New Jersey Restaurants
A restaurant is a dining establishment that serves prepared food to patrons. Most local NJ restaurants offer dine-in and take-out services with dine-in service being the most popular. Some New Jersey establishments go even further and only offer delivery services. Most local cities offer a diversity of styles of cuisine and service.
After dining at any of the NJ restaurants located on this site, please feel free to leave a review of your experience
Restaurants in New Jersey:
NJ Restaurant Reviews & Comments:
 Best sushi
by Bear on April 10th, 2009 on Yoshi Japenese |
| Yoshi is the best sushi in all of central New Jersey. Very fresh, creative, nice atmosphere and very friendly staff. They are authentic Japanese. The rock shrimp is amazing as well as the pepper tuna and gyoza. Best miso soup around. The specialty rolls and sushi and sashimi are fantastic. Try one of the fun Japanese sodas and learn how to open it! |
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The Best Restaurant on the Island!
by OceanCityLuvr on April 6th, 2009 on Scully's Asbury Cafe & Pzzr |
| We tried Scully's after a recommendation we were given on the beach. The food is great at s=Scully's; its all fresh and made to order. Everything is delicious and the staff is friendly and attentive. |
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Discover foods of India
by red3380438 on February 17th, 2009 on Taj Palace |
| I was impressed with the quality of the food here and it's become a favorite. I love the chicken sag -- buttery, flavorful comfort food. And the Chicken Makhani is the equal of Makhani's I've ordered at Indian restaurants around the world. |
 great pizza
by donna on February 15th, 2009 on Baco's Pizzeria |
| bacos is the best! my family loves bacos pizza! we have lunch there all the time, and get food delivered on fridays. you can't go wrong with bacos! |
 Nice food with horrible loud entert
by Won't go there again! on February 15th, 2009 on Da Vinci Restaurant |
| The owner is more concerned about bringing in customers with gimmicky entertainment rather than caring about his customer's happiness and the chaotic dining experience that he has created. . Had dinner there on a Friday night. Didn't realize that there would be a tacky husband and wife kareoke team that blasted their music so load that conversation at the table was impossible. So if customers don't realize that it is not a calm dining experience they are in for a surprise. The food was good, but the noise level was awful. It felt like being at a bar mitzvah or a disco. Perhaps they should give out T-shirts as a party favor. |
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Best scallops in monmouth county
by fishie on February 14th, 2009 on Keyport Fishery |
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Keyport fishery has been in business since 1936 the food is excellent always very fresh everything comes from hunts point in the bronxs. The resturant is take-out only. I been going since I've been a little boy. Try it one time and you will be addicted. |
 its aight
by StephluBBa on February 11th, 2009 on El Salvadoreno Restaurant |
| Good food but sometimes type boring...but when they have parties there...IM THERE!!!! |
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excellent
by alex on February 10th, 2009 on LA Fogata Restaurant |
| this restaurant has the best colombian food, service and biggest platters recommend highly I love it |
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fuhing
by Nick on February 7th, 2009 on Fu Hing Restaurant |
| i was recommended by a friend, the chinese food is amazing. i love there garlic sauce dishes!! must try favorite, shrimp in garlic sauce! |
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Awful attitude by manager after bug
by Shin on February 1st, 2009 on Kiku Alpine Restaurant |
| Bug crawling in salad and no apology from waitress or manager!!! Manager was obnoxious and rude. He acted like it was no big deal and nothing needed to be done. All he said was the steak ordered will be cooked and there will be no bugs. That's not a response. No apology was given. I asked to just end my meal at the salad and leave. His response was Ok leave!! What an attitude the manager had. I was just talking in a normal, a little irritated tone because to be paying $27 for a dish I think I had all the right. I should've made a huge scene and showed everyone the bug drenched in the dressing crawling. What an awful experience all around!!!! |
New Jersey Restaurant Information
Restaurants range from unpretentious lunch and dining places to expensive establishments serving refined food and spirits in formal settings. In less expensive New Jersey restaurants customers usually wear casual clothing, while levels of dress attire usually increase as the best restaurant menu prices increase.
Restaurants often specialize in one or two types of cuisines. For example, there are ethnic restaurants, vegetarian restaurants or steak restaurants. Restaurants selling indigenous food are typically called restaurants, while restaurants selling food of foreign origin are referenced by the cuisine type. Popular local NJ cuisines are French, Mexican, Italian, Chinese, Seafood, Indian, and Japanese.