We are so fortunate here in New Jersey to have such a wide variety of great eateries to choose from. Some great new ones are popping up every year and some good old standards.

Some iconic places only live in our fond memories but are no longer there. Places are parents took us to as kids. Restaurants we may have taken a first date to. Places we used to hit after a night at the club.

The list in Jersey is long and storied. We asked our listeners last week about the great restaurants, diners, ice cream, shops and taverns that aren’t there anymore.

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For one reason or another, they’re gone but still live on in our memories. There’s a good sample of them.

Buxton's Ice Cream — Colonia

Cranberry Bog — Manahawkin

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Regent Diner — Howell

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Zaberer's — North Wildwood

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Little Italian Kitchen — Chester

Gino's Hamburgers — Aberdeen & Union City

Red Oak Diner — Hazlet

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Ye Olde Cottage Inn — Keyport

The Settler's Inn — Medford Lakes

Casa Dante — Jersey City

Lincoln Deli — Weehawken

Larry's Deli & Restaurant — Plainfield

Fred & Pete's Deli — Hamilton

Don Pablo's — Moorestown & Deptford

Sabatino's Pizza — Hamilton

The Fickle Pickle — Hamilton

Chi Chi's — Cherry Hill & Deptford

Restaurants that closed in New Jersey During 2023

Here are some of the restaurants that closed their doors around New Jersey in 2023 listed alphabetically. Did your favorite restaurant close in 2023? Contact reporter Dan Alexander at Dan.Alexander@townsquaremedia.com.

Gallery Credit: Dan Alexander

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