Restaurants in northern NJ serving passover style dinners

[coachrbc]

All I know is Rosa Mexicana in Hackensack and Kosher nosh anyone no of any others. i'd like to go out this weekend and not feel guilty

[jerseydiner]

Most diners, steakhouses and fish markets will offer options of bread/leavened free meals. You can always just get a salad or grilled protein with a baked potato. Some may even have matza available. I know one Panera that offered Matza instead of the bread. If you are looking for more than that, there are fewer options as many kosher restaurants close for the week since the burden of cleaning to please everyone for Passover is often too great.

As for Rosa Mexicano, the "Passover Menu" is a loose interpretation of K for P. It follows a Sephard variation and uses corn and rice.

http://www.northjersey.com/food_dinin...

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Rosa Mexicano
390 Hackensack Ave, Hackensack, NJ 07601

[menton1]

I believe the 2 traditional Passover dinner evenings were last Monday and Tuesday. You'll have to wait until next year...

No reason to be guilty, either, unless your Grandmother is calling you and provoking you. Do you observe the Sabbath? No driving on Saturday? No turning the lights on or off?

[Curlz]

Passover lasts for 8 full days, and Seders are held on the 1st and 2nd, 7th and 8th nights.

[JRBlack]

Seders are first and second nights only. The seventh and eighth days are full-fledged holidays with appropriately festive meals, but they are not seders.

[Curlz]

You didn't specify if you're strictly Kosher or just trying to keep Pesach, but I'm sure you can find good eats at Eppes Essen (Livingston), The Ritz Diner (across the street from EE), or Irving's (Rt 10 in E. Hanover)...

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Eppes Essen
105 E Mount Pleasant Ave, Livingston, NJ 07039

Ritz Diner
72 E Mount Pleasant Ave, Livingston, NJ 07039

[fourunder]

Eppes Essen may not be the best choice at this time.....

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