A bulletin board with notes and drawings, including a sign reading 'The Gray Street,' a sketch of a house, and a drawing of a steaming cup of coffee.

#1 Rated Restaurant in Allenhurst, NJ

Our aim is to deliver an experience you can trust. All of our chefs embody the highest standard of quality cuisine and ingredients: utilizing 30 years of experience, each dish & beverage is crafted to be nutritionally fulfilling, unique, and delicious.

TRUST

We admire the tremendous impact that we, as humans, can have on the environment, and we believe in implementing positive changes to create a better world. Our commitment to sustainability is represented by every element of our coffeehouse: from the preservation of our historic location, to our farm-to-table ingredients, our goal is to continue to educate ourselves and adapt to being more respectful to our planet and ourselves.

SUSTAINABILITY

CULTURE

We believe in authenticity and creativity. With the partnerships of local businesses and artists, The Gray Street will demonstrate the lively culture around us and act as a canvas to aspiring creators.

Collaborations

  • A woman with long wavy hair smiling and holding a bottle, standing next to an abstract painting on a white wall.

    Lindsey Falack, Still Searching Studios

    Lindsey Falack, a New York-based artist, graphic designer, and photographer, draws her inspiration from a carefree lifestyle centered around surfing and travel. Using a blend of oil paint and sand, she skillfully manipulates texture to create and encourage a life encompassed by the ocean and its beauty.

    We collaborated with Lindsey to showcase her art in the cafe, donating a percentage of proceeds to a charity of her choice.

  • A group of five smiling people standing in front of a coffee house named the Gray Street Coffee House. The building has a gable roof and a large window. The photo is in black and white.

    HaGal Sheli

    After the horrific events of October 7th, HaGal Sheli initiated an emergency plan to combat the development of PTSD in Israeli youth, using the therapeutic tool of surfing.

    We collaborated with HaGal Sheli to host an event that featured local artwork and inspirational speakers.

  • Display of various clothing items including shirts, jackets, and sweaters hanging on a wall and folded on a bench.

    KROST

    Krost, established by the visionary Samuel Krost from New Jersey, has left a significant mark on the streetwear scene. Krost’s approach to lifestyle clothing has reshaped the perception of contemporary street fashion.

    We collaborated with Krost to host an evening event titled, "Golden Hour."

  • Display of five clothing items hanging on a white wall at an art exhibit, with a wooden bench below. The items include a pair of overalls, two jackets, a long coat, and a black hoodie, all with painted or printed messages.

    Wren + Glory

    Wren + Glory, founded by the dynamic duo Renee and Gloria, has redefined personalized fashion with their hand-painted, one-of-a-kind denim jackets. Their dedication to craftsmanship and individuality makes their pieces truly special.

    We collaborated with Wren + Glory to host an evening event titled, "Golden Hour."

  • Four young adults sitting at a table inside an art gallery, smiling at the camera, with framed landscape and beach photographs hanging on the wall behind them.

    Rachel Beyda Harari, Sauce Face

    Rachel is a local, passionate chef who uses high quality, organic ingredients and prioritizes fresh flavors and simplicity.

    We collaborated with Rachel to add her sourdough bagels and ice cream to our summer menu.

  • A white baseball cap with 'MERCZ' embroidered on the front, resting on a wooden table, with a white coffee mug and a potted plant with spiky leaves in the background.

    Herz Hats

    Herz Hats, started by Leo Tebele, is an apparel company that honors the ancestral ties to Israel. A percentage of proceeds are donated to Bayit Shel Benji, an organization that focuses on lone soldier mental health and care.

    We collaborated with Herz Hats to sell the hats in our cafe, honoring this important cause.

  • Four people wearing matching hooded sweatshirts with colorful cartoon designs, standing on a city sidewalk in front of a storefront. One holds a skateboard and they appear to be waiting or chatting. The photo is in black and white.

    STAYCOOLNYC

    StayCoolNYC, Amin Adjmi’s apparel brand, has become synonymous with cool and comfort. Their hoodies, worn by celebrities Pete Davidson and SZA, and their collaborations with emerging brands like Olipop, showcase a blend of style and innovation that resonates widely.

    We collaborated with STAYCOOLNYC to host an evening event titled, "Golden Hour."

  • A woman sitting on a light-colored sofa looking at an abstract painting on a white wall.

    Keely Angel, Artist

    Keely creates minimalist collages characterized by expansive white space, achieved by cutting from the margins of early to mid 20th-century magazines. The process of scouring through these magazines becomes meditative as she seeks out intriguing textures, colors, patterns, and words or phrases, allowing this flow-like state to guide the search for material and later in the composition.

    Keely had opted to donate a percentage of proceeds to KYDS, a non-profit conscious youth development organization that transforms Youth, Schools and communities through holistic practices.

    Keely’s pieces were for sale in The Gray Street.

  • A woman sitting on a sofa holding a cup of coffee or tea, with a table in front of her that has a plate of donuts, a small cup of coffee, and a plate with some pastry topped with whipped cream and strawberries. The room has wall art with illustrations of hands holding a bowl and some abstract elements.

    Tunie Deutch, Healthy Whatever

    Tunie is a local baker from New Jersey, known for her dedication to healthy and clean ingredients.

  • Smiling woman in a black jacket holding a clear cup with a yellow beverage, wearing a white glove, in a kitchen or cafe setting.

    Victoria Dweck, Matcha Calm

    Victoria Dweck, an integrative health coach with a passion for healthy living, founded MatchaCalm in 2023. Recognizing a gap in the market for cold brew matcha, she developed a thick-bodied cold brew for matcha lovers.

    MatchaCalm focuses on providing top-quality, USDA Organic-certified matcha that boasts a rich matcha flavor.

  • A woman with long curly hair in a t-shirt and jeans is hanging a black and white patterned canvas on a wall in an art studio or gallery. There are other artworks leaning against the wall and supplies on a table below.

    Margalit Romano

    Margalit Romano is a contemporary, self-taught artist based in New Jersey. Her work explores the life of color and how it transforms through different patterns and techniques. At first glance, Margalit’s work is mesmerising and colorful, however there is much more hidden behind the surface. The linear, and often complex stripe designs are done with straight lines created through an organic process. The paint is dripped down the surface; traditional painting tools are rarely used. This organic painting process creates a very clean visual, that clients love for their spaces.

    Margalit’s work is displayed throughout The Gray Street.

  • A woman sitting on a light-colored couch, smiling at the camera. She has long, dark hair and is wearing a dark coat and pants. There is a black cap on the couch next to her. The background wall has painted illustrations and writings, including a pair of hands holding a bowl with lemon slices.

    Jen's Health Shop

    We collaborated with Jen Chabot, a local community baker who prides herself on baking with healthy & clean ingredients.
    You can find Jen's Freshly Made Biscotti, Tollhouse Pie, and Almond Flour Cookies on our menu

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The Gray Street will be a canvas for creative expression & a pedestal for local businesses.

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