Meatballs at Dolce & Clemente’s in Robbinsville, NJ Named Among Best in America

Want a really good meatball?  Head on over to Dolce & Clemente's in Robbinsville. The Italian Gourmet Market's meatballs have been named among the BEST IN AMERICA.

Wow. That's quite an honor. I'm not surprised. I had them at a party recently and they are really good, and I'm picky about meatballs.

Chef Holden Dahlerbruch (@chefholdencooks) on Instagram is on a "Meatball Run." He's visiting all 50 states to find the best meatballs. Learn more about Chef Holden by clicking here.

In New Jersey, he stopped into popular Robbinsville Town Center shop, Dolce & Clemente's. He brought his mom along with him for the taste testing.

Chef Holden says, "When I tell you that these meatballs are the most tender meatballs I've had in my entire life and perfect with the crispy bread, believe it."

Chef Holden's mom enthusiastically agreed as she gobbled down her meatball sandwich.

They both topped off their meatball sandwiches with Dolce's famous cannolis for dessert.

Chef Holden and his mom aren't the only well-known people who love this popular spot. Dolce & Clemente's has been featured on the Food Network several times.

Guy Fieri is also a big fan of the food at Dolce's & Clemente's. He visited the Italian Market not once, but, twice with the crew from his shows, Diners, Drive Ins and Dives and Triple-D Nation.

Dolce & Clemente's famous Prosciutto Bread and Pink Panther sandwich (chicken parm with vodka sauce on garlic bread) were featured on the shows.

I immediately went the day after the episode aired to try the Pink Panther sandwich and it was indeed fabulous.

While I was there, I also bought a few meatballs and they did not disappoint. Like I said before, I'm picky when it comes to meatballs, usually only eating the ones I make in my crockpot, but, Dolce & Clemente's are just as good, if not better. I can't believe I just said that.

Dolce & Clemente's Italian Gourmet Market is located 2 North Commerce Square in Robbinsville Town Center, off Route 33.