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Doughtery's Steakhouse & Raw Bar in Atlantic City. Get our free mobile app Located inside Resorts Casino Hotel, I had the pleasure of dining at Doughtery's over the weekend, and let me tell you, IT DOES NOT DISAPPOINT. The Dougherty's name is well-known and established in Atlantic City thanks to their two other legendary restaurants, Knife & Fork Inn and Dock's Oyster House. It probably won't take long for Doughtery's Steakhouse and Raw Bar to achieve similar loyalty. Doughtery's tells SoJO that, 'After years of emphasis on quality seafood, Dougherty's Steakhouse allows steaks and chops to s...

Your guide to finding the best New Jersey beach for you Whether you prefer a busy beach or a more peaceful spot, there's a beach at the Jersey Shore for you. Sarah Griesemer, Rebecca King and Tammy Paolino, Asbury Park Press Published 2:09 pm UTC May. 11, 2021 Beaches aren't one size fits all: When it comes to where you lay your towel, we're all looking for something different.  Some people like a long soak in the sun before a nice walk to lunch. Others love to ride the waves before heading to the boardwalk for a spin on the Ferris wheel.  From north to south, the Jersey Shore has all of...

Things are looking up for New Jersey's restaurants. "We are extremely happy," said Marilou Halvorsen, the outgoing president and CEO of the New Jersey Restaurant & Hospitality Association. "It is certainly time to do this. It's in line with what other states are doing. We're excited." Many restaurant owners are thrilled as well. "That's good news," said Simon Shargo, owner of Sushi Kai, a 25-seat omakase restaurant in Fort Lee that opened in the fall. "I'm happy we're moving forward. It's a good opportunity for restaurants to get on their feet."   With the previous 25% restriction, Kai...

Indoor dining capacity in New Jersey for restaurants will increase from 35 percent to 50 percent, Gov. Phil Murphy announced.

N.J.’s 25 most romantic spots for Valentine’s Day Updated Feb 12, 2021; Facebook Share Why Valentine’s Day falls in the dead of winter is shrouded in mystery. Some credit (or blame) ancient Romans, who celebrated the feast of Lupercalia on Feb. 15. The holiday moved, with the rise of Christianity, to Feb. 14, a saint day that celebrated several Christian martyrs named Valentine. What that has to do with love or romance, who knows. Unless you’re jetting off to St. Barts — 78 degrees and sunny as I write this — you’re going to be stuck home with your honey, likely with piles of s...