There are some restaurants in New Jersey that are more than just a place to grab dinner. They’re where you meet friends, celebrate a special occasion, or enjoy a favorite meal after a long week. That’s why it’s always a little sad when one of our local favorites disappears.
Bonefish Grill in Brick has apparently closed permanently, and I have to say, this one makes me sad!
A Closure That Came As A Surprise
Located on Van Zile Road in Brick, Bonefish Grill was a place where you could enjoy some delicious food and a night out. I was just there last week, which makes this news even more surprising!
I called the restaurant myself, and the phone message now says the location is permanently closed. The restaurant’s Facebook page also indicates that it is permanently closed, and other people have been posting about the closure.
Someone on Facebook even shared that they saw a sign outside the restaurant that read, “Sorry We Are Closed, Thank You for 20 Years of Patronage.”
Goodbye, Martini and Margarita Mondays!
I’ll certainly miss those Martini and Margarita Mondays! There was something nice about having a place to go for a favorite drink, a good meal, and time spent with family or friends.
As of now, I haven’t found a confirmed explanation for why the Brick location closed, so the reason remains unclear.
Another Local Favorite Gone
I really hate seeing restaurants and businesses close here in New Jersey. These are the places that become part of our routines and our memories.
It’s always disappointing to discover that a restaurant you visited just last week is suddenly gone. I’m really sorry to hear this.
Keep Reading: New Jersey is Obsessed With This Right Now, Do You Agree?
What was your favorite thing on the menu? We’d love to hear your memories of this local restaurant.
LOOK: 20 Outside-the-Box Uses for Vacant Big-Box Stores
When a big-box store shuts down, its closure can significantly affect the local community and its economy. In numerous instances, the emphasis has shifted from traditional retail to more experiential opportunities. Let’s explore 20 innovative businesses and services that can make the most of these adaptable spaces.
Gallery Credit: Stephen Lenz
LOOK: 50 Famous brands that no longer existStacker compiled a list of more than four dozen famous consumer brands that no longer exist, consulting sites such as TheStreet, Good Housekeeping, and Eat This, Not That!, along with numerous throwback sites dedicated to consumer brands.
Gallery Credit: Liz Barrett Foster
