Restaurants in Eastampton, New Jersey

Eastampton Township is located in western New Jersey, just over the Delaware River, and includes several towns, including Mt. Holly and Westampton. Eastampton Township also contains historic Smithville Park, which features over four miles of terrain encompassing woodlands, scenic overlooks and even floating trail bridges. The township is also a short drive away from the Delaware River Heritage Trail in Burlington, N.J. Although the township features a wide variety of interesting stores, hikers and nature lovers alike will enjoy the many restaurants with traditional hearty fare to be found in Eastampton. If you're planning a hike or scenic walk through the township, be sure to check out the following restaurants for replenishment after a long day's journey.

Charley's Other Brother

One of the most popular restaurants in Eastampton Township is Charley's Other Brother, an eatery featuring new American cuisine. Established in 1972, this restaurant offers a cozy, pub atmosphere and a variety of tasty dishes, including steaks, lamb, chicken cacciatore and swordfish. Traditional appetizers, including wings, pizza rolls and onion rings, are also available. The restaurant features an in-house grill, where customers can watch their food be prepared. It offers an extensive wine and cocktail list as well, and also caters banquets.

Charley's Other Brother
1383 Monmouth Rd.
Eastampton, NJ 08060
(609) 261-1555
charleysotherbrother.com

High Street Grill

Another popular dining option in Eastampton Township is the High Street Grill, located in Mt. Holly. Established in 2004, this two-floor restaurant offers diners a cozy atmosphere on both floors during peak dining hours and a livelier, energetic atmosphere upstairs later in the evening. Specialties include Moroccan Spiced Duck and homemade potato chips. The High Street Grill also keeps a wide selection of beers on hand, with over 18 brews on tap. The restaurant is open for lunch and dinner, and prices are moderate.

High Street Grill
64 High St.
Mt. Holly, NJ 08060
(609) 265-9199
highstreetgrill.net

Clark's Tavern

A final dining option for travelers passing through Eastampton Township is Clark's Tavern, which provides good food for reasonable prices. The restaurant specializes in traditional American cuisine, including wings, hamburgers and even crabs. The atmosphere is casual and family-friendly, and daily happy hours feature discounted food and drinks. Prices are reasonable, and the restaurant generates a large crowd for football games.

Clark's Tavern
1291 Woodlane Rd.
Eastampton, NJ 08060
(609) 702-1701
clarkstavernnj.com

Article Written By Amy Butcher

Amy Butcher is a current graduate student at the University of Iowa's Nonfiction Writing Program. Butcher has been writing professionally for eight years and her work has appeared in "The Claremont Review," "The Bullet," "The Mercury" and "Positive Teen." She received her B.A. in English and creative writing from Gettysburg College and is a member of Omicron Delta Kappa and Sigma Tau Delta.

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