Waterfront / New American
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Edgewater Food & Drink
Edgewater's dining scene stretches almost the full length of River Road. Waterfront restaurants with Manhattan views sit beside Japanese food-court counters, Mediterranean dining, steakhouses, Latin food, cafés, national restaurants and neighborhood takeout.
The concentration around City Place, Edgewater Commons, Mitsuwa Marketplace and Edgewater Harbor gives the borough one of Bergen County's most varied dining landscapes.
Current Edgewater dining directory
Search the in-borough directory or use dietary filters only where current menu information supports the option.
Steakhouse / Seafood
Burgers / Casual
GFDFVeganGreek / Mediterranean
Mediterranean
GFSteakhouse
American / Pizza
Breakfast / Brunch
Fast Casual
DFVeganBakery Café
Mediterranean Fast Casual
GFDFVeganSteakhouse
Fast Food
Coffee / Café
DFVeganMexican
Pizza / Italian
VeganJapanese / Sushi
VeganSoutheast Asian
GFVeganKorean / BBQ
Italian
Modern American
VeganPizza / Italian
Italian
Asian
Café / Desserts
Cuban / Caribbean
Casual / Health-focused
Breakfast / Brunch
Seafood
Badges are shown only where current menu or allergen information supports the option. Confirm ingredients and preparation directly with the restaurant.
Mitsuwa Marketplace food court
Mitsuwa at 595 River Road is a destination for Japanese dining as well as grocery shopping. Current food-court and specialty-food tenants include several nationally known Japanese concepts.
Japanese ramen.
Tempura and tendon bowls.
Japanese noodle dishes.
Japanese set meals.
Japanese-Chinese food-court dining.
Japanese rice balls and casual food.
Japanese-style bakery goods.
Japanese-inspired desserts and sweets.
Where Edgewater eats
Waterfront full-service dining near the south end of town.
Steakhouse, casual dining, breakfast, cafés and quick-service restaurants.
Fast casual, chain restaurants and convenient shopping-center dining.
Independent restaurants, steakhouses and neighborhood dining toward Fort Lee.