Best Restaurants in Parsippany, NJ

Parsippany, officially Parsippany–Troy Hills, sits at one of North Jersey's busiest highway crossroads. Interstates 80, 280 and 287 all meet here, along with Routes 46, 202, 10 and 53, so the township is an easy stop for a meal from almost any direction. Route 46 in particular is known for its Indian restaurants, reflecting the township's active Indian American community.

Parsippany is also a collection of named communities, including Lake Hiawatha, Lake Parsippany, Mount Tabor and Troy Hills, each with its own local businesses. For transit, the Mount Tabor station in neighboring Denville is on NJ Transit's Morris & Essex Lines, Lakeland Bus Lines runs to Manhattan, and the township operates its own weekday Parsippany Transit buses for residents. Browse Parsippany restaurants here, check Rockaway's dining options a few exits west on I-80, or search across Morris County.

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