1950-60's style drive in restaurant. Booths, old movie posters adn classic ars inside. Motorcylco nite is Thursday, Saturday, classic cars. Burgers, hot dogs, milk shakes, etc. Most menu item under $10.

Indian cuisine. Lobster chaat, citrus raita, rogan josh, bhuna lamb

Ethiopian cuisine, lunch $9 to $12, dinner $13 to $26, credit cards accepted, byob NYT: Very Good

Located in a downtown storefront near the Paper Mill Playhouse. BYOB. Reservations recommended. The executive chef is Joseph Catalano, whose credits in New Jersey include The Dining Room in Short Hills and Pazzo Pazzo in Morristown.

Kobe beef, aged steaks. Kumamotos and Beausoleils oysters. NYT: Satisfactory.



Lunch entrees, $11 to $35. Dinner entrees, $18 to $90. All major credit cards accepted.

Montville Inn - Country Inn featuring seafood and steaks, open for lunch and dinner, moderate prices. NYT: very good

Antipasto, garlic shrimp on focaccia, chicken murphy, veal saltimbocca, pasta dishes. Lunch an dinner served, BYOB, wheelchair accessible

Greek Food

Prepare yourself for a meal in the flashy dining room of little falls, MIZU, close your eyes and imagine eating at 'Close Encounters of the third kind", Ambient fiber-optic lighting casts an ever changing hue over the dining room at this new Japanese fusion restaurant.



MIZU is broken into several dining areas in addition to the rooms with the colorful glass walls, including a bar-side lounge and a sushi bar.



MIZU's food walks a line between Japanese, Chinese and south east Asia cuisines, in dishes like Kumamoto Oysters, salmon teriyaki & Chilean sea bass with ginger & scallion

The Office Beer Bar and Grill near the Morristown Green offers tasty food, great beer, first-class drinks. Side walk dining is available in the summer months. The sports bar offers more than 60 beers, and is the perfect place to enjoy a game with friends or pop in for happy hour. Meal wise, there are scrumptious favorites and an ever-changing menu of one-of-a-kind dishes. Did we mention the free Wi-Fi?