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So Cluckin' Good: Chicken & Waffle Joint Makes NJ Debut In Paramus Mall So Cluckin' Good: Chicken & Waffle Joint Makes NJ Debut In Paramus Mall
So Cluckin' Good: Chicken & Waffle Joint Makes NJ Debut In Paramus Mall An international fast food joint that puts a twist on chicken and waffles is making its New Jersey debut. Chick 'n' Cone is coming to Bergen Town Center in Paramus, according to signage up in the mall next to Dunkin' Donuts and Target. chickCecilia Levine The menu is simple: "Crispy chicken tossed with your favorite sauce and served in a hand-rolled waffle cone," the website says. Sauces include Cinna-maple, kKck'nranch, Buffalo Blue, Yell BBQ, BBQ, and Peri Peri. Sides include Caj'nfries, Caj'ncorn, Mac'ncheese, while desserts are a variety of waffle-cone infused milkshakes. …

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by Cecilia Levine
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Latest Restaurant Openings, Closings In Bergen County Latest Restaurant Openings, Closings In Bergen County
Latest Restaurant Openings, Closings In Bergen County The baby back ribs. The mac & cheese. The famous Boiling Pot cajun boil. Those favorites and more from JD's Steak Pit in Fort Lee will only be available for two more weeks, as the restaurant announced it will be closing in early June. But don't worry, there are plenty of other restaurants to try around Bergen County. Royal Spice, Fort Lee: " Royal Spice Hotpot is a fusion of a thousand years of Chinese health food therapy with secret recipes passed on by word-of-mouth," its website says. And it's all you can eat. Takayama, Edgewater: Sushi, sashimi and bento boxes galore. Regina's S…

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by Cecilia Levine
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Hilarious Bergen County Chicken Tender Experts Are 'Ballin On A Budget' Hilarious Bergen County Chicken Tender Experts Are 'Ballin On A Budget'
Hilarious Bergen County Chicken Tender Experts Are 'Ballin On A Budget' Bergen County teens Zack Fischberg and Jonathan Kopf know they're too old to order from the kids' menu. But that doesn't seem to stop the pair, who say they're "ballin' on a budget." Fischberg of Haworth, 18, and Kopf of Closter, 19, are on a quest to find the best chicken tenders on the East Coast and eventually, the country. It's all documented and scaled on their blog. "Ever since we can remember, we have had a passion for good chicken tenders," said the teens, who met when they were seven at Ramapo Day Camp. "After indulging ourselves in an abundance of chick…

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by Cecilia Levine