Dining

One thing is for certain, Scoop N Scootery is not your typical ice cream shop. Now, the viral dessert spot comes to New Jersey. Scoop N Scootery, a Boston-born sundae

Senators John Fetterman and Jim Justice have introduced the Hot Rotisserie Chicken Act, a bipartisan bill that would make rotisserie chicken eligible under SNAP for the first time. Current rules
The Trenton tomato pie flips the script on conventional pizza—cheese and toppings go on first, crushed tomatoes last. Papa's Tomato Pies has been making them since 1912, making it the
Jersey Mike's, the New Jersey-born sandwich chain founded in Point Pleasant in 1956, has confidentially filed for an IPO and is seeking a valuation of at least $12 billion. The
Adelaide opened in Woodcliff Lake earlier this year with no fanfare — no influencer push, no grand announcement. Just a post that reservations were available. Chef Jack O'Connor, a veteran
Coach House Diner on Route 4 in Hackensack has abruptly closed after more than 40 years in business, with employees told only to pick up their final checks. The closure

New Jersey has no shortage of must-try steakhouses. But according to a new ranking by Business Insider, one century-old Atlantic City institution stands above the rest. Opened in 1912, The

New Jersey's proximity to Philadelphia means great cheesesteaks are never far away — but the Garden State has developed a scene all its own. From classic Cooper Sharp-and-ribeye options that
New Jersey has one of the best Italian bakery scenes in the country — and it's spread across every corner of the state. From North Jersey institutions like Calandra's and
3rd Joint opens April 20 at the former Walnut Street Bagels storefront in Montclair. Owner Beverly Lacsina — who also runs Walnut Street Kitchen — is bringing a late-night slice