Think you’re too late to join the Restaurant Week fun? Sure, most towns like to host the event when it’s a little warmer out or while harvest season is still fresh in our pantries, but that doesn’t mean you can’t cozy up indoors and fill up before the holidays! Here are some NJ Restaurant Weeks to hit up before the season ends.
October Restaurant Weeks
East Brunswick Restaurant Week
Until Sunday, October 22, 24 restaurants in East Brunswick are offering special menus and deals, with a diverse selection of cuisines to choose from. Click on any restaurant here to find their Restaurant Week specials.
Oakland Restaurant Week
Up north in Oakland, until Friday, October 20, there’s a Restaurant Week deal for every meal of the day—Bagel Supreme of Oakland for breakfast, Cenzino Ristorante for lunch, and the Lenape Valley Diner for dinner and dessert! Keep in mind that Lenape Valley will only be accepting cash for their 20% Restaurant Week promo. Click here for more participating restaurants.
November Restaurant Weeks
Cape May Restaurant Weekend
Grab a fixed-price three-course meal at waterfront restaurants in Cape May from Thursday, November 2 to Sunday, November 5 as they offer views and dishes with a side of old luxury. Featured cuisines include French, Italian, Mediterranean, and modern American. Click here to view all participating restaurants and their Restaurant Week menus.
Jersey Shore Restaurant Week
For $30.23 or $40.23, you can score a three-course meal from 60 restaurants up and down the shore, including Red Horse and The GOAT by David Burke. For more details on David Burke’s Jersey Shore ventures, visit NJ Digest’s review of Red Horse here and our review of The GOAT here. You can also find a full list of restaurants participating in Restaurant Week here.
Paterson Restaurant Week
After debuting its first Restaurant Week last year, Paterson is back with specialty meals for $17.92 in honor of Paterson’s founding in 1792. Originally planned for this month, Paterson Restaurant Week was postponed to Monday, November 27 to Sunday, December 3. Stay tuned into their Facebook page for an announcement of participating restaurants!
About the Author/s
Alex Kenney is a third-year Journalism and Media Studies student at Rutgers University - New Brunswick. Having lived in Bergen, Essex, and briefly Hudson County, she calls anything north of Newark home. She is a big fan of NJ Transit and knows most major highways in her area like the back of her hand, even though she doesn’t drive.
