New Jersey Restaurant Week sets October debut

Kimberly Redmond//August 6, 2025//

Felina is a steakhouse version of Landmark Hospitality’s popular Italian restaurant of the same name in Ridgewood.

Felina in Jersey City is a steakhouse version of Landmark Hospitality’s popular Italian restaurant of the same name in Ridgewood. - PROVIDED BY LANDMARK HOSPITALITY

Felina is a steakhouse version of Landmark Hospitality’s popular Italian restaurant of the same name in Ridgewood.

Felina in Jersey City is a steakhouse version of Landmark Hospitality’s popular Italian restaurant of the same name in Ridgewood. - PROVIDED BY LANDMARK HOSPITALITY

New Jersey Restaurant Week sets October debut

Kimberly Redmond//August 6, 2025//

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The New Jersey Restaurant & Hospitality Association is highlighting the state’s vibrant food scene by hosting its first-ever Restaurant Week this fall.

According to the statewide trade association, all restaurants across the state can participate for free by offering a special or discount for New Jersey Restaurant Week (Oct. 17-23). A prix fixe menu is not required nor is membership in the NJRHA, the group said.

Besides showcasing local cuisine, NJRHA President and CEO Daniel Klim said New Jersey Restaurant Week is “about celebrating the chefs, owners, and teams who pour their hearts into every meal, driving both our economy and our communities forward.”

“We want every resident and visitor to experience the pride, flavor, and hospitality that make dining in New Jersey unforgettable,” he said.

Restaurants can sign up to participate and learn more about New Jersey Restaurant Week here. Additionally, NJRHA has sponsorship and upgraded listing opportunities for restaurants, vendors and partners starting at $250.

As New Jersey’s leading hospitality trade association, NJRHA represents 19,000 foodservice establishments, hotels and other hospitality businesses.


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