Best Restaurants in Vineland, NJ

Vineland was founded by Charles K. Landis, who began buying land here in 1861 and laid out a wide central road that's now Landis Avenue, still the city's main street. The traditional downtown stretches a few blocks east and west of where Landis Avenue meets the Boulevard, and the nonprofit Main Street Vineland promotes its eateries through a "Dine on The Ave" program.

Downtown menus range from Mexican and Chinese to Indian, pizza, bakeries and delis. The city's farm roots run deep: Landis recruited Italian grape growers, and poultry farms later earned Vineland the nickname "The Egg Basket of America." By total area, it's also the largest city in New Jersey.

NJ Transit buses connect Vineland with Philadelphia, Atlantic City and Cape May. Browse Vineland restaurants here, search all of Cumberland County, or explore restaurants across New Jersey. Every listing is reviewed before it goes live.

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