19 Of The Best Restaurants In New Jersey You Have To Try
Kristen
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New Jersey is quite the mecca for foodies. While we’ve long known our state to be home to some of the best restaurants in the country, Saveur, the nation’s premier dining magazine, recently lauded The Garden State as the “unsung hero of American eating.” We’re blushing! And we couldn’t agree more. New Jersey has some serious dining diversity and a solid mix of truly unique restaurants. Here are some of the absolute best restaurants in New Jersey that you need have to check out. While the restaurants listed are in no particular order, they’re definitely *all* worth visiting sometime soon!
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From casual fare to upscale dining this list offers quite the selection, and it’s just the start. We’re the best state to grab a great meal, after all. Do you agree that this list features some of the best restaurants in New Jersey? For more incredible options, check out this delectable Jersey dining bucket list. What’s your favorite New Jersey restaurant?
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