Best Restaurants in Fort Lee, NJ

Fort Lee sits atop the Palisades at the New Jersey end of the George Washington Bridge, so few towns in the state are as closely tied to Manhattan. It's also home to Fort Lee Koreatown, a Korean dining destination since the mid-1980s, with Korean restaurants, cafés and markets concentrated along Main Street and Lemoine Avenue. Many Korean cafés here double as gathering spots for coffee, shaved-ice bingsu and pastries.

The borough has a big place in film history as well: before studios moved west, Fort Lee was where America's motion picture industry got its start, and the Fort Lee Film Commission still celebrates that past. Fort Lee Historic Park marks the area's role in Washington's 1776 retreat. NJ Transit buses run to the Port Authority Bus Terminal and the George Washington Bridge Bus Station.

Browse Fort Lee restaurants here, compare Englewood restaurants next door, or follow the Hudson south to Hoboken's dining scene. Each listing is reviewed by a person before it goes live.

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