Chart House Restaurant: A Weehawken, NJ Dining Review
Chart House Restaurant
Lincoln Harbor, Pier D-T
Weehawken, NJ
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Chart House: Restaurant Highlights
Fare: Seafood
Price: Expensive
Food Quality: Solid lineup of fresh, classic seafood with polished plating
Service: Warm and attentive, can slow during peak hours
Ambiance: Upscale and lively, with some of the best waterfron skyline views in New Jersey
Overall Rating: 3 stars, mainly for the setting and scenic views
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Best For: Date nights, celebrations, out-of-town guests, anyone chasing a postcard view
Not For: Budget diners, or those wanting a low-key meal without a view premium
Recommended Dishes: Macadamia Crusted Mahi, Sweet & Spicy Grouper, and the Prime Rib Chart House cut are popular picks.
Drinks: Strong wine list and specialty cocktails, a lively bar scene
This Chart House sits at the end of a Hudson River pier and faces Manhattan head on. Floor-to-ceiling windows wrap the dining room, so nearly every table gets a sweeping waterfront view of the NYC skyline. In warm weather, the outdoor seating puts you right over the water.
The vibe is upscale and energetic. It works well for birthdays, anniversaries, and visiting friends. It can feel romantic if you do not mind some buzz in the background.
The menu focuses on familiar seafood favorites, prepared cleanly and presented well. While the view is the headline, the kitchen delivers consistent plates that please a broad crowd. Sunday brunch draws a big turnout.
Families are welcome, and staff handle larger groups with care. The restaurant operates daily, offers Sunday brunch, and serves on major holidays, including Thanksgiving and Christmas.
The vibe is upscale and energetic. It works well for birthdays, anniversaries, and visiting friends. It can feel romantic if you do not mind some buzz in the background.
The menu focuses on familiar seafood favorites, prepared cleanly and presented well. While the view is the headline, the kitchen delivers consistent plates that please a broad crowd. Sunday brunch draws a big turnout.
Families are welcome, and staff handle larger groups with care. The restaurant operates daily, offers Sunday brunch, and serves on major holidays, including Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Key Details
- Chain location with one of the most dramatic waterfront views in the group
- Nearly every seat looks out at the NYC skyline
- Outdoor seating available in summer
- Popular Sunday brunch
- Open seven days a week, including major holidays
Key Takeaways
- Come for the skyline, stay for well-executed seafood and a festive setting.
- Expect higher prices that match the view-heavy experience.
- Reserve ahead for prime window tables, especially at sunset and on weekends.
- Brunch is busy, plan for a wait if you arrive late.
- Dress smart, the room feels polished but not stiff.
FAQs
Q: Do all tables have a view?
A: Most do, thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows. Window seats are limited, so note your preference when booking.
Q: Is there outdoor seating?
A: Yes, patio seating is offered in warm months with direct waterfront views.
Q: How is the noise level?
A: Moderate. The room has energy, especially on weekends and during brunch.
Q: Is it family friendly?
A: Yes. Staff accommodate families and larger parties.
Q: Are they open on holidays?
A: Yes, including Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Q: What is the dress code?
A: Upscale casual works well.
Q: Is it expensive?
A: Yes. Pricing reflects the prime location and views.
Updated October 2025
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