In 1917, the first African American woman to serve as mayor in the United States was elected in which city in New Jersey?

At PT Just Jerk, we serve up the real taste of Jamaica — no shortcuts, no imitation.

Every dish is seasoned with island spices, cooked to perfection, and served with a smile.

Whether you’re craving jerk chicken, oxtails, or curry goat, you’ll feel the warmth of the islands in every bite.

Home Where Is Home

Rosamond S.White was born in Antigua and Barbuda and raised in the Commonwealth of Dominica in the Caribbean.

She later immigrated to Brooklyn, New York as a teenager.

Rosamond White holds a BA in History from Marymount College Tarrytown-Fordham University and dual MS degrees in Human Resources from the New School of Social Research in New York and Leadership and Negotiation from Bay Path University in Longmeadow, MA.

She enjoys reading, traveling, especially throughout the Caribbean, and cooking.

Currently residing in East Hartford, CT,

Rosamond White can be contacted via email at Rohzamondwhite@gmail.com.

Transport Your Taste Buds to the Caribbean at PT Just Jerk in Irvington, New Jersey.

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When you’re new, it’s easy to panic. You want to do everything. You fear you’re alreadybehind.

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Hurricane Melissa has devastated the Caribbean, leaving 67 dead and unleashing widespread hardship across the region.

Jamaica bore the brunt, suffering 32 fatalities and an estimated $2.2–$4.2 billion in insured losses, mostly due to wind damage and vulnerable construction.

Haiti mourns 34 victims, while the Dominican Republic recorded one death.

Evacuees are returning to shattered neighborhoods, with scenes of children begging for food in Saint Elizabeth Parish illustrating the severe impact.

AccuWeather estimates total losses across the Caribbean could reach $52 billion.

The U.S. has pledged $11 million in relief, as communities unite to recover from Jamaica’s most intense hurricane on record.

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Mayor Adrian O. Mapp celebrates Plainfield's remarkable transformation as the city achieves its first year with zero homicides in decades.

The historic safety milestone reflects broader improvements across the Queen City, with violent crime dropping 25% from 192 incidents last year to 144 this year.

Downtown revitalization accelerates through the Special Improvement District's acceptance into New Jersey's prestigious Main Street program. Executive Director Abel Gomez leads initiatives including large-scale murals and pop-up storefronts designed to support emerging entrepreneurs.

Economic development surges with nearly 200 new small businesses launched, from cafés to construction firms. Six additional cannabis retail businesses are expected this year, expanding equity opportunities in the industry.

Infrastructure investments include the upcoming 55,000-square-foot Plainfield Center of Excellence, featuring indoor tracks and heated pools. More than 400 affordable housing units will complete construction within the next year.

Mapp's fiscal stewardship delivers zero municipal tax increases for four consecutive years while maintaining essential services. As he secures the Democratic nomination for a fourth term, over 10 transit-oriented development projects reshape the South Avenue corridor since 2020.

Barbados’ Independence Day on November 30 is a vibrant celebration of national pride and cherished traditions.

At the heart of the festivities is indulgence in classic Bajan cuisine that reflects the island’s unique heritage.

Flying fish and cou-cou take center stage, with tender fish and savory cornmeal-okra cou-cou capturing the essence of Barbadian flavor.

Popular favorites like pudding and souse—a zesty mix of pickled pork and sweet potato pudding—add festive flair.

Macaroni pie, baked with local spices, and crispy fish cakes served with tangy sauce are beloved by locals and visitors alike.

Sweet conkies, made from cornmeal, coconut, and pumpkin, are a seasonal dessert highlight.

Hearty rice and peas simmered with coconut milk, and iconic rum punch, round out the traditional feast.

Every dish offers a flavorful tribute to the resilient spirit and rich culture of Barbados.

Angela Price, originally from Barbados, has passionately brought the flavors of her homeland to the world since 1987.

After relocating to the U.S. in 1972, she founded The Black Cake Company in Brooklyn, transforming a humble mail-order operation into a celebrated international bakery.

Angela’s company delights customers globally with authentic Caribbean Black Cakes, along with Rum Cakes, Dundee Cakes, and Coconut Bread—all crafted with extraordinary care and tradition.

This Valentine’s Day, The Black Cake Company is sharing the love through a festive offer: purchase six Black Cake Mini Hearts and receive two free, adding sweetness to the holiday.

For year-round enjoyment, the Black Cake Lover Subscription delivers curated selections each month—like a 1.5lb cake in April and a 2lb cake in May—ensuring continuous indulgence and joy.

Rave reviews from loyal customers highlight the company’s commitment to quality and tradition, making every bite a celebration of Caribbean culture.

Crown Heights food enthusiasts are buzzing about an extraordinary Barbadian restaurant quietly making waves on Lincoln Place.

This authentic island kitchen has become the neighborhood's best-kept secret, drawing devoted locals craving genuine Caribbean flavors that transport diners straight to Barbados.

Traditional specialties include tender beef stew simmered with aromatic Bajan spices, perfectly seasoned fried chicken, and vibrant pigeon pea rice that speaks to generations of island tradition.

The menu reads like a love letter to Barbadian cuisine—rich macaroni pie, crisp coleslaw, steamed pork specialties, and carefully crafted jerk dishes paired with rice and peas.

Each plate tells a story of time-honored family recipes using authentic spices that create the genuine taste locals remember from home.

This culinary gem fits seamlessly into Crown Heights' multicultural fabric.

Brooklyn welcomes Chef Emerson to 11 Parishes Restaurant at 1081 Flatbush Ave, a corner spot on Cortelyou Rd.

Bringing his acclaimed expertise from the Bajan Café, Chef Emerson introduces authentic Barbadian cuisine to the Flatbush community.

Locals can indulge in classic island dishes such as Pudding and Souse, Coucou and King Fish, and the beloved Lead Pipes, all prepared with genuine Caribbean ingredients.

Each plate promises a vivid taste of Barbados—perfect for seasoned fans of Caribbean cooking and newcomers alike.

Experience the new menu that’s causing a stir in the neighborhood by visiting in person or calling 347-400-0059. Come ready for a feast—Caribbean flavors are waiting at your table!

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We bring the community together with food that speaks love and heritage.

Come solo, bring friends, or feed the whole family — there’s something for everyone!

📍 Location: Irvington, NJ
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Joke Of The Day

Why did the tomato turn red in Plainfield, New Jersey?

Because it saw the salad dressing!

“Best jerk in Jersey — hands down!”

“The oxtails fall right off the bone. Real Jamaican flavor!”

 

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Quote Of The Day

"Keep your face always toward the sunshine - and shadows will fall behind you." - Walt Whitman

Queen City Beat is launching its Holiday Special Media Kit, giving Plainfield, NJ businesses an affordable chance to connect with the local community this festive season.

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PT Just Jerk

Carribean Restaurant. 551 Chancellor Ave, Irvington, NJ, United States, New Jersey

📞 +1 973-374-2585

✉️ ptjustjerk@gmail.com
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Plainfield, New Jersey.