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Award-Winning Chef Brings New Restaurant To North Jersey Dining Scene Award-Winning Chef Brings New Restaurant To North Jersey Dining Scene
Award-Winning Chef Brings New Restaurant To North Jersey Dining Scene An award-winning chef is bringing his take on American fine dining to North Jersey. Chef Adam Weiss, who hails from a line of experienced cooks starting with his grandmother and mother, will be opening F1RST Restaurant in Hawthorne on Tuesday, July 25. Weiss earned Bachelor’s Degree from the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, NY, and went on to complete his culinary internship at Ruga Restaurant in Oakland, where his focus on New American cuisine, according to the restaurant's website. View this post on Instagram A post shared by F1…

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by Cecilia Levine
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New Restaurant 'Wild Rose' Appears To Be Replacing Garfield Elks Lodge New Restaurant 'Wild Rose' Appears To Be Replacing Garfield Elks Lodge
New Restaurant 'Wild Rose' Appears To Be Replacing Garfield Elks Lodge A new dining experience is coming to Garfield, offering an array of food made from locally sourced fresh ingredients. Wild Rose will be opening its doors to customers in the near future, its website says. The restaurant will be serving fine dining from a veteran chef with over 20 years of experience in the finest restaurants, as well as offering an event space, the page says. According to BoozyBurbs, Wild Rose is opening at 68 Lanza Ave., which according to online records is the temporarily closed Elks Lodge. "We refuse to compromise on quality in our restaurant", states Wild Rose off…

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by Annie DeVoe
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New Restaurant 'The Supper Club' Open For Dinner In Hoboken New Restaurant 'The Supper Club' Open For Dinner In Hoboken
New Restaurant 'The Supper Club' Open For Dinner In Hoboken A new restaurant with a seasonal menu has opened four days a week for dinner a Hoboken cafe. "The Supper Club" is located inside Bwè Kafe on Adams Street, Friday through Monday, from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. The eatery is run by Greer Lou, who is also the executive chef. Starters options include sweet potato and lentil soup with coconut, coriander and ginger ($9) and avocado and beet salad ($12).  Entrees include braised pork shoulder with fried rosemary, cannellini beans and roasted cabbage ($28) and chicken al mattone with long-cooked greens and polenta ($25). Try mac & cheese, brocc…

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by Cecilia Levine
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These Are The New Stores Coming To Shops At Riverside Mall These Are The New Stores Coming To Shops At Riverside Mall
These Are The New Stores Coming To Shops At Riverside Mall It's fancy, huh. Several new luxury brands will be making their ways this spring to The Shops at Riverside in Hackensack, in the process of a complete revamp. Scroll down for the new arrivals. Sergio Rossi: A made-in-Italy luxury footwear brand, was established in the 1960s, deeply-rooted in the creativity and expertise of its eponymous founder.  Jimmy Choo: Encompassing a complete, luxury accessories brand, women's shoes remain the core of the product offer, alongside handbags, small leather goods, scarves, sunglasses, eyewear, belts, fragrance and men's shoes. Salvatore Ferragamo: …

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by Cecilia Levine
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REPORT: Bergen County Restaurants Ranked Among Most Expensive In New Jersey REPORT: Bergen County Restaurants Ranked Among Most Expensive In New Jersey
Report: Bergen County Restaurants Ranked Among Most Expensive In New Jersey Filet mignon. Crab meat cocktails. Lots and lots of wine. That's what's on the menu at the most expensive restaurants in Bergen County. According to a list published in NJ.com, several area restaurants account for the priciest meals in New Jersey. The media outlet found the average prices at every restaurants and then the total price for two appetizers, two entrees, two drinks and a dessert. The following restaurants had the highest totals of the 27 on the list (figures represent dinner for two) 22. The Saddle River Inn, $149 17. The River Palm Terrace, Edgewater, Fair Lawn and Mahw…

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by Cecilia Levine