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Boonton Avenue Grille


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Had dinner by chance last night at the Boonton Avenue Grille in Boonton, NJ. I can honestly say I had better food at a stand at Yankee Stadium.

This place pretends to be a "rib Joint". At 7:00PM place was almost empty.

Had baby backs with Ceasar salad starter.

Salad was drenched in commercial dressing, overwhelmed the lettuce.

Ribs were tender but relatively tasteless. I think (just a guess) they boiled them first then put commercial tasting BBQ sauce on it. Fries were greasy soggy. At $13.95 for about 6-7 teeny ribs I felt ripped off also. Have absolutely no reason to ever go back.

Viejo

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Wine can of their wits the wise beguile,

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Did you at least bring your spiegal beer mugs? :wink:

For Ribs, I like Tiffany's in Morris Plains though they have one also in Pine Brook which is closer to your culinary hell in Kinnelon. POP's in Madison is also very good.

There's a place in Mine Hill open only 3 nights a week that serves dry rubbed ribs that's outstanding.

Boonton Grill has changed names a couple of other times in the last few years also.

Lou

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Lou

Prefer dry rub. Will keep it in mind.

Viejo

The Best Kind of Wine is That Which is Most Pleasant to Him Who Drinks It. ---- Pliney The Elder

Wine can of their wits the wise beguile,

Make the sage frolic, and the serious smile. --- Homer

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