(BERNARDSVILLE, NJ) -- Live! Joe Piscopo and his band will perform at THE BERNIE, a supper club at Red Horse by David Burke in Bernardsville on Thursday, October 24, 2024. Tickets include a world-class, three-course dinner and the show: $175++ premium table in main dining area; $125++ bar room table in the bar area. Doors are at 6:30pm.

Don’t miss this incredible performance by the legendary actor, comedian, nightclub performer, former cast member of Saturday Night Live, New Jersey Hall of Fame inductee, national radio host and David Burke’s long-time friend! Chef Burke promises a deliciously fun night filled with great entertainment, music, laughter, dinner and even some culinary surprises like a cooking demo by the celebrity chef himself.

To purchase tickets and view the evening’s menu options visit online at www.redhorsebydb.com-bernards. THE BERNIE is located at 27 Minebrook Road in Bernardsville, New Jersey.

This show is just the tip of the iceberg of what internationally awarded celebrity Chef David Burke has in store for the level of entertainment at THE BERNIE and Somerset County! 

Known for pushing boundaries and starting trends, he has raised the bar for fine dining yet again with his “experiential dining” experiences. He has booked events and live music at his New Jersey restaurants with many including Chef Burke’s world-class dinner options! Other exciting events include live music acts, blindfolded dinners, comedy nights, whodunit murder mysteries, professional chef cook-offs.  and even brunch on a boat. Live musical entertainment is often also featured at many of his restaurants.

Staying ahead in the very competitive hospitality industry is what has kept Burke successful. In fact, three of his New Jersey restaurants, including Red Horse at Bernards Inn, were among “New Jersey’s 40 Best Restaurants” list compiled by NJ Monthly magazine’s toughest critics. They recognized that, time and again, Burke’s innovative approach creates winning concepts. As a result, his family of New Jersey restaurants are busy even on traditionally slower weekday nights.