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Restaurant Revue BRIDGEWATER

Krishna’s Kitchen

The foods of Gujarat are the soul of the menu at a warm, yet modest storefront that stands as the home kitchen of a daughter-father duo. They’ll be your guides to a lesser-known Indian cuisine built on grace and ineluctable balance.

Restaurant Revue HADDON TOWNSHIP

Que Ricas

Come for the Venezuelan arepas, don’t miss the cachapa and ease on to the finish with a guava-jammed empanada. How delicious, indeed.

Touching All Bases: 11-13-23

A sandwich, sweet potatoes, sashimi, a curry and a new rice for a risotto take the lead in another U.N. of eats from the two weeks just past.

To Spice, with Love (Part Two)

All-pro masalas and a novella-like cookery book are all you need to bring the magic of Barkha Cardoz’s flavors to your home kitchen.

Restaurant Revue METUCHEN

Mangia Toscano

Cosmopolitan-chic and sporting a well-edited menu that covers divergent needs, this downtown draw exudes sincerity and sophistication.

Restaurant Revue HOWELL TOWNSHIP

Ichi Sushi

Purist sushi-eaters: This one’s not for you. But if you like fishing for your fishes under robes of avocado and buckets of eel sauce, all lit like a Christmas tree and garnished like a showhouse garden, read on.

Brussels Parm

An easy-all-around supper gets an update that turns it into a suitable and more universally likable side dish for the Big Bird on the horizon.

Restaurant Revue HIGHTSTOWN

Morgan’s Island Grill

The best ever, anywhere jerk wings top the lineup at a Jamaican storefront that brings heart and soul to a prized historic district. It’s all happening thanks to chef-owner Kenroy Morgan.

Restaurant Revue MOUNT HOLLY

Robin’s Nest

A landmark in the downtown of a county seat spreads its wings to offer almost everything under one roof – and expansive outdoor areas. But is its kitchen being spread too thinly?

Flavor Range: 10-30-23

The favorites of this go-round take on every taste bud and treat each to quite the workout.

Jimmy Nardello Peppers

What do you do if you’re lucky enough to score a bunch of these Italian heirlooms late in the season? Very, very little. At first. Then, let your imagination play on.

Tom Valenti, Jockey Hollow Bar + Kitchen

Long a resident of Sussex County but more recently head of the kitchen at this mecca in Morristown, the newest inductee into TPW's chef-picks-chef society of top toques made humble foods haute and, in turn, influenced new generations of both chefs and diners.


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