Sarah Griesemer

1 week ago | app.com | Sarah Griesemer

Palmetto is a Southern-style kitchen and bar in Asbury Park serving oysters, peel-and-eat shrimp, deviled eggs with country ham, and many other dishes. After years of serving Korean-inspired tacos, burritos, fried chicken, fried rice and sandwiches in Asbury Park, Jason Devino and Samuel Chung opened MOGO Korean Fusion Tacos in Long Branch. Beachside Bites in Seaside Heights serves beef hot dogs with cheese, sauerkraut or chili sauce; personal pizzas; and non-dairy frozen Dole soft-serve.

1 week ago | app.com | Sarah Griesemer

Dirty soda is popular on social media. It has not been easy to find at the Shore, but Van Holten's Sweet Shop on the Seaside Heights is in on the trend. South Beach Sweets on the Point Pleasant Beach boardwalk offers cannoli, including one stuffed with cookie dough. In Asbury Park, Coney Waffle's chocolate ice cream mixed with peanut butter is scooped in a sprinkle-dipped waffle cone. Boardwalk pizza is great. Soft-serve ice cream cones are a must. Clams by the bucket are a tradition.

1 week ago | app.com | Sarah Griesemer

The One Bite Pizza Fest takes place Saturday, Sept. 13, at Randall's Island Park in New York City. Dozens of pizzerias from across the country will attend. Half a dozen New Jersey pizzerias are headed to the Big Apple. The restaurants, from Elizabeth to Jackson, will take part in the third annual One Bite Pizza Fest, where pizza fans try slices from more than 40 top shops in the Garden State, New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Michigan, Arizona, Illinois, Maryland and Texas.

1 week ago | app.com | Sarah Griesemer

In Monmouth and Ocean counties, featured breweries and distilleries include Triumph Brewing Company in Red Bank and Beach Haus Brewery in Belmar. New Jersey is home to thousands of pizzerias and breweries, and more than 100 are getting some love from NJ Transit. The bus, rail and light rail system launched a "Pizza and Pints" map that highlights places to grab a slice or a glass of beer, wine or spirits within walking distance of NJ Transit stations.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Sarah Griesemer

New Jersey is home to thousands of pizzerias and breweries, and more than 100 are getting some love from NJ Transit. The bus, rail and light rail system launched a "Pizza and Pints" map that highlights places to grab a slice or a glass of beer, wine or spirits within walking distance of NJ Transit stations. Hungry travelers can search the map, available at njtransit.com/pizza, by trail, bus or light rail line to see nearby restaurants, breweries, wineries and distilleries.