
Popular BBQ restaurant to open new location in New Jersey
Mighty Quinn’s Barbeque is opening their third New Jersey location, this one in Union. The other two are in Clifton and Newark.
The new restaurant is located near Kean University’s campus. Franchise owner Arush Pandya told NJ.com, ”My wife and I are familiar with the area because we live a few miles away, and we have been watching the tremendous amount of redevelopment that is happening in Union.”
The menu at Quinn’s is what you would expect for a barbecue joint: smoked brisket, ribs, chicken, pulled pork and the like.
According to their website, The approach is simple: source the best quality ingredients we can and donʼt fuss with them too much. We cook our barbeque the old school way with plenty of wood and time, adding just the right amount of salt and spice to let that lovely marriage of process and product evolve into something transcendent.
You pick your meat and watch while your order is hand carved.
The chain, which started in Brooklyn, has another location planned for Hoboken; their site says it is “opening soon.” They are also in Manhattan, Yankee Stadium, Queens, Long Island, Maryland (coming soon), Florida (coming soon), and, internationally, in Dubai.
Mighty Quinn’s in Union will operate from 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday. According to NJ.com, other stores in the plaza where the restaurant will be located include Chipotle, CVS, Starbucks, &pizza, Panera Bread, and Habit Burger and Grill.
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