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"Simple ingredients, incredible flavor and easy to use for any mealtime."
-- Barbara V
In 1962, in the heart of Jersey City, our father cooked up a tomato sauce so good the neighbors filled his restaurant and called it extraordinary. His sauce turned Jule's Italian Restaurant into a Jersey City tradition, the kind of place that kept Westside Avenue fed, full, and coming back for more than 40 years.
Today, we're bringing his legacy out of the restaurant and straight to your table. Jule's is more than a premium sauce. It's a jar packed with memories, a spoonful of home, and a love letter to the lost art of small-batch, made-with-intention cooking. The kind your grandma would've approved of.
In 1962, in the heart of Jersey City, Pa Vitelli cooked up a tomato sauce so good, the neighbors called it "outrageous." And they weren't wrong. That sauce turned Jule's Italian Restaurant into a red sauce institution, the kind of place that kept Westside Avenue fed, full, and coming back for more than 40 years. It was the secret behind towering lasagnas, long Sunday tables, and neighborhood feasts that became the stuff of legend.
Dinner doesn't have to be complicated. With a jar of Jule's, you're minutes from a meal that tastes like it took all day. These are our go-to recipes, built for real weeknights, made for seconds.
Recreate the legendary Jule’s Italian Restaurant lasagna at home! Get the official, secret recipe for the towering, decadent layers and slow-simmered sauce that defined a culinary era for 40 years. Perfect your Italian-American cooking with this authentic piece of history.
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Here’s a fun twist on spaghetti and meatballs and classic chicken parm. We combine the two into a new dish we call chicken meatball parmigiana. Serve with your favorite pasta and our delicious red sauce.
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Mussels swimming in Jule's Classic Red isn't a stretch, it's Westside Avenue logic. White wine, garlic, a jar of our recipe, and a pound of mussels get you a dish that looks like it took all day and takes twenty minutes. Folks still talk about this dish. This is why.
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