This New Jersey Tavern Masters The Dip Game
The right kind of dip makes any meal more memorable. In New Jersey, there is a family-owned tavern restaurant that has mastered the dip game in various forms.
Let’s set the table. A dip can be synonymous with a gathering of sorts. This poor sharable had it rough during the pandemic. The food that everyone was going to pass around and stick their spoons into, was not always welcome to the post-2020 party. Still, dip persevered and still stands as a beloved accompaniment.
In New Jersey, there is a family-owned restaurant that now has two tavern restaurants where each dip option is exploding with flavor. On 67 West Allendale Avenue you will find the Allendale Bar and Grill (AB & G). Then, on 2 Island Road in Mahwah, you will find the Mahwah Bar and Grill (MB & G). Their history dates back to 1935, and their menus are almost identical.
Here Are The A/M B & G Dips You Need To Know About
Let’s start with Fitz’s French Dip sandwich. This is served hot on a club roll. It’s thinly sliced prime rib. You can get it with mozzarella or without. If you really want to spice it up, sub in the cheddar ale spread for the mozzarella. Then, the dip is cooked separately and served warm with Dijon horseradish sauce as well. The Chicken Vodka Parm Panini is often offered as part of their daily specials. This comes with a bowl of hot vodka sauce to dip in.
On the lighter side, the Allendale and Mahwah Bar and Grill serve a baked spinach and artichoke dip that comes with fresh pita chips. The Bavarian pretzel sticks come with three different dips, including a beer cheese and mustard. Finally, the roasted buffalo cauliflower has an outstanding blue cheese dip.
So, regardless of your craving, this New Jersey restaurant serves all sorts of happiness to dip into.
3 Possible Quarterback Scenarios For the 2024 New York Giants
Well, this has certainly been a nightmare season for the New York Giants so far. The harsh reality is that Daniel Jones is out for a full year with a very unfortunate knee injury. Now, we are left with pondering what the possible quarterback scenarios for the Giants could be in 2024.
2023 was expected to be a year of growth, with a playoff push seeming like a very reasonable goal. We had a revigorated Saquon Barkley, the reigning coach of the year Brian Daboll, and a now $40-million-a-year franchise guy in Daniel Jones.
To put the first half of this season in perspective, after nine games so far, the stars of the team Barkley and Jones, only played two games together. The team has been crushed with injuries. This includes the best offensive lineman on Big Blue, Andrew Thomas. Big number 78 has barely played.
It’s unbelievable the difference ten weeks makes. In late August, there were NFL analysts who suggested the GMEN could challenge the Philadelphia Eagles for the top spot in the NFC East. Now, we are wondering who the quarterback will be moving forward.
Here Are The Realistic Possibilities
Right now, we are dealing with an open wound. We are a few emotional days removed from the news that Daniel Jones tore his ACL in Las Vegas vs. the Raiders. Furthermore, the poor guy was just returning from a neck injury. However, there are serious questions as to whether or not Jones will ever wear #8 for the Giants again.
This upcoming NFL draft features one of the best quarterback classes of the past ten years. In addition, these players each have unique skill sets that differentiate themselves from their competitors. The NFL is a QB-driven league. In fact, without a solid, healthy quarterback on your roster, your chances are limited.
The only week on the upcoming schedule that looks favorable is the bye week. Two games still remain vs. the NFC champion Eagles as do road games vs. the Cowboys, the Commanders, and the Saints.
Still, there are three general scenarios the Giants could be faced with at quarterback for 2024. One of them includes Jones, one of them does not, and the third is somewhere in between. So, in no particular order, here are the three possibilities.
Jeff Gorra is a Boston-based writer who has been with Beasley Media Group since the beginning of 2023. He writes about restaurants and food, as well as sports and rock music. His experience also includes show hosting and in-depth creative writing in rock and reggae dub music. Jeff’s an avid surfer, New York Giants, and Pearl Jam fan, however, if you make unforgettable pizza, he is sure to find you.
