The Edge: Where Upscale Meets Rural Flavor in Jackson Township

Jessica Woods

JACKSON, NJ – When you think of Jackson Township, you might think of pizzerias and comfort food, but hidden in the rural Pinelands community is a restaurant that would fit right in with neighbors in places like Freehold, Red Bank, and Belmar.

The Edge brings upscale dining to a down-home community.

The Edge Restaurant & Bar distinguishes itself as a gastronomic haven with a creative flair. The establishment is a blend of sophistication and local charm, offering a rich menu highlighted by American fare infused with Latin and Asian accents.


The design of the restaurant evokes both modernity and rustic charm. Reclaimed wood, steel, and leather dominate the interior, complemented by a custom-made bar and lounge area. A communal table, fireplace, and cascading water walls add to the inviting atmosphere, making the venue ideal for special occasions.

Patrons can expect a versatile culinary experience. Options range from the Edge Pasta and fig jam Flatbread to prime-cut meats like cowboy steak. Reviews often mention the attentiveness of the servers, with guests praising the delicious and well-crafted dishes that are well worth the price tag, which typically ranges from $31 to $50.

The bar offers more than just a seat and a drink. With an extensive list of single malts, blended whiskies, and other spirits, The Edge takes its cocktails seriously. Signature and classic handcrafted concoctions are crafted by expert mixologists, appealing to those who appreciate creative cocktails. The wine list is extensive, featuring American and global selections. Beer aficionados are also in luck, as the restaurant serves a variety of local, domestic, and imported draft and bottled options.

The Edge Restaurant & Bar emerges as a standout option in Jackson for its inventive menu and its commitment to quality and local sourcing. It is, according to multiple reviews, the only upscale dining venue in the area, making it not just a restaurant but a neighborhood gem.

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