I drove the Anthony Bourdain food trail & fell in love with New Jersey:
Open 24/7, Tony's Baltimore Grill serves up Italian-American comfort food, like spaghetti and meatballs and pizza, all day and all night long. You'll find the usual late-night crowd here, the bartender told me, and in the especially wee hours, dealers and casino workers just getting off there shifts. When he dropped off our cheese pizza, I had to ask him,"You've seen it all, right?" He smirked a bit .
Left, fluffy pancakes with fresh-cut strawberries and crispy bacon; right, a special spot dedicated to Anthony Bourdain news.The place, though every seat was taken , was apparently not as busy as usual thanks to the rain; normally, there's a line out the door. I ordered the strawberry pancakes with a side of bacon, while my dad went for a straightforward plate of just-right fried eggs, hash browns, and toast.
Instead of sitting at the counter or in a booth at Frank's Deli , we opted to take this one to go and save it for when we got home. A little under two hours later, we were back in the same parking garage where it all began to bid farewell to our trusty Enclave; it had served us well. Back at my apartment, we flopped on the couch, exhausted. Time for the last meal.episode in a while, so we flipped it on and split our sandwich.
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