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Chef Marcus Samuelsson opens new seasonal rooftop bar, Marcus at NoHu Rooftop, at EnVue Hotel in Weehawken, N.J.

The new restaurant’s menu will feature local, seasonal produce and elevated soul-food favorites

Holly Petre, Assistant Digital Editor

September 2, 2020

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Across the river from Manhattan lies a whole state with gorgeous, panoramic views of the city. This is where Chef Marcus Samuelsson has decided to open his newest restaurant, Marcus at NoHu Rooftop Bar & Restaurant – in Weehawken, N.J.

“Right now, being able to have a great meal outside in a beautiful setting with incredible views is needed more than ever, which is what made this opportunity one I couldn’t pass up,” Samuelsson said in a company release, referring to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Located on the rooftop of the EnVue Hotel in Port Imperial, a 200-acre built community in Weehawken, the 15,000-square-foot outdoor rooftop restaurant boasts a seasonally appropriate menu including fruits like peaches and tomatoes while also incorporating branzino and okra. The restaurant continues Samuelsson’s mission to use local farms and suppliers.

“The people in and around the Port Imperial community are craving new and exciting things to safely enjoy with their loved ones,” said Matthes Metz, general manager of EnVue, in a release. “We couldn’t be more thrilled to team up with the powerhouse Chef Marcus Samuelsson to bring our community an amazing new dining offering during this difficult time period.”

Samuelsson currently operates three NYC restaurants across the river, Red Rooster, Uptown Brasserie and Ginny’s Supper Club; one New Jersey restaurant, Marcus B&P; one Miami restaurant, Red Rooster Overton; and one restaurant with locations in both Illinois and California, Marc Burger. Samuelsson and his group, Marcus Samuelsson Group, co-operated by Samuelsson and CEO Derek Evans, also operate six other international restaurants, including two in Samuelsson’s native Sweden.

During the coronavirus pandemic, Samuelsson has turned several restaurants, including Red Rooster in Harlem and Marcus B+P in Newark, N.J., into community kitchens, partnering with José Andrés’ World Central Kitchen.

Click through the gallery for more information about food and inspiration at Marcus at NoHu Rooftop.

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About the Author

Holly Petre

Assistant Digital Editor

Holly Petre is a digital editor for Nation’s Restaurant News as well as the host of NRN’s podcast, Extra Serving, and producer for Informa Restaurant and Food Group’s other three podcasts, One On One by Food Management, Off the Shelf with SN and In the Kitchen with Bret Thorn. Holly holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts with a concentration in Sculpture, fibers and Material Studies and Ceramics from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. A native New Yorker, Holly enjoys her place on staff as the resident pop-culture expert and millennial with a sassy attitude and great sense of style.

Holly Petre’s work on Nation’s Restaurant News and Restaurant Hospitality often covers marketing and trends, either aimed-at or examined-through the millennial mindset. Holly is responsible for introducing TikTok and Twitch to NRN and RH readers as well as explaining terms like “Karen” to staff and readers alike. She also spends her time on staff trying not to make every headline a pun.

Holly Petre hasn’t spoken at any events or on panels, but she is readily available with a killer shoe wardrobe and several witty quips.

 

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