South Jersey Dining

In South Jersey, it is entirely possible to eat your way around the globe and leave your passport at home. Dining in South Jersey can take you from Italy to China to France to Mexico and other exotic ports of call. Or it can take you right around the corner to a traditional old time diner. It can be four-star white tablecloth. Or a casual bistro. Whatever your taste, you can taste it in South Jersey. Search the Dining Guide for delicious options.

The resurgence in the region's Main Street communities has gone hand-in-hand -- or fork-in-fork -- with a new wave of restaurateurs approach cooking like creating a fine work of art. With their growing list of little jewel box restaurants, the towns of Collingswood and Haddonfield have captured the attention of foodies throughout the region.

One of the region's most popular dining attractions is its many old-fashioned diners. In fact, you could call South Jersey the Diner Capital of the World. Nostalgia, table-to-juke boxes and down-home cooking combine to make a lively, retro experience.

Maybe it's the fresh fruits, veggies and herbs from nearby farms that make everything taste so good. Or maybe it's the region's growing wine industry that now offers a selection that even the pickiest oenophile will adore. But whatever the reason, four-star dining has become a favorite pass time in South Jersey. Even the pickiest palates have discovered the region's restaurant renaissance.

Of course, for families on the run or a touch of the familiar, you can find just about every nationally-known chain close to wherever you are. Wherever you decide to dine, leave room for dessert. And don't worry about the calories. With so much to do and see, you'll burn it off in no time.

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Pictured: Tortilla Press, Collingswood
Courtesy Tortilla Press