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For Whom The Tubular Bells Toll: Javier In Haddonfield

Do Phoodies get as excited/agitated when a restaurant gets “NO BELLS” as music fans do when, say, a band gets a 0.0 on Pitchfork? In a word, yes. And so, Craig LaBan’s takedown of Javier in Haddonfield, NJ, is a study in the adjectives of disappointment:

  • “A dramatic display of mediocrity”
  • “My $29 tuna entree alone was a five-act tragedy.”
  • “[...] a steaming gray hunk of fish so carelessly overcooked, I really didn’t want it anymore.”
  • What can we say? We love the rough stuff. Sorry, Javier, and Craig, but let’s be honest: Fine dining in South Jersey pretty much begins and ends with one word: Sagami. Otherwise, take us to The Pub and just be done with it.
    Inky: I Wouldn’t Eat This Crap With Rick Nichols’ Mouth

    2 Responses to “For Whom The Tubular Bells Toll: Javier In Haddonfield”


    1. 1 deafmute Apr 15th, 2008 at 1:58 am

      the inky is wasting its time with bullshit in haddonfield? HADDONFIELD? what kind of shit is this? the suburbs are for chumps, and the sooner the paper focuses more on things that readers can take public transit to, the better.

    2. 2 Mike Apr 28th, 2008 at 12:58 pm

      You can take public transportation to HADDONFIELD. It’s called PATCO.


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