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Check out these New Jersey eateries that were handpicked by local foodies in a GrubStreet list of places to hit on your next tri-state getaway.
- Mitsuwa Marketplace (Edgewater): Mitsuwa may be a supermarket, but it's described by GrubStreet as a “daylong culinary adventure.” The marketplace features a huge variety of samples and cultural favorites like sushi rice, nori, pocky and more. Don’t forget to check out Mitsuwa’s massive food court! 595 River Road
- Tony Boloney’s (Jersey City, Hoboken, Long Branch and Atlantic City): With several Garden State locations, you’ll have no problem traveling to Tony’s, which offers all types of outrageous pies — from ramen- and spaghetti-crust pies to pizzas topped with full-sized tacos and even the Dough Exotic pie named for “Tiger King.”
- Viaggio (Wayne): The Italian staple features fresh Italian classics from pasta and pizza to fresh-baked breads and house-made meats. High-end seafood, chicken and lamb dishes are also popular. 1055 Hamburg Turnpike
- De Lorenzo’s (Robbinsville Township): This Mercer County gem was opened in 1947 and has become known for its one-of-a-kind tomato pies, which are made with thin crust, slightly-charred and loaded with any combination of your favorite toppings. 2350 Route 33
Click here for GrubStreet’s list of top spots to hit on your next road trip.
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