Food & Drink

After two years on Baldwin Avenue, the Thai-fusion restaurant will be moving to a bigger space on Wayne Street.

Construction has already begun on the new restaurant which will bring Cuban fare to the ever-growing Grove Street dining scene.

The restaurant, run by one of Jersey City’s more prominent culinary groups, has been closed through all of September and is done for good.

The European-inspired restaurant will be bringing smoked fish, pickled veggies, and house-cured meats to Jersey City’s Powerhouse Arts District.

The Ainsworth Newark will celebrate their grand opening at the ground floor and rooftop of Hotel Indigo on Monday.

Just in time for fall and Oktoberfest, Jersey City’s craft brewery is now open on Wednesdays and later on weekends.

The much-anticipated upscale restaurant is finished just six months after opening in Hoboken, a shocking move that has sparked debate as to what happened.

A Newark Street storefront is being renovated into a Spanish restaurant that will add to Hoboken’s late-night dining options.

The eatery, owned by three born-and-raised Hoboken sisters, has signed on to expand their business in space that’s close to the neighborhood’s PATH station.

Over 1 million people visited Asbury Park in 2016 and the food scene is helping the city become a year-round destination.