Location: River Edge
Top Restaurants in River Edge
Top Things to do in River Edge
- 1. Van Saun County Park / Bergen County Zoological Park
- 2. The Shops at Riverside
- 3. Bergen County Players, Inc.
- 4. Historic New Bridge Landing
- 5. Teaneck Cinemas
- 6. Saddle River County Park
- 7. Bergen Performing Arts Center
- 8. Overpeck County Park
- 9. Westfield Garden State Plaza
- 10. Hiram Blauvelt Art Museum
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Most Popular Spanish food in River Edge, New Jersey, United States
Reviews on Spanish food in River Edge, New Jersey, United States. River Edge is a borough in Bergen County, New Jersey, United States. As of the 2010 United States Census, the borough's population was 11,340, reflecting an increase of 394 (+3.6%) from the 10,946 counted in the 2000 Census, which had in turn increased by 343 (+3.2%) from the 10,603 counted in the 1990 Census.
Things to do in River Edge
1. El CID Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 263 reviews
Reviewed By XSki007
We had a great time getting our fill of sangria, beef and seafood. The Flan was excellent.Pricey, but huge portions. The pitcher of sangria was $31 but it is very tasty.I thought the seafood was a better choice. One of us had the paella and the other a jumbo shrimp dish. Both were very generous with lots of lobster and jumbo shrimp, and the yellow rice that both were cooked in was extremely flavorful and moist.The 2 guys both had the filet mignon. It was cooked as ordered and it was huge. We each ate about half. It was very good, and moist, however it wasnât a knockout. I guess for $51 bucks I expected it to be a home run. It wasnât. The table over from us had the prime rib. It looked amazing. Next time!
2. Chapala Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By R1362PTmark
Go here! Ask for Ricardo and tell him Mark sent you! Youâre golden! Great guacamole, awesome margaritas and fajitas...but go BIG and try a Chelada. Like beer and Bloody Maryâs? This is your new fave!
3. Casual Habana Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 183 reviews
Reviewed By jdcarla
I visited this location expecting the same yummy delicious menu as the location in New Mildford. Let's start from the outside... If you are not familiar with the area and you follow the address listed on the website, you can get lost. The place is small for the amount of customers the restaurant serves. The food was between good and average... Nothing to compare with the New Mildford location. The only thing I can say if was really good, was the drink .... Passion Fruit Mojito
Where to eat Diner food in River Edge: The Best Restaurants and Bars
4. Rosa Mexicano - Riverside Square
Overall Ratings
3 based on 99 reviews
Our first Rosa Mexicano to open in New Jersey is located at The Shops at Riverside in Bergen County. The 160-seat restaurant features a spacious bar and lounge area, as well as outdoor and private dining options. Under the creative direction of architect
Reviewed By Circusboyny
I came here Cinco de Mayo with 5 four friends and had a great meal. They could not have been any more busy for this rare Saturday Cinco de Mayo. I was put off going in by some of the very mediocre reviews and frankly my last experience at the Manhattan East Side Rosa was an unqualified dud. Terrifically surprised by efficient service, great drinks a great menu and very, very tasty food. Guac was great but was tableside for Cinco. Michelada was a yummy beer based Bloody Mary - very spicy in a good way. The Carnitas are terrific. My friend's Pollo & Asada looked equally so. Churros to end are yummy. I would definitely return. Nothing to worry about with the negative reviews.
5. Panchos Burritos
Overall Ratings
3 based on 77 reviews
Panchos Burritos of New Milford, NJ is a fun and festive dining experience, serving fresh California style Mexican cuisine, including sizzling fajitas, house made guacamole, and of course, burritos. Visit our website to place an order online! We offer gre
Reviewed By Bphman
This very popular Mexican style restaurant must be doing something right because they are always packed. My opinion is biased because I had the good fortune of living in Mexico for four years and sampled their very complex cuisine. This food is not that. They have a busy full bar. The food isn't bad but it is what Americans think Mexican food is. They have it all; tacos, nachos, enchiladas, chimichangas served with the usual refried beans and rice. You will have a good time there.
