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Best caterers in NJ

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in New Jersey: Dining

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graphicguru

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Looking for a list of the best NJ caterers (independent or affiliated with a venue/restaurant) for weddings. Taste, creativity, and presentation are key. Outside of the now defunct Ryland Inn, I have never attended a wedding in NJ that fit the bill, and I would hate to have to look at NYC or Newport, etc to find the right vendor. Please, anyone?

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Crystal Plaza in Livingston does fantastic work--esp if you have $$ to spend!!

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