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Married Chefs Open Bergen County Sandwich, Crepe Shop Married Chefs Open Bergen County Sandwich, Crepe Shop
Married Chefs Open Bergen County Sandwich, Crepe Shop Two trained chefs who happened to be married have opened a sandwich and creperie in Bergen County. Edward and Renata Greenwald are behind The Launch Room Cafe, in Bogota.  Sandwich from the Launch Room Cafe.The Launch Room Cafe After working for years in restaurants, supermarkets, catering companies and corporate stores, the couple finally decided to open a place of their own, the owners tell Daily Voice. Edward came up with the name, because the store when he first saw it reminded him of a lunch room. "But we wanted put a retro spin on it," Renata explained, "so he came up with the '…

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by Cecilia Levine
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Bergen County Pizzeria To Open 2nd Location Bergen County Pizzeria To Open 2nd Location
Bergen County Pizzeria To Open 2nd Location A Bergen County pizzeria that opened its first location in 2018 will soon have another. Urban Tomato — headquartered in Palisades Park — announced this month that it will be expanding to Edgewater. Happy new year 2022. May your new year be filled with health , wealth, and great 🍕 #urbantomato Posted by Urban Tomato on Saturday, January 1, 2022 The new shop will be located on Old River Road and is set to open in the spring. The menu boasts pizza, pasta, salads, sandwiches, coffee, and more.

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by Cecilia Levine
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Big Jake's Opens In Fairfield Big Jake's Opens In Fairfield
Big Jake's Opens In Fairfield Big Jake's has opened in Fairfield. The Passaic Avenue joint offers mini burgers, fried hot dogs, an array of sandwiches and cheese fries. You can get bacon on just about anything. Crazy milkshakes appear to be on the way, too. Big Jake's, 20 Passaic Ave., Fairfield

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Cliffside Park Eatery Redefines Sandwiches Cliffside Park Eatery Redefines Sandwiches
Cliffside Park Eatery Redefines Sandwiches After refining the concept in the new year, Wich-One is officially open serving a mix of Korean and Asian-inspired sandwiches in Cliffside Park. The Anderson Avenue store allows customers to build sandwiches on a Balthazar ciabatta hero or bowls with a base of Korean-style ribeye, farm-raised pork, antibiotic-free chicken, marinated shrimp or spiced Asian-rub tofu.  Bowls allow for choice of base (rice, spring mix, cauliflower rice, or spicy Korean potatoes) and numerous free and premium toppings (vegetables, avocado, egg).  Homemade sauces like gochujang aioli, Asian sesame honey and Asia…

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by Cecilia Levine