wildest pizza creations, Tony Boloney's has officially closed its doors. Owner Mike Hauke announced the permanent closure of the popular eatery at 263 First St., in Hoboken, in an emotional Instagram post , confirming that the restaurant has been closed …

Hoboken, NJ · 15h

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A Hoboken Pizza Spot Known for Its Unusual Creations Closes After 11 Years

Tony Boloney’s has confirmed the closure of its Hoboken location in New Jersey. It was known for its specialty pizzas, oversized sandwiches, and creative comfort food. The announcement prompted customers to share memories of the restaurant on social media. Tony Boloney’s Has Announced Its Closure. Tony Boloney’s was...

Hoboken, NJ · 1d

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A new artisan bakery and specialty coffee shop has opened in Wayne.

Morning Club Bread & Coffee is now open at 163 Hamburg Turnpike, offering freshly baked goods, specialty coffee and a menu of breakfast and lunch options. The café’s menu includes espresso drinks, signature lattes, matcha, chai and fresh juices, alongside a selection of pastries, croissants, breads and other baked goods.

Wayne, NJ · 2d