And the Winner Is . . .

Bloomfield resident Gary Iacobbacci laughing all the way to the pub last night after winning the "Fitzgerald 1928 Trivia Contest" sponsored by Patch.  Iacobbacci won two tickets to Saturday night’s first-ever "Comedy Night at Fitzgerald 1928" after correctly answering the question, What business was the very first to occupy the Fitzgerald's space in 1928? 

Iacobbacci’s answer?  “It was an A & P supermarket.” 

is something new at the popular neighborhood pub and restaurant.  Comedian Coleman Green, who has appeared on Jay Leno, Conan O'Brien and Comedy Central, came to Glen Ridge for one night only to launch the event. 

Fitzgerald’s 1928 recently took over the space next door to the restaurant, aptly called the Sidecar, where Saturday night comedy will continue in the coming weeks. Fitzgerald's 1928 has long been popular for its homemade soups, pizzas and other dishes, as well as for the fact that it's one of the few establishments around that serves alcohol.

Shows are at 9 p.m. and seating is very limited.  Cost is $20 per seat plus a two-drink minimum. Cash only at the door, so call today to reserve your tickets. 

Fitzgerald’s 1928 is located at 13 Herman St., Glen Ridge. (973) 748-4702.