Restaurants in Plumstead Township, New Jersey

Plumstead Township, in Ocean County, New Jersey, encompasses the town of Browns Mills, as well as a portion of New Egypt. Plumstead Township offers outdoor enthusiasts a variety of natural attractions, including swimming, fishing, canoeing, and kayaking in Brindle Lake. In addition, Plumstead Recreational Park offers several miles of walking paths, wooded hiking trails and open fields that are ideal for bird-watching. If you're visiting Plumstead Township, be sure to end your day with a filling meal from one of the area's restaurants.

Brothers' Diner

One of Plumstead Township's most popular restaurants is Brothers' Diner, which features classic American dishes. The diner serves a variety of breakfast dishes, sandwiches and entrées, including pancakes, French toast, omelets, turkey clubs, chicken teriyaki, and filet mignon. Daily specials, including early bird specials and senior citizen discounts, are also available. The restaurant has a casual, familty-friendly environment, with large tables and bright lighting. Brothers' Diner is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week.

Brothers' Diner
127 Trenton Rd.
Browns Mills, NJ 08015
(609) 893-5500
www.brothersdiner.com‎

Plumstead Grill

Another popular spot is the Plumstead Grill, in New Egypt. The Plumstead Grill offers a wide variety of classic American dishes, including homemade cream of mushroom soup, lamb chops, shrimp parmesan over penne, and filet mignon. The restaurant has a casual, romantic environment, with low lighting, soft music and a large fireplace. The Plumstead Grill is ideal for dates and family gatherings, and can accommodate larger groups. Vegetarian dishes, including meatless pastas and entrée salads, are also available. The waitstaff is friendly and attentive, and portions are large. The Plumstead Grill is open for lunch and dinner seven nights a week.

Plumstead Grill
105 Woodside Rd.
New Egypt, NJ 08533
(609) 758-5552

Cinco de Mayo

Diners seeking Mexican cuisine while visiting Plumstead Township should try Cinco de Mayo, an authentic Mexican restaurant in Browns Mills. The restaurant offers a wide variety of Mexican foods, including chicken chimichangas, beef fajitas, and quesadillas. Cinco de Mayo also offers an extensive cocktail and wine menu, and makes house-made margaritas. The restaurant has a lively, energetic atmosphere, with Mexican music, low lighting and colorful décor, making it ideal for family gatherings. Cindo de Mayo is open for dinner seven days a week.

Cinco de Mayo
100 Pemberton Browns Mill Rd.
Browns Mills, NJ 08015
(609) 735-9904

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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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