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I have yet to have a superior steak at any one of the multiple River Palm locations. On the other hand, I have been served a steak with a knife that is unworthy of a steak house and would likely have bent if it were used on a "steak tartare". To be out of Prime Rib at 6 PM, is to lie to the customer. Pay the 12 bucks to cross the Hudson and have a great steak at any one of a number of NYC's excellent steak joints.
ReplyDeleteKevin never disappoints at Cafe Panache. I have been a regular, well, let's say a semi-regular, since the restaurant open, and fame and praise have not diminished the quality of the meals.
ReplyDeleteCheesecake Factory? One of the 5 top in New Jersey? Gimme a break. It is certainly a superior chain, good bang for the buck, but it doesn't belong in anyone's top 5 list.
ReplyDeleteWhat happened to South Jersey? Are we a gastronomic wasteland as has been alluded to in the past?
ReplyDeleteHidden gem in Asbury Park.
ReplyDeleteTry Dauphin Grille in the Berkely Hotel.
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