“To just be a part of [and] to be recognized as a legitimate part of the Jersey City dining community [is] super special for us.”
“[In Latino culture] they don’t want you to pacar trabajo [or to go through the trouble’], but it’s okay if that’s something that you have a passion for.”
“I’m just pushing event through event and see[ing] what opportunity comes [because] opportunities just fall at the right moment.”
“We played around with the idea of changing the name [Pompei Pizza], but decided to keep the name because this is a neighborhood… It worked out for the best.”
“[Lotus Thai] is a safe place [where] you can come in and just enjoy yourself and relax.”
“Paralympic Games, to me, is the epitome of human spirit and what we’re capable of.”
“… This is actually a dream for me to be with my son and my husband while doing the things we love every day [serving Filipino Street Food].”
“I will work my heart [and] my head for Jersey City. I will give the full measure of my being to make sure it’s a city that works,” McGreevey said.
“We really try to accommodate people with that… I’d say that really differentiates us from other restaurants and businesses around here.”
“[Jersey City] is one of our top locations… We love the people. [Despite] different cultures [and] different backgrounds, everyone seems to love pizza,” Starobinsky laughed.
