Grubhub had a special lunch deal in the city where you got $15 credit for lunch, making this meal almost free (total paid was $2.76 with tax). The line was crazy to pick it up and it was way too much food, but cannot complain because was fresh, tasty and so cheap
In a town not that big, I'm thrilled that we have multiple pastry options. My fav cannolis and thus cannoli cream are from here. My absolute fav thing to get is the pignoli cannoli because I love the pignolis, and I love the cannolis, and together it is unbeatable.
Went to brunch with Laura and Affi and found a great spot which to date has become my fav brunch spot nearby. They have plenty of both sweet and savory options on their brunch menu, plus more dinner-y foods. I've only made my way through a few options but everything has been delicious and pretty affordable.
In the mood for meat? Mighty Quinn's BBQ is an excellent spot for those bbq meat cravings. For the NY/NJ area, I think it's excellent and you can order and not break the bank. Their brisket is probably my fav meat (as it usually is in most places). I like the combos so you can get multiple meats, and love their vineger based sides and that you can get a bun if you want to make a sandwich.
I found mushy peas at the grocery store so of course had to have some fish and chips. We had TJ's fish nuggets, the mushy peas, and I made potato wedges in the air fryer. Honestly, the air fryer is a God send. We use it daily for so many things. Great as a toaster, cooking many frozen things from TJ's, making veggies, wings or chicken. Our instant pot fryer is one of the best on the market.
Nutley apparently has great food. On one street, side by side, are these two spots that have tasty and delicious snacks. Dan is made at Kubo because of bad service he recently encountered, but I can't hide that their food particularly ube offerings, are delish. Cubita Cafe has delicious Cuban food and some amazing empanadas.
