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DINE OUT! DINE IN! the Excitement Surrounding the Limited Re-Opening of Indoor Dining Is Still Swirling a Week Later DINE OUT! DINE IN! The excitement surrounding the limited re-opening of indoor dining is still swirling a week later. SEPTEMBER 10, 2020 ® Excited diners look forward to avoiding weather conditions and dining in a more comfortable indoor setting and area restaurant 13 Broad Street, Manasquan, NJ 08736 • 732-223-0076 • www.ndmag.com owners are working hard to provide those options for their custom- ALISON MANSER ERTL PUBLISHER ers at a 25% capacity, as mandated by the governor. [email protected] | Ext 38 After the initial rush to open inside, area restaurants are now FRED TUCCILLO EDITOR [email protected] | Ext 27 settling into their indoor dining plans. As part of our Take ADVERTISING SALES STAFF REPORTER Out and Dine Out Guide we’ve MATT KOENIG GENERAL SALES MANAGER SAMANTHA MATTHEWS added information for the res- [email protected] | Ext 50 [email protected] | Ext 48 taurants who have publicized VICTORIA STANTON PHOTOGRAPHERS their plans for indoor re-open- [email protected] | Ext 25 MARK R. SULLIVAN SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHER ings. We’ll continue to add to [email protected] | Ext 31 DANIELLA HEMINGHAUS our guide with this information JUSTIN BACH [email protected] | Ext 15 as it becomes available. PRODUCTION JOYCE MANSER PRODUCTION MANAGER As we point out every week KATHY FENIMORE PAM YONCAK [email protected] | Ext 24 [email protected] | Ext 18 there are so many options to choose from! Whether you plan to take out, get delivery or dine CIRCULATION EILEEN SIPPEL DONNA POULSEN PUBLICATIONS MANAGER [email protected] | Ext 21 [email protected] | Ext 30 indoors or outdoors, the many options in our area will make it easy for you to find a match. So, read on for more about how to enjoy a delicious meal, as well as, more specific details on some of the local restaurants who have opened up their indoor dining options to their customers. weather. Takeout will be available at Don’t Miss Out ABERDEEN all times. Open for indoor dining at 25 on this reader-friendly list of percent capacity. restaurants offering takeout and SUNDAES THE ICE CREAM PLACE delivery options Address: 1059 NJ-34, Aberdeen Hours: Daily 12 - 8 p.m. Website: sundaesnj.com ASBURY PARK REACH OUR Telephone: 732-566-0919 17,000+ AUDIENCE! THE COURT JESTER AMERICA’S CUP COFFEE Be a part of our Address: 633 Cookman Ave., weekly email blast Address: 1077 NJ-34 a, Aberdeen Hours: Monday through Thurs- Asbury Park every Thursday to Hours: Daily 7:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. our subscriber list day 4 - 10 p.m., Friday 4 p.m. - midnight, Saturday 3 p.m. - americascupcoffee.com of 13,000+ Telephone: 732-988-2000 contacts. midnight, Sunday 2 - 9 p.m. Website: courtjesternj.com or Open daily for walk-in and takeout We’ll also share it service only. on NDMag.com facebook.com/CourtJesterNJ and the Social Telephone: 732-566-6674 AMICI GELATO & CAFFÉ Media sites of Follow them on social media for all Address: 630 Mattison Ave., Night & Day updated menus, hours and news. Asbury Park Outdoor Dining Open. Practice social Magazine and distancing of 6ft. Masks must be worn Hours: Tuesday through Sunday Star News Group except when seated at your table. 1 - 7 p.m. Reservations for parties of eight only. Website: amiciasburypark.com No call aheads please see host for Telephone: 848-226-3700 seating. They will text you when your CALL: 732-223-0076 table is ready. One hour and fi fteen Pickup or delivery available. Keeping TO PLACE YOUR AD IN OUR NEXT ONLINE EDITION minute time limit per table. Outdoor payment hands free, they are accept- dining suspended during inclement ing Venmo payments to @AmiciAP or PAGE 2 SEPTEMBER 10, 2020 | NDMAG.COM | NIGHT & DAY MAGAZINE “MOM’S“MOM’S NITENITE OFF”OFF” DELIVERY OR PICK UP DELIVERY ONLY OR PICK UP ONLY FAMILY DINNER SPECIALS #1 CHICKEN$45 FRANCAISE, size feeds RICE PILAF,2-4 FRESHpeople BROCCOLI #2 PENNE VODKA$65 WITHsize CHICKEN, feeds GARDEN6-8 people OR CAESAR SALAD #3 SPAGHETTI & MEATBALLS, GARDEN OR CAESAR SALAD #4 CHICKEN TENDERS, FRESH FRIES, GARDEN OR CAESAR SALAD #5 BAKED ZITI, GARDEN OR CAESAR SALAD #6 CHICKEN MARSALA WITH BUTTERED EGG NOODLES & FRESH BROCCOLI Offer valid Sunday-Thursday Cannot be combined with any other offer. Not valid during holidays. ALL PASTA ADD A ENTREES SERVED LARGE PIZZA WITH GARLIC (ANY TOPPING) FOR BONUSBREAD ONLYBONUS $10.99 OPEN 7 DAYS www.jimmyscucina.com FREE 301 Union Ave, RT 71 • Brielle 732-528-5566 DELIVERY 201 Broadway Pt. Pleasant Beach 732-206-6040 PAGE 3 SEPTEMBER 10, 2020 | NDMAG.COM | NIGHT & DAY MAGAZINE PAGE 4 SEPTEMBER 10, 2020 | NDMAG.COM | NIGHT & DAY MAGAZINE Takeout & Delivery Guide you can pay by card over the phone or day 4 - 10 p.m., Saturday 12 - 10 Website: bondstreetap.com No reservations needed. non-contact card exchange within the p.m., Sunday 12 - 9 p.m. Telephone: 732-455-3609 store. COOKMAN CREAMERY Website: barriocostero.com or Open for takeout and outdoor seating. Address: 711 Cookman Ave., ASBURY KITCHEN BY DAVID culturehg.com/reopening Limited menu available. Asbury Park BURKE Telephone: 732-455-544 BOOSKERDOO Hours: Daily 2 - 10 p.m. Address: 601 Mattison Ave., Barrio Costero is open for outdoor Address: 1321A Memorial Drive., Website: cookmancreamery.com Asbury Park dining. There will be covered outdoor seating adjacent to Barrio Costero. Asbury Park Telephone: 732-361-5215 Hours: Monday through Thursday Hours may vary. Walk-ins welcomed Hours: Daily 7:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. 4 - 10 p.m., Friday through Sun- Offering takeout and delivery. and reservations encouraged. Contact- Website: booskerdoo.com day 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. less ordering and payment available. Telephone: 732-361-5261 CONEY WAFFLE Website: asburykitchenbydb.com Takeout and delivery available. Culture Market now open six days a week. Now fully open for outside pickup at Address: 800 Ocean Ave., Telephone: 732-893-5302 Please follow @heyreyla to stay up to their Asbury Park location. Mobile app Asbury Park Takeout and outdoor dining available. date. is now available for download. Hours: Daily 2 - 8 p.m. Dinner is daily from 4 to 10 p.m. and Website: coneywaffle.shop Happy Hour is daily from 4 to 6 p.m. BELMONTE’S RISTORANTE BRANDO’S CITI CUCINA Telephone: 732-556-6951 Brunch will be offered Friday through Address: 623 Cookman Ave., Address: 162 Main St., Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Asbury Park Open for cake orders for curbside Asbury Park pickup or free delivery. ASBURY PARK DISTILLING CO. Hours: Sunday through Wednes- Hours: Daily 4 - 8:30 p.m. Address: 527 Lake Avenue, day 4 - 9 p.m., Thursday through Website: brandosnj.com CREPE SHOP Asbury Park Saturday 4 - 10 p.m. Telephone: 732-774-2222 Address: 900 Ocean Ave, Hours: Monday and Tuesday Website: belmontesap.com Takeout and curbside pickup available. Asbury Park closed except to go/retail, Telephone: 732-776-7500 Outdoor Dining Open. Visit them and Hours: Daily 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. Belmonte’s curbside pickup crew is experience a spacious and vibrant out- Weather Permitting Wednesday open at 2 p.m., door scene. Call for reservations [credit Thursday 2 - 10 p.m., Friday and ready. Call ahead or go online to check Website: Instagram @crepeshop out their menu. Belmonte’s is taking card required] or takeout. Now serving Saturday 12 - 10 p.m., Sunday reservations for outdoor seating. They lunch from Monday through Saturday Telephone: 732-988-4423 noon to 3 p.m. open at 2 p.m. are accepting parties of up to eight CRUST & CRUMBLE Website: apdistilling.com guests. They cannot guarantee your CAPITOLINE Address: 633 Lake Ave., Telephone: 732-455-3934 table in the case of inclement weather. Tables are reserved for two hours on Address: 639 Cookman Ave., Asbury Park The tasting room is reopen. They are regular nights and 1.5 hours for half Asbury Park Hours: Sunday and Monday 12 - 9 looking forward to once again serving price pasta nights [Mondays and Thurs- p.m., Tuesday closed, Wednesday you the spirits and cocktails you love days]. If your party needs more time Hours: Daily 12 - 10 p.m. so much. than that please let them know when Website: capitolineap.com through Thursday 12 - 9 p.m., Fri- making your reservation and they will Telephone: 732-455-3609 day and Saturday 12 - 10 p.m. do their very best to accommodate you. ASBURY PARK ROASTERY Open for pickup for food and packaged Website: crustandcrumble.com Address: 803 Second Ave., Telephone: 732-776-7767 BETTY’S ICEBOX goods. Doordash and Grubhub available Asbury Park for delivery. Outdoor Dining Available. DJ’S DELIGHTS Hours: Daily 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Address: 1300 Ocean Ave., No reservations and they are back to their full menu. Address: 620 Mattison Ave., Website: aproastery.com Asbury Park Asbury Park Telephone: 732-807-3155 Hours: Monday through Thurs- day 11 a.m. - 9 p.m., Friday CARDINAL PROVISIONS Hours: Thursday through Tuesday Free local delivery of packaged coffee, and Saturday 11 a.m. - 10 p.m., Address: 513 Bangs Ave., for breakfast and lunch orders tea and cold brew concentrate and 2nd Asbury Park Ave pickup available. Call or visit their Sunday 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Website: djsinap.com website to place an order delivered to bettys-icebox.square.site Hours: Open Monday and Telephone: 732-869-1100 your doorstep. They also just launched Thursday through Sunday 9 a.m Telephone: 732-927-0009 EDDIE CONFETTI’S the USUAL club. Enjoy the ease of sim- - 3 p.m. Open for curbside pickup.
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