A local favorite spot, 37 Eats Kitchen and Bar, has announced its permanent closure. The restaurant shared the news of its closure in a social media post. The team expressed appreciation for the community in the post.
37 Eats Kitchen and Bar Says Final Goodbye
37 Eats Kitchen and Bar was a neighborhood eatery known for serving comfort food and a relaxed dining experience. The menu offered wood-fired pizzas and handcrafted crush cocktails.
On May 12, they wrote, “After much thought and consideration, we have made the difficult decision to close 37 Eats.”
In the post, the team explained that it was not an “easy choice.” They thanked the community: “We are incredibly grateful for everyone who supported us along the way, our loyal guests, dedicated staff, friends, and community who walked through our doors and made this place special.”
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In the closure announcement post, the restaurant team did not provide a specific reason for closure.
About the Restaurant
The restaurant began as a casual gathering place in the Toms River region. It built its reputation with good food, drinks, and community. The space featured an open kitchen with an industrial-style interior.
The menu created by Chef Diego Fernandez was focused on New American-style cooking. The food was inspired by global flavors and his Puerto Rican background. Chef Diego gained his experience by working at multiple notable restaurants. His cooking method combined classic techniques with creative flavors and local ingredients.
Following the news of its closure, several loyal fans of the restaurant expressed their disappointment on social media. One of the regular customers wrote, “This was the best food in Toms River, especially when every other spot has a wait any night of the week. Definitely will be missed. Best wings in Ocean County.”
“Had the best Mother’s Day dinner here with my family! We found this restaurant three weeks ago by accident, and the food is beyond amazing! Staff was wonderful!” wrote another customer.
The sudden closure of 37 Eats Kitchen and Bar has left the Ocean County community shocked. Loyal patrons of the restaurant will miss the go-to spot and its comfort food.
