Location: Berkeley Heights
Top Restaurants in Berkeley Heights
Top Things to do in Berkeley Heights
- 1. Nomahegan Park
- 2. Feltville Historic District
- 3. Bowcraft Amusement Park
- 4. Environmental Education Center at Lord Stirling Park
- 5. The Raptor Trust Center
- 6. Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey
- 7. Washington Rock State Park
- 8. Paper Mill Playhouse
- 9. Morristown National Historical Park, Washington Headquarters and Museum
- 10. Reeves-Reed Arboretum
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New Jersey, United States Food Guide: 10 Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Berkeley Heights
Discover Restaurants offering the best Bar food in Berkeley Heights, New Jersey, United States. Berkeley Heights is a township in Union County, New Jersey, United States. As of the 2010 United States Census, the township's population was 13,183, reflecting a decline of 224 (-1.7%) from the 13,407 counted in the 2000 Census, which had in turn increased by 1,427 (+11.9%) from the 11,980 counted in the 1990 Census.
Things to do in Berkeley Heights
10. Bar Cilento
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By njcavalier
We âfoundâ Bar Cilento recently, have been there twice so far, and will certainly go again. The food we have tried â soups, salads, pasta, chicken, desserts, etc. â has been uniformly excellent, and the service has been great. And when they were concerned that we had been neglected by our server (we hadnât been), the watchful owners asked whether we needed help. A full bar with a great wine list and an upbeat, wekcoming atmosphere round out the picture. A great âfindâ not far from home!
9. Darby Road Public House and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 115 reviews
Reviewed By Dneuburger
This laid-back pub in Scotch Plains is a great place to go and grab lunch, dinner or a quick drink. The staff is very nice and the food is good too. I had a burger and had asked for well-done fries. Most places under cook the fries but this place got it right! And the food was very good. I recommend this place for a casual bite to eat or a drink at the bar.
8. Stage House Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 209 reviews
Three dining options: First, The original StageHouse Restaurant, offering fine dining in an elegant county inn setting. Built in 1737 this historic inn boasts many small dining rooms with a fireplace in each room. The Stage House Restaurant offers an ala
Reviewed By V3083BImarkb
This is a big location, including snug dining spaces, an airy barroom, and even a courtyard for outdoor dining, weather permitting. I went for the pan seared black bass, which was cooked just right, and served with an interesting mix of veggies that each contributed their own flavour and texture to the mix: fennel, broccoli rabe, roasted shallots, butternut squash, and mustard sauce â very nicely balanced, and well presented too.
7. Stirling Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By joe s
I didn't know quaint little villages like this still existed in suburban New Jersey. A quiet little Railroad Station accommodates passenger trains to NYC so visitors from Manhattan came leave their cars behind and ride right up to the front door of the Stirling. It is no longer a hotel but a neighborhood pub selling short order food & specials. The wooden building in picturesque surroundings is reminiscent of the old West or at least a Jersey of long long ago. I ordered a shaved Prime Rib with cheese sandwich on a club roll. The tasty sandwich contained quality beef for a modest price of $16.95. It came with "home made" potato chips which I did not care for. However, a lot of places are now substituting these chips for fries. They are over cooked and too spicy and my hunch is that they are not "home made" but are all made by the same distributor.Please folks, go back to fries.My wife had a Black Bean Burger which was for Vegans, with chipolte sauce.There were too other guests and our entire lunch with soft drinks only came to $65 for 4 people. The ratio of staff to patrons was high so service was prompt.The Stirling is the perfect spot if you are headed to The Great Swamp National Wildlife Reserve which is a short drive away.
6. Par 440 Restaurant & Lounge
Overall Ratings
3 based on 22 reviews
Par 440 Restaurant and Lounge on the East Orange Golf Course in Shorts Hills. You can indulge in a wide variety of fresh foods. Like brick oven pizza or sushi prepared fresh by a master sushi chef. Relax and enjoy a cocktail at the bar with friends and co
Reviewed By Dee C
The food is excellent. The chef is flexible--there are not a lot of vegetarian choices listed but changes can be made. Sitting outside on the back porch overlooking the golf course is a treat in pleasant weather. Wait staff is pleasant and efficient.
5. Chimney Rock Inn Gillette
Overall Ratings
4 based on 89 reviews
Neighborhood New American Eatery with locations in Bridgewater, Gillette and now Flemington (September 2018) is central New Jerseyâs favorite family restaurant group, having served millions of loyal guests since 1863. Offering quality meals and beverages
Reviewed By MelCam
We went to Chimney Rock for our rehearsal dinner right after rehearsing at Little Flower church. From the initial inquiries to the day-of, Chimney Rock staff were nothing but super accommodating and easy to work with. They were extremely responsive to all questions we had, very organized, and super helpful in putting our seating vision together. We were in the Middle Room and had about 40 people- the space was perfect. The waitstaff were extremely friendly and attentive. The food was delicious and the price point was super reasonable. You can't find a better place in Berkeley Heights for this size party on a Friday night - we had shopped around and Chimney Rock was the only restaurant that not only accommodated but was genuinely excited to. They are used to hosting these types of parties and everything was professional and seamless. We loved the menu options. It also meant so much to me to be able to have such a special dinner at a place I grew up going to with my family. Cannot recommend the Rock enough!!
4. Grain & Cane
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
WHERE COMFORT MEETS CRAFT. Grain & Cane is your home for hospitality in Berkeley Heights, New Jersey. An homage to family nostalgia, our neighborhood table is built on the Connell legacy, as leading American rice and sugar cane purveyors and community ide
Reviewed By Hammbrook
Came here on recommendation of a friend. Attached to an Embassy Suites within a business park you wouldnât find this place unless you were looking it. And you should. Eclectic menu (it ranged from poutine to beignets), inviting warm atmosphere and friendly service. Open kitchen ran without chaos. Full bar. Not too noisy and tables spaced so donât feel crowded. None of our party left hungry. Outdoor dining available when weather permits (it has a fire pit but open roof). Desserts were a huge hit. Will definitely try again.
3. Delicious Heights
Overall Ratings
3 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By njcavalier
The eclectic menu allows for a variety of choices, among kinds of food â soups and sakads, meats, seafood, pastas, and vegetarian dishes â as well as ethnic cuisines, principally including American and Italian. There are also specials and dessert menus as well as a full bar with a great selection of beers and wines. The service is wonderful: attentive but not hovering. A warning: Be prepared for a din, especially on a Saturday night when itâs packed. This is no place for a quiet cross-table conversation..
2. Trap Rock Restaurant & Brewery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 197 reviews
Reviewed By Socks349
Iâve liked this place since it stands almost alone in the brewpub category in the area, and chose to go for an early dinner recently. Greet staff were welcoming, ambiance nice. Appetizers were good. Main courses though were hopelessly over cooked except for the one $18 burger. Salmon was the best of the entrees, smallish portion somewhat dry, served with a few inedible slices of vegetable. Haddock was a tiny portion, had more of a hockey puck appearance, rock hard. The two steaks were child-size and were charred, close to inedible. So a number of issues - line cooks were clearly out of control despite a well-functioning front of the house. There obviously was no quality control on dishes leaving the kitchen, but also underlying protein portion sizes were well below the norms for entrees in the 20s and 30s of dollars. My conclusion is Trap Rock maybe OK for a beer, snack or burger, just not for good food or dollar value if you dig deeper into the menu. We didnât get to dessert.
1. Par 440 Restaurant & Lounge
Overall Ratings
3 based on 22 reviews
Par 440 Restaurant and Lounge on the East Orange Golf Course in Shorts Hills. You can indulge in a wide variety of fresh foods. Like brick oven pizza or sushi prepared fresh by a master sushi chef. Relax and enjoy a cocktail at the bar with friends and co
Reviewed By Dee C
The food is excellent. The chef is flexible--there are not a lot of vegetarian choices listed but changes can be made. Sitting outside on the back porch overlooking the golf course is a treat in pleasant weather. Wait staff is pleasant and efficient.
Where to Eat in Berkeley Heights: The Best Restaurants and Bars
