New Jersey Pizza (Trenton, Hackensack, Hoboken: shop, food, oil)

[Bill Keegan]

Originally Posted by BobKovacs

Not to get off topic, but the best food in Red Bank was the little hot dog shop in the side alley off Monmouth (next to the Dublin House)- .....

I certainly shouldn't continue this off topic tangent, but...
The best food in Red Bank is no doubt Restaurant Nicholas. not a hot dog in sight, but if you want great food, service & wine, this is one of the best in all of NJ.

[juliann1977]

I certainly shouldn't continue this off topic tangent, but...
The best food in Red Bank is no doubt Restaurant Nicholas. not a hot dog in sight, but if you want great food, service & wine, this is one of the best in all of NJ.

One of the best?!? It is the best. Not just in NJ, but period. Reminds me we need to go soon.

[Norhjerseygirl]

Villa Rosa - Hawthorne

Kinchley's - Ramsey - Oh yeah!

Brothers - Red Bank (a little like Kinchleys)

Brothers - Midland Park

Garbos' - Ho-Ho-Kus

John Boys - Glen Rock

Pizza town - Elmwood Park

Mack's - Wildwood

Tony's - Cape May

Renatos' - Ridgewood

Nellie's - Waldwick

[tandcookies]

Italian Touch in Iselin :-))

[wildwoodcrest1957]

Macks Pizza in the Wildwoods! YUM!

[emanon]

Originally Posted by wildwoodcrest1957

I would rather Drink a Glass of Raritan River than Eat Pizza here! That's why i am getting very excited about moving back home to NJ![/b]

If you plan on living anywhere near the Raritan good chance that is where the public drinking water comes from.


BTW, the Raritan has cleaned up pretty nicely over the past few years. people are fishing the river all the time.

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[wildwoodcrest1957]

Originally Posted by emanon

If you plan on living anywhere near the Raritan good chance that is where the public drinking water comes from.


BTW, the Raritan has cleaned up pretty nicely over the past few years. people are fishing the river all the time.

E

I know just went to Keansburg this past Summer & it was really clean looking. That makes Me happy!

[irishLASSIE333]

A mano (I am partial to the Carciofi) -- Ridgewood

DonnaGio's -- Saddle Brook (but only if eating there, nice and hot)

[CURT]

Originally Posted by JBrown

While in principal of course I'd have to agree with you I would also say that I too never found a pizza place in Florida that is up to NJ standards. I don't know if it's the water, the humidity or what ever but even great bread is almost impossible to find...

As for the Raritan river water comparision taste test...I'll pass

I have. over the last 16 years I found 2. there may be more but 2 is good enough for me. just like nj. owners of both places are from brooklyn so they know what they are trying to make. other places just dont even know what it is suppose to be like.
still can't find good italian bread.

[Collegeguy12]

Originally Posted by njchick

I live close to the border of NY, Rockland County, and I have to say that two of the best pizza places are there, The Mountain House (thin-crust) and Nanuet Hotel's restaurant has a great pan pizza). But there are tons of good pizza places all over, those are just two of my favorites. Mountain House just opened a new location in Emerson.

Mountain House didn't open in Emerson, but in Westwood on Center Ave. I haven't eaten there yet with all the other pizza places we have in the area. A couple great ones are Kinchley's in Ramsey if you like thin crust and there is another place in Ramsey in the Pathmark shopping center...I don't know the name but it is great. Broadway and Lisa's, both on Broadway in Westwood also have great pies.