Get ready to eat…and then eat some more! The countdown is on to one of the biggest food events in Burlington County.
Burlington County Restaurant Week! And we’re just a few weeks away from the big event!
It’s always fun to discover some new dining spots here in New Jersey, and this is the perfect opportunity to do just that, so get ready to explore the many great restaurants throughout Burlington County!
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Burlington County Restaurant Week Is Back For Its 6th Year
You can spend the day wandering through one of Burlington County’s downtowns, stroll along Main Street, pop into a few local boutiques, and then sit down for a delicious meal at one of the many participating restaurants in town.
That’s what restaurant week is all about…supporting local restaurants, discovering new favorites, and exploring the area.
Restaurants Joining Burlington County’s Big Dining Week
Here are some of the many participating restaurants:
Blue Claw Seafood & Crab Eatery – Burlington
The Chesterfield Inn – Chesterfield
Cucina di Pirone – Hainesport
John & Molly’s Tavern – Eastampton
Mangia Trattoria Pizzeria – Delran
Turning Point – Moorestown
Smokin Rev and Lady Q’s Gourmet Barbecue – Willingboro
Recklesstown Farm Distillery – Springfield
Olga’s Diner – Marlton
Burlington County Restaurant Week takes place August 2-8, 2026. Just say “Restaurant Week” to get deals and special discounts. For more information and to see the full list of participating restaurants click here.
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