69 Main Street
908-840-4069
Historic neighborhood pub with indoor and outdoor dining, made-from-scratch dishes, daily specials and live entertainment. The current restaurant site states that gluten-free options are available.

Main Street · Route 22 · Local dining
Current places to eat and drink in Lebanon Borough, from Main Street and Lebanon Plaza to the Route 22 business corridor.
69 Main Street
908-840-4069
Historic neighborhood pub with indoor and outdoor dining, made-from-scratch dishes, daily specials and live entertainment. The current restaurant site states that gluten-free options are available.
1220 US-22
908-840-4107
Italian bistro and BYOB restaurant. Current catering information says gluten-free and vegan dietary requests can be accommodated when discussed directly with the restaurant.
1271 US-22
908-236-9009
Pizza and Italian favorites in Lebanon Plaza. The current menu explicitly lists gluten-free pizza.
1320 US-22 West
908-287-7082
Independent brewery and tasting room. Its current beer menu includes Crazy X, a gluten-free pale ale brewed with gluten-free sorghum; the brewery provides a separate gluten-free-process statement.
233 East Main Street
908-437-0190
Mexican restaurant serving tacos, burritos and other casual favorites.
1360 US-22
908-266-2693
Burger-focused casual restaurant in the Route 22 business corridor.
1386 US-22
908-437-0339
Italian restaurant and pizzeria in the Hunterdon Hills Plaza area.
1271 US-22, Suite 18
908-236-0026
Deli and sandwich shop in Lebanon Plaza.
1320 US-22
908-840-4332
Seafood market with prepared-food, takeout and catering offerings.
1255 US-22
908-236-7720
Coffee, breakfast, baked goods and quick-service items on Route 22.
300 Corporate Drive
908-236-8500
Hotel restaurant serving breakfast and evening food and drinks inside Courtyard by Marriott Lebanon.
The borough center offers pub and casual dining close to homes, churches and the rail station.
Lebanon Plaza, Cokesbury Plaza and Hunterdon Hills Plaza form the borough’s largest dining cluster.
NJTGO applies dietary badges only when current public information directly supports them. Always verify in person for medical dietary needs.