Best Restaurants in Englewood, NJ

Englewood's dining scene centers on its downtown, where Palisade Avenue and Dean Street form the heart of the business district. The Englewood Special Improvement District looks after that area, roughly from Demarest Avenue south to Englewood Avenue and from Tenafly Road east to Grand Avenue and Engle Street, funding parking, cleanup, lighting and streetscape work. Metered parking along Palisade Avenue and nearby municipal lots make a quick lunch stop easy.

Look for the old railroad station building at Depot Square, a reminder that Erie Railroad passenger trains reached Englewood in 1859. Today the city is served by road and bus: I-95, Route 4 and Route 93 run through, NJ Transit's 166 goes to the Port Authority Bus Terminal, and several routes connect to the George Washington Bridge Bus Station. Browse Englewood restaurants here, then compare spots in neighboring Fort Lee or across the rest of Bergen County.

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