Author: Eric Levin
At White Birch in Flanders, a Chef Unveils His Upscale Side
February 13, 2019
Sam Freund, known for cofounding a funky sandwich joint, opens a stunning restaurant on the very spot where his parents once dated.
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The 28 Best New Restaurants 2019
February 1, 2019
For rewarding food, atmosphere, variety and value, these new restaurants have earned enthusiastic followings.
Seen in: Eat & Drink
Stop Throwing Away Food. Yes, You!
December 5, 2018
About 40 percent of all food produced in the United States goes to waste. Jersey chefs and the state are tackling the problem. You can, too, with tasty results.
Seen in: Eat & Drink
A Dream of Memphis BBQ Dies in Montclair
November 29, 2018
Scott Hermo, a longtime fan of Memphis (Bluff City) barbecue, gave his heart, soul and carpentry skills to create Bluff City BBQ in Montclair. The restaurant got off to a fast start, but after two years proved unsustainable, and shut down this week. He talks about his sad decision.
Seen in: Table Hopping
“The Movement is in the Words”
October 31, 2018
At a rehearsal of August Wilson's "King Hedley II" at Two River Theater in Red Bank, director Brandon J. Dirden speaks softly and lets Wilson's language soar.
Seen in: Arts & Entertainment, Just For the Web, On Stage
Latour Redesign Will “Bring the Outside In”
October 17, 2018
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NJM Top 30 Chef Robbie Felice to Open Second Restaurant
October 9, 2018
Osteria Crescendo, in Westwood, will feature Italian street food and, unlike Felice's Viaggio in Wayne, will have a liquor license.
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An Ascent Long Awaited: The Hill in Closter
October 4, 2018
Ben Pollinger, who won a Michelin star in New York in 2006, finally opens his own restaurant—in his home county.
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Curiosity Doughnuts Coming to Princeton
September 25, 2018
The innovative stand left Stockton in March for a spot in a Whole Foods across the Delaware. But next month the creators return to NJ.
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Abeles & Heymann Make the Most Law-Abiding Dog
August 22, 2018
Seth Leavitt’s hot dogs follow the strictest kosher standards, but you don’t have to be Jewish to love them. Now if he could just win over Trader Joe’s.
Seen in: Eat & Drink