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A brunch, lunch, and dinner spot that has become a staple of Downtown Jersey City’s food scene in recent years will be closing their doors next month as the chef behind Latham House will be departing for a new venture.
The restaurant, situated at 299 Marin Boulevard just steps from the Grove Street PATH Station, just announced in an Instagram post that they will be closing in mid-April. Owners Kris Yettra and Dan Latham thanked longtime patrons for their run.
“We have had over six magnificent years,” the post reads. “Our guest have become treasured friends.”
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The restaurant opened to significant fanfare back in 2016 and had a front-row seat for many of the changes throughout the surrounding blocks. The restaurant’s dinner service includes spins on American classics like hanger steak, handmade shrimp gnocchi, or a black sesame-crusted salmon.
Lunch service is already finished at Latham House, but the restaurant will be open for dinner until mid-April. A new tenant has not been announced for the space.
As the Latham House door closes, another one has apparently opened. Executive Chef Dan Latham announced in the post that has a new project in the works on Jersey City’s West Side.
While details are scarce, Latham will be opening The Table at 3 Acres inside the new development at 400 Claremont Avenue. The restaurant will join Three Thirds Cafe in the complex and will hopefully be up and running by late April.