Looking for good restaurant in Redbank NJ
I will be attending an event in Redbank NJ and I'm looking for a nice place to have dinner. I will also be staying over night and would like to know of a good place for breakfast. Dinner can be upscale, ethnic, hole in the wall as long as food is good. Thanks.
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I'd recommend Bienvenue on West Front Street. Its a small, cozy French restaurant with absolutely wonderful food. Chef Marc hails from Burgogne, and he is turning out wonderful versions of the classics. His business partner Alan runs the front of house with care and élan. I'll be dining there Saturday night. I'm having trouble deciding between the Coq au Vin and the Cassoulet!
You won't be disappointed.
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re: aklein
Didn't have a good experience @ Downtown, aklein. Sorry to hear that. I've never been disappointed by the bar scene, lunch sushi or dinner entree. As for breakfast in RB, I like the eggs @ Bdwy Diner but I rarely eat there and couldn't vouch for RB breakfasts of late. Only thing about Dish that disappoints is tight seating. Eurasian Eatery has changed over the last few years; hit or miss (imho).
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http://www.thedowntownnj.com/food.html
The Downtown for dinner. Enjoy your stay! -
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Here are some places I like:
Next town over in Fair Haven is a GREAT BYOB...so good!
Le Fandy
http://www.yelp.com/biz/le-fandy-restaurant-fair-haven
Another I like for lunch is: (in Red Bank
)Gaetano's. I had a great homemade pasta (the pasta was homemade and melted in my mouth!) over clams...delish!
http://www.gaetanosredbank.com/
For lunch and or a fabulous dinner..another town away in Shrewsbury on RT. 35. Excellent BYOB!
http://www.djeetcatering.com/menu.htmD'Jeet
I can go on and on about this place. Really good!
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Gaetano's
10 Wallace St, Red Bank, NJ 07701Le Fandy Restaurant
609 River Rd, Fair Haven, NJ 07704 -
Dish on White Street is excellent. Note, if this is a large event (such as at the Count Basie) it would be smart to make a reservation as it is within easy walking distance and others will have the same idea. For breakfast I am easy and would just hit up the Broadway Diner on Monmouth St.
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For breakfast, the In Between Cafe is generally considered the place to go if you are right in Red Bank. As for dinner, there are plenty to pick from. Nicholas is one of the top in the state (many would say THE top). But there are excellent choices in all cuisines, atmospheres, and price range. Search on Red Bank and you'll find dozens of threads.
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re: cantkick
Fyi, Nicholas was recently named one of the top 40 restaurants in the U.S. by the Gayot Restaurant guide.
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