New Jersey Monthly Magazine

New Jersey Monthly is a glossy magazine published every month that focuses on topics relevant to the people living in New Jersey. Launched in 1976, it is headquartered in Morristown. Alongside general interest articles, the magazine also publishes special issues from time to time that rank high schools, lawyers, doctors, and local governments. New Jersey Monthly is a proud member of the City and Regional Magazine Association (CRMA).

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Mary's Place by the Sea: The Spa-Like Ocean Grove Nonprofit Where Women With Cancer Find Healing

6 days ago | njmonthly.com | Ben T. Wasserman

Mary's Place by the Sea in Ocean Grove. Photo: Courtesy of Bugsmom Photography/Lynn RettererIn 2009, bedridden with the flu and with her three young children “piled around me, poking me,” Michele Gannon found herself wondering how women undergoing cancer treatment managed without a peaceful place to rest and recover. An adjunct professor at Monmouth University, Gannon made it her mission to create one.
Tatte Bakery Opens First NJ Location; More Dining News

6 days ago | njmonthly.com | Jacqueline Mroz

Tatte Bakery & Café has opened in Ridgewood. Photo: Courtesy of Tatte Bakery & CaféOpeningsThis is the first Tatte Bakery & Café in the Garden State, and the 45th location for the brand known for its inviting spaces and scratch-made Mediterranean-inspired menu items. Signature offerings include Jerusalem bagels, fresh challah bread, artfully crafted cheesecakes and shakshuka.
Kelsey Grammer Recalls NJ Youth and Makes Peace With His Sister's Brutal Death

1 week ago | njmonthly.com | Julia Martin

Kelsey Grammer will be at Bookends on May 6 signing copies of Karen. Photo: Per BernalWhen Kelsey Grammer was 20 years old and making his way as an actor in Manhattan, he got horrific news. His only sibling, Karen, 18, had been abducted from the parking lot behind the Red Lobster restaurant where she worked in Colorado Springs and was repeatedly raped and murdered. For 50 years, grief dogged Grammer’s days.
Montclair's Clairidge Theater Now Offers Alcoholic Drinks

1 week ago | njmonthly.com | Julia Martin

Montclair's Clairidge movie theater, run by Montclair Film, now sells beer, wine and cocktails along with popcorn and snacks. Photo: Neil GrabowskyMoviegoers at Montclair’s Clairidge theater who want a drink to go along with their popcorn now have a new menu of options: beer, wine, hard cider and canned cocktails.
Da Pepo in Montclair to Close; More Dining News

1 week ago | njmonthly.com | Jacqueline Mroz

ClosingsThis charming, intimate Italian restaurant—which boasted a unique dining experience especially on weekend nights, expanding its seating into the adjacent Watchung Booksellers—is closing. Owner Carlo Orrico, a veteran chef who lives in Montclair, opened Da Pepo more than five years ago. He says the last day will be Saturday, May 17. This iconic waterfront restaurant, which opened in 1929 and may have served Al Capone, is up for sale.
How Hoboken is Rallying Around the Threatened Tern Bird

2 weeks ago | njmonthly.com | Ben T. Wasserman

Albini Pharmacy employees with their tern decoy. Photo: Courtesy of Jeffrey TrainLife isn’t easy for the common tern, a kind of seabird that likes to nest on Hoboken’s Pier 11. Recently, though, the threatened species has gotten a much-needed boost from the community. The Hoboken Tern Parade, a city-wide celebration of the city’s newly named honorary bird, is currently being held now through June 1.
Perla Oyster Bar in Maplewood Offers Shuckin' Good Eats

2 weeks ago | njmonthly.com | Jacqueline Mroz

Charbroiled oysters are smoky and rich, and just one of the delights on offer at Perla Oyster Bar. Courtesy of Perla Oyster Bar/Arron AndrewsNew Jersey may have roughly 130 miles of Atlantic Ocean coastline, but for some reason, oyster bars are not plentiful here—especially in the northern part of the state. Enter Perla Oyster Bar in Maplewood, a new destination spot that can be found off the beaten path in this food-obsessed town.
Gladstone Market Has Quaint Country Charm and Solid Eats

2 weeks ago | njmonthly.com | Julie Gordon

Gladstone Market in GladstoneCountry market–style restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Upon entering the charming spot, customers walk into a small market (which delightfully features a hot dog cart offering $3 franks). Patrons can enjoy their food in a small dining room (which has waiter service), a lovely backyard patio in warmer months, or to go. Opened 13 years ago, the spot was formerly a meat market on one side and an antique shop on the other.
Crave & Co. Is a Fantastic New Breakfast/Lunch Option in Livingston

2 weeks ago | njmonthly.com | Julie Gordon

The Ala Burrata Toast with poached eggsCrave & Co in LivingstonBright, airy and modern space with mirrors, bold blue banquettes, and an eye-catching (faux) floral wall. Open for breakfast and lunch, Crave & Co. invites customers into a welcoming and lively environment, thanks in large part to owner Joshua Martin, who warmly treats repeat customers like old friends and new patrons like people he can’t wait to know.
Crave & Co. Is a Fantastic New Breakfast/Lunch Spot in Livingston

2 weeks ago | njmonthly.com | Julie Gordon

The Ala Burrata Toast with poached eggsCrave & Co in LivingstonBright, airy and modern space with mirrors, bold blue banquettes, and an eye-catching (faux) floral wall. Open for breakfast and lunch, Crave & Co. invites customers into a welcoming and lively environment, thanks in large part to owner Joshua Martin, who warmly treats repeat customers like old friends and new patrons like people he can’t wait to know.