Spigola Restaurant & Bar Celebrates New Ownership

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Hamilton Mayor Jeff Martin; Robbinsville Councilman Hal English, president/CEO of the Princeton Mercer Regional Chamber of Commerce; and Michele Siekerka, president of NJBIA were all present for a ribbon cutting at Spigola Restaurant and Bar on April 10, celebrating its new owners, Sam and Puja Jain.

Owners, Sourabh “Sam” and Puja Jain bring years of experience in the food and hospitality industry to Spigola Restaurant and Bar, located in the Deerpath Shopping Center. They are also the owners of Bombay River in Red Bank. Spigola, established in 2006, has been a part of the Hamilton Township community for nearly 20 years and offers Italian cuisine, including steaks, chops, seafood, along with a variety of cocktails and wines.

“We are absolutely delighted to take the helm at Spigola Restaurant & Bar in Hamilton Township,” said Sam and Puja. “A sincere thank you to Hamilton Township for the warm and gracious welcome. We are eager to honor Spigola’s cherished legacy while elevating service, enhancing the dining experience, and striving for excellence in every aspect. Excited and deeply grateful for this new chapter!”

The ribbon-cutting event brought together community members, local officials, and loyal patrons to celebrate this momentous occasion. The ceremony signifies a transition in leadership and a renewed commitment to community connection and culinary excellence.

“We are excited to welcome Sam and Puja Jain to Hamilton and their fresh energy at Spigola,” said Mayor Martin. “Their new menu combines traditional Spigola Italian cuisine with innovative elements, offering a unique experience for Hamilton residents.”

For more information about Spigola Restaurant and Bar, visit www.spigolarestaurant.com.

Spigola, 3817 Crosswicks Hamilton Square Road, Hamilton. 609-585-5255.

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