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Restaurant Week is coming to two New Jersey communities known for their diverse, vibrant dining scenes. Here’s what’s on the menu:

Morristown

In Morristown, the promotion runs from April 20–24. Morristown Partnership produces Morristown Restaurant Week with support from presenting sponsor Morristown Airport. This year marks the 16th edition of the popular showcase.

As part of the event, diners can enjoy special menus and discounts on meals. Participating businesses will have a 2026 Morristown Restaurant Week window decal and poster, according to the Morristown Partnership.

The week also includes the two-night return of Snack, Sip & Stroll. During the ticketed event, attendees will enjoy a progressive, curated dining experience across four restaurants per evening.

On April 20, Snack, Sip & Stroll will focus on Speedwell Avenue restaurants including Chef Fredy’s Table, Sushi Lounge, Parkside Tavern and 1776 Morristown. Click here to purchase an $85 ticket.

On April 22, the experience will highlight Morris Street spots, such as End of Elm, Town Bar + Kitchen, Nom Mexican Table & Tequila Bar and The Morris Proper. Tickets cost $85 and are available here.

Details on individual restaurant promotions, as well as parking information, can be found here.

Hopewell

Mercer County community Hopewell is set to hold its inaugural Restaurant Week April 13–19.

The township’s tourism & economic development advisory council coordinated the new event to drive business to dining establishments in the area.

In an op-ed on the initiative, Hopewell Mayor David Chait shared, “As communities across the nation celebrate America’s 250th anniversary, the Hopewell Township Committee and staff are organizing a number of events throughout the year marking this special moment, with outsized meaning here where Washington’s crossed the Delaware and truly changed the world.

This includes celebrating in the most delicious way possible, by bringing residents and local businesses together for a week dedicated to food, community, and hometown pride.

When you dine out during Restaurant Week, you’re not just enjoying a great meal. You’re investing in the community.
– Hopewell Mayor David Chait, in a Community News op-ed

“When you dine out during Restaurant Week, you’re not just enjoying a great meal. You’re investing in the community. Supporting our local businesses matters.

“As we celebrate America’s 250th, it’s worth remembering that small businesses like our local restaurants are the engine of the American economy. They employ over 50% of workers, and create two-thirds of all net new jobs. Every meal you enjoy locally is a vote of confidence in our community,” the Democratic mayor wrote.

According to the township, eateries involved in Restaurant Week will either have a special menu or offer for the promotion. For more information, click here.