Restaurant Reviews
From Brussels sprouts with coconut to Drums of Heaven wings, the modern Indian food takes you to new places but anchors you in engaging flavors.
MudHen Brewing Company lures hungry and thirsty visitors all year long.
Putting a modern spin on its beloved predecessor, the Hudson County hotspot draws on downtown NYC's late-night dining scene of decades past.
Blue Café is a bustling brunch spot with tasty food and a lively vibe.
The main draw? Thin-crust pizza with vegan dough.
Rombiolo Bakery Café is a fun spot for drinking coffee, enjoying fresh pastries and empanadas, and perhaps catching a soccer game.
This Ocean County eatery boasts prompt service and a friendly staff.
The eatery's prime location, plus its delectable dishes and cocktails, are making the cuisine more mainstream in NJ.
This Ocean County eatery serves up generous portions for daily breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Jamian’s Food and Drink is a neighborhood staple, featuring live music and trivia nights in addition to tasty fare.
The Jersey Shore's new outpost of a renowned Japanese fine-dining destination turns out to be a gamble.
The iconic eatery accepts reservations, boasts a Champagne vending machine and bakes pastries on the premises.
This Asbury Park restaurant serves compelling meals in a welcoming setting.
Aunt Chubby's serves all-day breakfast plus soups, salads and burgers.
Enjoy seasonal cocktails, live music and happy hour specials.
The restaurant serves traditional Peruvian fare away from the hustle and bustle of Little Lima.
Cool Beans Coffee House offers much more than just java.
Jules Thin Crust, just a short walk from Princeton University, is a community-minded spot with a focus on organic, farm-fresh ingredients.
On Route 36 in Union Beach, one of Jersey's hottest celebrity chefs puts an Italian accent on fun, relatable food.
Uno Más whips up Mexican appetizers fit for sharing, fun spins on weekend brunch, churros and more.