NJ Transit features Shore pizzerias, breweries on new interactive map
New Jersey is home to thousands of pizzerias and breweries, and more than 100 are getting some love from NJ Transit.
The bus, rail and light rail system launched a "Pizza and Pints" map that highlights places to grab a slice or a glass of beer, wine or spirits within walking distance of NJ Transit stations.
Hungry travelers can search the map, available at njtransit.com/pizza, by trail, bus or light rail line to see nearby restaurants, breweries, wineries and distilleries.
"Pizza and Pints’ is designed to boost economic activity for New Jersey-based businesses while increasing recreational ridership by offering new and existing customers the opportunity to visit some of New Jersey’s best spots by public transit,” NJ Transit President and CEO Kris Kolluri said in a news release.
Blonde, a light European-style lager, is a signature beer of Asbury Park Brewery.
Monmouth, Ocean counties featured breweries and distilleries
- Grin Brewing, Keansburg
- Belford Brewing Company, Middletown
- Carton Brewing Company, Atlantic Highlands
- Birravino, Red Bank
- Triumph Brewing Company, Red Bank
- Five Dimes Brewery, Red Bank
- Beach Bee Meadery, Long Branch
- The Whitechapel Projects, Long Branch
- Wild Air Beerworks, Asbury Park
- Asbury Park Brewery, Asbury Park
- Asbury Park Distilling Co., Asbury Park
- Bradley Brew Project, Bradley Beach
- Beach Haus Brewery, Belmar
- Last Wave Brewing Co., Point Pleasant Beach
Shore pizzerias included on the map
- Nunzio's Pizzeria, Long Branch
- The Galley Pizza & Eatery, Asbury Park
- Talula's, Asbury Park
- Del Ponte's Coal Fired Pizza, Bradley Beach
- Pizzeria 'Lucci, Belmar
- Squan Tavern, Manasquan
- Rosie's Pizza, Point Pleasant Beach.
Sarah Griesemer joined the USA TODAY NETWORK New Jersey in 2003 and has been writing all things food since 2014. Send restaurant tips to [email protected], follow on Instagram at Jersey Shore Eats and subscribe to her weekly newsletter.
