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| 249 S River St, Hackensack, NJ, 07602 | |
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0.9 miHackensack-Essex Street
1.1 miDegraw Avenue at Queen Anne Road
1.1 miDegraw Avenue at Beech Street
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Specialties
Open seven days a week, Cubbys BBQ serves home-cooked, traditional American fare in Hackensack, New Jersey. Often discussed in local and national news publications, Cubbys BBQ has earned recognition for its famous ribs and its memorable owner, Bobby Egan. On numerous occasions, this restaurateur and businessman has been written about in the press, not only for his work managing Cubbys BBQ, but also for his service as a citizen diplomat. The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, and National Public Radios All Things Considered have all featured the Cubbys BBQ owner. Mr. Egan, an American of Irish and Italian descent, has become an important figure in the rocky relations between the United States and North Korea. His involvement in international diplomacy began after the end of the Vietnam War. Concerned by the plight of soldiers who had been left behind as prisoners of war, the future owner of Cubbys BBQ approached the Vietnamese government. Soon after, Mr. Egan began making trips to Hanoi and even
History
Established in 1981.
Open seven days a week, Cubbys BBQ serves home-cooked, traditional American fare in Hackensack, New Jersey. Often discussed in local and national news publications, Cubbys BBQ has earned recognition for its famous ribs and its memorable owner, Bobby Egan. On numerous occasions, this restaurateur and businessman has been written about in the press, not only for his work managing Cubbys BBQ, but also for his service as a citizen diplomat. The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, and National Public Radios All Things Considered have all featured the Cubbys BBQ owner. Mr. Egan, an American of Irish and Italian descent, has become an important figure in the rocky relations between the United States and North Korea. His involvement in international diplomacy began after the end of the Vietnam War. Concerned by the plight of soldiers who had been left behind as prisoners of war, the future owner of Cubbys BBQ approached the Vietnamese government. Soon after, Mr. Egan began making trips to Hanoi and even
Meet the Business Owner
Robert E.
Business Owner
Open seven days a week, Cubbys BBQ serves home-cooked, traditional American fare in Hackensack, New Jersey. Often discussed in local and national news publications, Cubbys BBQ has earned recognition for its famous ribs and its memorable owner, Bobby Egan. On numerous occasions, this restaurateur and businessman has been written about in the press, not only for his work managing Cubbys BBQ, but also for his service as a citizen diplomat. The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, and National Public Radios All Things Considered have all featured the Cubbys BBQ owner. Mr. Egan, an American of Irish and Italian descent, has become an important figure in the rocky relations between the United States and North Korea. His involvement in international diplomacy began after the end of the Vietnam War. Concerned by the plight of soldiers who had been left behind as prisoners of war, the future owner of Cubbys BBQ approached the Vietnamese government. Soon after, Mr. Egan began making trips to Hanoi and even
