Posted by admin on Feb 26, 2010 in
east hanover,
restaurant
Penang Malasian Restuarant in East Hanover (Route 10 West in the Home Depot shopping center) has always been a favorite with the family.
The kids eat well every time we go. But a couple of weeks back, when we ventured out in January for some Penang, we were welcomed by closed doors.
You could see through the papered windows that they were gutting out the place for renovation.
CLOSED.
But this week, it seems that they have finally opened the doors again according to their website:

So glad. So glad. . .It makes me start to think about what I’m going to order when we go back (soon!). . . Read more…
Tags: east hanover, penang, restuarant
Posted by admin on Feb 24, 2010 in
07039,
restaurant
Another one bites the dust!
It is so sad to see another restuarant option go out of business…this time the victim is Hale & Hearty Soup.
We never got a chance to try out the NYC-originated super-expensive priced soup joint. I’m sure you’ve noticed too like us that every time we drove by the store was either empty or closed (at odd hours when you’d think a restaurant would be open).
If you recall, this is the cursed spot where Beyond Bagels used to be.
Wonder what other retail concept would work in this somewhat awkward location right off Livingston Circle on Route 10 Westbound.


Hope someone thinks of something gooooooood to replace Hale & Hearty…something a little heartier I guess! (sorry, couldn’t resist that one)
Tags: hale & hearty, livingston, out of business, restuarant

Looks like the Livingston Towne Center has another casualty. Fresh City which morphed into a new concept restaurant to stay alive in the same space, Cafe Foozy’s, has now closed its doors as well.
If you look at reviews of Cafe Foozy’s, you’ll see that some of the “rave reviews” seem to be planted without any transparency. You’ll see reviews that mention “and I just heard they do birthday parties too, I’m going to find out if I can book my kid’s next party there…” type of comments. Given the lack of authenticity, this closing wasn’t such a surprise:
Tags: business closing, cafe foozys, livingston towne center, restuarant