The Pig + the Pit brings southern cuisine and vegan BBQ to Pennington
Acclaimed Atlanta restaurateurs Doria Roberts and Calavino Donati are the couple behind the new restaurant that has popped up in the space recently occupied by Eclair Cafe
Angelo’s Trattoria in Bordentown will be a return to pasta for Toscano chef
Zack Melker looks forward to making fresh pasta in his soon-to-open Farnsworth Avenue restaurant
Kmart to close Hamilton location this year
Hamilton’s Kmart will be closing this fall, a victim of the chain’s troubled finances. The location at the intersection at Kuser Road and White Horse Avenue in Hamilton is one of four New Jersey stores in this round of shutterings.
A. C. Moore closing all stores, shutting down online business
Some stores will reopen in 2020 as Michaels
Shoppes at Hamilton set for teardown to make way for Metrix warehouse
Tenants clear out while developer awaits township approval to make Route 130 even more of a warehouse district
Shola Kabob and Curry will put Pakistani cuisine on the map in Hamilton
New restaurant is set to open on Wednesday, July 15 on George Dye Road
Mercer County area grocery store update: hours, delivery, seniors, more
A number of area grocery stores have altered their hours and services due to safety precautions necessitated by the spread of COVID-19
Princeton’s Roots Ocean Prime back in business with outdoor — and indoor — seating
The surf-and-turf spot across from McCarter Theatre can open its walls to accommodate old-fashioned indoor dining using the governor's latest safety guidelines
Tindall Road Brewing Company opens in Bordentown City
Replaces Common Sense Brewing, which closed in June
Pho hits the spot in Princeton
Food reporter Joe Emanski sat down with Tom Le, owner of The Pho Spot, to learn more a bout the tiny new Vietnamese restaurant in Princeton Shopping Center.
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Kevin Johnson sues Bordentown Township, officials for racial discrimination
Johnson, a Black real estate developer behind Team85 Fitness and Wellness, filed a lawsuit against Bordentown Township and five current and former municipal officials Sept. 9.
