Jersey GOAT Grill + Public House Opens In Gloucester Township

SICKLERVILLE, NJ — A new restaurant will celebrate its grand opening in town, with The Jersey G.O.A.T. Grill + Public House ready to serve Gloucester Township.

The Jersey G.O.A.T. (645 Berlin-Cross Keys Rd, Sicklerville) replaces Tilted Kilt, which closed in late April. The new eatery says it aims to provide a casual-but-trendy dining experience, with craft beers and craft cocktails and mocktails available.

"We want people to think of the Jersey G.O.A.T. as a truly local spot for any of your life occasions," Owner Alisha Miller said in a news release. "Whether you want to drop in for a quick appetizer and a cold beer after work, take your partner out on a date to savor our craft cocktails, or bring your kids for a family meal after a ball game, we are here to help you make every visit memorable."

A ribbon-cutting ceremony will begin at 3 p.m. Friday.

Chef Felix Ortega brings experience in the regional dining scene, with a résumé that includes Ocean Prime and Volvér in Philadelphia. Miller began in the industry at age 18, becoming one of the region's youngest women to own a bar at 30. She recently celebrated her 20th anniversary at Racks Pub and Grill in Atco. In 2015, she opened its second location in Williamstown.

"It is with great pleasure that I welcome The Jersey G.O.A.T. and their team to the Sicklerville section of Gloucester Township," said Mayor David Mayer. "Alisha is well-known for her other successful eateries in New Jersey, and we are thrilled that she chose Gloucester Township as the home for her new business venture."

Jersey G.O.A.T. opens daily at 11 a.m., with a brunch menu and late-night menus coming soon.