Best Restaurants in Moorestown, NJ

Moorestown's dining scene starts on Main Street. The township calls its tree-lined downtown the heart and core of town, and a stroll there turns up restaurants of various cuisines alongside banks, historic buildings, houses of worship and the renovated Moorestown Community House. Main Street follows a ridge once used by the Lenni Lenape, and the 47-acre Moorestown Historic District surrounds it.

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Parades, arts events and business events are held on Main Street throughout the year. The town has drawn national notice, too: Money magazine put it at No. 1 on its 2005 ranking of places to live in America. There's no train station in town, so most people drive.

Route 38 is the main highway, and NJ Transit buses connect with Philadelphia and with Camden's Walter Rand Transportation Center. Browse Moorestown restaurants here, see what's on the menu in Mount Laurel next door, or search all of Burlington County. Each listing is reviewed before it goes live.

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Don Pablo’s Mexican Kitchen
Moorestown, Burlington County
(856) 642-6160
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Barnacle Ben’s Seafood
Moorestown, Burlington County
(856) 235-5808
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Pet Smart
Moorestown, Burlington County
(856) 439-9899
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Wing King
Moorestown, Burlington County
(856) 231-8700
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Togo’s
Moorestown, Burlington County
(856) 642-7900

Frequently asked questions

Where are Moorestown's restaurants?

Many are on Main Street in the downtown, which the township describes as offering restaurants of various cuisines along with shops, banks and cultural venues.

Does Moorestown have a train station?

No. Residents drive to PATCO stations in Haddonfield or Lindenwold, or to Palmyra for NJ Transit's River Line.

Which highways serve Moorestown?

Route 38 is the township's most prominent highway. Route 73 also crosses the township.

Can I get to Moorestown by bus?

Yes. NJ Transit runs service to Philadelphia, and routes such as the 407, 413 and 457 connect with the Walter Rand Transportation Center in Camden. Check njtransit.com for schedules.

What events happen on Main Street?

Moorestown holds many annual parades, arts events and business events on Main Street throughout the year.

Can I find restaurants elsewhere in Burlington County?

Yes. NJ Business Directory groups listings by county as well as by town, so the Burlington County page shows listings from nearby towns.

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