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Restaurant Revue Freehold Township

Sushi by Kazu

Ply the menu at this outlier where elegance in the artistry of Japanese cuisine long has been celebrated to find dishes that showcase the chef’s considerable skills. Avoid intrusions of mod oddities.

Restaurant Revue BARNEGAT LIGHT

Mustache Bill’s

The summer love that lasts forever: That’s chef-owner Bill Smith best-of-all-time diner, where the fish and produce are local, everything’s made from scratch, and a culture of civility reigns.

Restaurant Revue STOCKTON

The Borscht Belt

Cue the hype! Enter the schtick, stage left! Is this new deli a showstopper or a comedy of too many errors?

Baguette Delite

Banh mi as good at the granddaddy’s in New Orleans East? Yes, and reliably so for a decade now.

Restaurant Revue PRINCETON

Local Greek

Just off the main drag, but inked on the dine cards of locals, is this hit restaurant where soul-satisfying foods conspire with a convivial scene to make for anytime eating.

The Smithville Inn

A pretty setting, a gracious staff and a nod to history cannot make up for food that shuns in-season ingredients, plates that are marred by carelessness in the kitchen, and concepts that fail to show respect for the Garden State’s cherished foodways.

Restaurant Revue Middletown

TST BBQ

Follow the smoke signals almost to Sandy Hook – but stop five miles short, right here, for brisket, burgers and ribs. And, maybe, a game of miniature golf.

Restaurant Revue LAMBERTVILLE

Thai Tida by Mike and Natta

Across from the Delaware in a tourist-destination small city sits a classic-fare Thai that’s a locals’ love – and an away-from-the-crowds find for day-trippers.

Restaurant Revue CAPE MAY

Big Wave Burritos

Cowabunga! Ride a party wave to this chill eatery located at the intersection of beachy-keen and decidedly delish.

Restaurant Revue SOUTH ORANGE

Bistro d’Azur

Smart, skillful cooking leaves behind any suggestion of a laissez-faire attitude this beachy-hued Mediterranean storefront might convey. No flip-flops here – of any sort.

Restaurant Revue STATEWIDE

What’s Dinner?

Change is good. We need it. We may fear it, but it’s healthy. So what’s the deal these days with what we eat? Are you falling back on your same-olds? Or have these times fostered new loves?

Restaurant Revue HADDONFIELD

The Little Hen

Chef Alan Lichtenstein nails the French bistro concept six ways from Sunday at this chic, yet casual storefront in Camden County that empowers classics with panache.


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