EATLOCALNJ'S KEVORK ALTOUNJIAN ON VUE MAGAZINE APRIL 2025

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Eat Local New Jersey's Kevork Altounjian Featured in VUE Magazine’s April 2025 Issue Highlighting New Jersey’s Best Family-Owned Restaurants

New Jersey — April 2025 — Kevork Altounjian, founder of EatlocalNJ, is featured in the April 2025 issue of VUE Magazine, in a special segment focused on The Best Family-Owned Restaurants in New Jersey.

The feature highlights a curated selection of standout establishments that represent the heart of New Jersey’s dining culture—restaurants built on tradition, quality, and strong family values. Through this spotlight, Altounjian continues his mission of showcasing the local businesses that define the state’s vibrant food scene.

Among the restaurants recognized in the issue are Bazzarelli, an Italian pizzeria restaurant known for its authentic flavors and community-driven atmosphere; 354 Steakhouse, an upscale American steakhouse offering a refined dining experience; and Mythos Greek Taverna, a Greek restaurant celebrated for its traditional cuisine and warm hospitality.

The April issue of VUE Magazine emphasizes the importance of supporting independently owned restaurants and the families behind them—many of whom have built their businesses through years of dedication and passion. Altounjian’s inclusion in the feature reflects the growing role of digital platforms like EatlocalNJ in helping bring visibility to these local establishments.

“Family-owned restaurants are the backbone of New Jersey’s food scene,” said Altounjian. “Being able to highlight their stories and share them with a wider audience is something I’m proud of.”

EatlocalNJ has become a leading platform for restaurant discovery in New Jersey, reaching a wide audience through social media and digital content that focuses on local dining, hidden gems, and community-driven experiences.

This feature in VUE Magazine marks another milestone in EatlocalNJ’s continued growth and its commitment to supporting local businesses across the state.