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What's in a number? If the number is TwoFiftyTwo, a French- and Italian-influenced restaurant in Bedminster, the answer is a place that "should feel like an extension of home," says chef/owner Melissa Hill. Read Pat Tanner's review.
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Top 25 Restaurants 2011
Long gone are the days when New Jersey, sandwiched between two imposing cities, could only look outward for its best food. Now the top restaurants in the state stand shoulder to shoulder with the finest in the region.
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The Derby’s Jersey Twist
Of all the traditional American sporting events that crowd the spring television schedule—the Masters, the NBA and NHL playoffs, Major League Baseball’s opening day—I’ve always favored the Kentucky Derby on my list of required viewing.
moreHigh Life, Low Taxes
Frugality and fox hunting co-exist in Bedminster, our Top Town.
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Deck The Halls
Dec. 2–6: During the American Revolution, Bedminster’s historic Jacobus Vanderveer House and Museum served as General Henry Knox’s headquarters.
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Pluckemin Inn
After a stressful year, the Pluckemin Inn reemerges with a sterling new executive chef and continuity in other key posts, from pastry chef Joseph Gabriel to owner Gloria LaGrassa.
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Chefs on the Move
Rosie is here with the latest information on where NJ chefs are manning the stoves.
moreThe Greatest Golf Club of All
We took a dash of Pine Valley, sprinkled in some Baltusrol and Somerset Hills, and added a liberal helping of the state’s other storied layouts to create what could be the nation’s ultimate 18-hole course.
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