Traditional Thanksgiving Day Restaurants in New Jersey
Our listing of the popular Thanksgiving Day restaurants in New Jersey that serve traditional holiday dinners in a historical setting.
Northern NJ Traditional Thanksgiving Day Restaurants
Clinton House
Clinton, NJ
This historic restaurant circa 1743, located in the heart of the Historical Community of Clinton, serves up traditional American food in a rustic country setting. It has recently been renovated to restore its 18th century atmosphere. Child Friendly
Gladstone Tavern
Gladstone, NJ
Original and traditional American fare is served up in a spacious dining room graced by a massive stone fireplace. Especially popular with families with young kids.
Inn at Millrace Pond
Hope, NJ
The Inn at Millrace Pond is a lovely, historic restaurant located in a bed and breakfast converted from a Moravian village gristmill, circa 1770. Child Friendly.
The Olde Mill Inn-Grain House Restaurant
Basking Ridge, NJ
The Grain House was the original "Inn" from 1930 to 1977 with its historical theme and colonial charm surrounded in rich woods, striking hearths and richly beamed ceilings. Thanksgiving Dinner is served from Noon to 6:30pm. Child Friendly
Central NJ
Traditional Thanksgiving Day Restaurants
The Metuchen Inn
Metuchen, NJ
Serving Thanksgiving dinners in its charming, historic atmosphere since 1843. Child friendly
Sergeantsville Inn
Sergeantsville, NJ
This historic inn offers fireside dining in a 1700's stone building. A terrific place to experience wild game dishes and traditional country American fare. Child Friendly
Stockton Inn Stockton, NJ The Stockton restaurant is all about history (circa 1710) fine dining, and very charming decor. This is a destination restaurant offering elegant dining with a cozy, warm atmosphere.
Southern NJ
Traditional Thanksgiving Day Restaurants
The Gables
Beach Haven, NJ
This century-old house comes with candle-lit tables, wood burning fireplace, crystal chandelier and original wide plank floors. Child Friendly
Ye Olde Centerton Inn
Pittsgrove, NJ
This historic inn dates back to 1706 when it was a former stage coach stop between Philadelphia and Greenwich, NJ. Beneath the inn are the graves of three Revolutionary War soldiers. Child Friendly
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