Collingswood
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Zeppoli—hot Italian doughnuts—are just part (the last, best part) of the sublime experience of feasting at Zeppoli.
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Just One Way To Skin a Rabbit
Chef: Franco Lombardo, Sapori Trattoria, Collingswood;
Nonna: Anna Prestigiacomo, Carini, Sicily
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West Side Gravy
West Side Gravy in Collingswood offers an affordable menu with plenty of comfort classics prepared with precision and artistry.
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25 Best Restaurants 2010
For the best Jersey chefs, fresh, local, sustainable, and farm-to-table are not just buzzwords but delicious keys to creativity, style, and value.
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El Sitio Grill and Cafe
The owners of El Sitio Grill and Cafe bring the South American taste of Quito, Ecuador to Collingswood.
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Another World
Landscape designer Rene Torres transformed his Collingswood yard into a lush retreat, without chemicals or pesticides, and not a lick of grass.
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Spring Getaways: Day Trips
The warm weather is upon us. It’s time to get out and enjoy all that New Jersey has to offer, from craft fairs, to music festivals, to sheep shearing, and yes, even a rodeo.
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Shell Game
Crew is on the rise at Jersey high schools. Here’s why kids and parents love the sport—and the food.
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Game On
When does playing video games constitute a workout? When Nintendo's Wii Fit is involved. Bill Fisher, of Collingswood, can exercise in the comfort of his living room.
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Beat the Director
It’s fall running season. To make his 5k race stand out among the hundreds of races this season, a South Jersey library director is offering a challenge – and is spreading word about that challenge on YouTube.
moreGarden for Wellness
You don’t always need to go to great lengths for a dose of rest and relaxation. Sometimes, you can find it just down the block.
moreIndeBlue
Indeblue in Collingswood does not look like your average Indian tandoor house. Small and snug, with only 31 seats, it retains the shiny-blue and hazmat-orange surfaces of its predecessor, an icy-hip crêperie called 5th Corner.
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25 Best Restaurants 2009
Our experts scoured the state to find elite dining establishments old and new. How did they fare? Read our Top 25 Restaurants list to find out. Feel free to comment on their findings.
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Take A Bike!
Surely you've heard of borrowing books, but how about borrowing bicycles?
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New Faces NJ: Matt Duke
Matt Duke picked up a guitar—and a career.
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Time for Jersey Fresh
Did this week’s spree of high temperatures get you thinking of summer? For me, summer means getting reacquainted with my local farmer’s market.
moreTurning a Thumb Green
The steamy weather last weekend brought me to a place that I rarely use but often worry about: my backyard.
moreSpring is in this Weekend
You can welcome spring this weekend with something old and something new on the South Jersey festival circuit.
moreWhere Have All The Record Stores Gone?
Mostly down the tubes, but Jersey still has some great places to shop for music.
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Dog Whisperings: Life with Emily
“Cute dog!” a runner said as he passed my dog and me on our evening walk.
moreBest of NJ: Retail
Super shopping and better bargains await at these top NJ retails establishments.
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Best of NJ: Food and Drink
NJ Monthly offers a roundup of the best places to find ice cream, coffee, cocktails, crumb cake, cupcakes and plenty of other delicious food items that don't start with a "C."
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The Chain Gang
Could dinner at a chain stack up to an independent restaurant meal? There is no simple answer.
moreLobianco
If a restaurant is going to defy conventional wisdom and tuck itself away in some obscure spot, it had better be good.
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Blackbird Dining Establishment
Chef Alex Capasso’s Blackbird takes wing on nuanced flavors, playful presentation, and attentive service. Would you like shaved black truffles on your entrée?
Just say the word.
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Chef's Kids Eat the Darnedest Things
Quail eggs? Frog legs? Tofu? Bring ‘em on! But leave room for peanut butter on salami.
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Best of Jersey
We in the Garden State need to start demanding more. Here are a bunch who deliver.
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This Way Up
Cities are experiencing a renaissance as single young professionals,newly weds without children,and empty nester's discover that picket fences,large yards , and McMansions are not to be-all and end-all of luxe living.
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Hot Restaurants
Attention, foodies! Add these gustatory bastions and new sensations to your to-do list. Gentlemen, and ladies, start your forks.
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