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Even some of the most beloved bistros, delicious delis and longstanding luncheonettes could not survive COVID-19 pandemic.
Here's a list of the most notable North Jersey restaurants that closed in 2020.
- A Toute Heure, Cranford
- Bistro 18, Montclair
- Café Fiori, Randolph
- Callahan's, Norwood (food truck only)
- The Cassidy Bar + Kitchen, Maplewood
- Charlie Brown’s Fresh Grill, Chatham, Denville, Oradell, Washington Township, Wayne, Westampton and Woodbury
- Cheeseburger in Paradise, Secaucus
- Costanera, Montclair
- The Crosby, Montclair
- Cucharamama, Hoboken
- David Burke at Orange Lawn, South Orange
- Double S Diner, Wantage (reopening as new restaurant)
- El Cocotero, Jersey City
- Flapjax, Wallington
- Freelance Bistro, Newton
- Fromage Grillé, Cranford
- Goat Coffeehouse, Lyndhurst
- Golden Dynasty, Hillsdale and Franklin Lakes
- The Greek Flame, Haworth
- Harold's Kosher Market, Paramus
- Heritage Diner, Hackensack
- La Campagna Ristorante, Morristown
- Laurel & Sage, Montclair
- Libby’s Lunch, Paterson
- Liberty Park Diner, Jersey City
- Lorenzo’s, Woodland Park
- Mangia, Edgewater
- Market Taverne, Morristown
- Montclair Social Club, Montclair
- Morristown Pancake House, Morristown
- Mount Fuji Steakhouse, Hasbrouck Heights
- Nunzio’s Dolce Vita, Morristown
- Pairings Palate + Plate, Cranford
- Paolo’s Gourmet, Westwood
- Paul’s Bar and Bowling, Paterson
- Plum on Park, Montclair
- Raku, Fort Lee
- Section 201, New Milford
- Six Brothers Diner, Little Falls
- Smash Burger, Ramsey
- South House, Jersey City
- Square 1, Jersey City
- Technique, Westwood
- Tiffin, East Hanover
- Township Fountain, Saddle Brook
- Uptown Bistro, Montclair
- Vanillamore, Montclair
- Watchung Deli, Montclair
- The Wheelhouse, Augusta
- Zinburger Cherry Hill, Edison, Jersey City, Morris Plains and Paramus
Did we miss one? Email clevine@dailyvoice.com
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