With an estimated 2,000 pizzerias in the state, no Jerseyan is ever far from a satisfying slice.
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Having overcome drug abuse and dealt with his father’s untimely death, pizza vagabond Michael Fitzick finally found a home base in Bakeria 1010.
Lift Your Spirits
Thanks to a change in liquor laws in 2013, distilleries have been cropping up across the Garden State. Here, an overview of the craft spirits they produce.
It began in Colonial times, vanished during Prohibition and, following new legislation in 2013, came roaring back.
A leading producer of applejack and apple brandy, Laird's came about in Colonial times. (George Washington even requested a recipe!)
The famous hazelnut-chocolate spread stars in these sweet treats, from pizzas and calzones to waffles and crepes.
An ode to front-of-house operations—the servers who are as essential as the chefs, but often feel invisible in comparison.
In a year like no other, the pleasure of dining out yielded to safety. Amid struggles, restaurants were there for us. Here, we salute the finest.
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Updated on an ongoing basis: Our list of restaurants with cozy outdoor options for winter dining.
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Features
Oh, the lessons we learn when living in an old house come cold weather.
The volunteer group helps newly arrived immigrants understand their rights and get started in the workplace.
Amid the pandemic, Byrne is still networking, dropping F-bombs and handing out mementos of her husband, the late governor.
As a child, George Dante mounted animals from his parents’ Totowa basement. Now he takes on some of the most prestigious projects around the globe.
Battered by the coronavirus, plus rising costs and delays, the $5 billion megamall still hopes to reshape America’s retail and entertainment landscape.
Kenneth Gifford’s new digital platform, Vault, brings attention to underrepresented talent.
The WBGO Story...Bright Moments From Newark to the World riffs on the station's quiet beginnings and global presence.
The 1991 broadcast of The Colored Museum, digitally available Feb. 2–28, remains a resonant exposé of American history—and celebration of Black culture.