Location: Bernardsville
Top Restaurants in Bernardsville
Top Things to do in Bernardsville
- 1. Leonard J. Buck Garden
- 2. Natirar Park
- 3. Environmental Education Center at Lord Stirling Park
- 4. The Raptor Trust Center
- 5. Morristown National Historical Park, Washington Headquarters and Museum
- 6. Cross Estate Gardens
- 7. The Ralston General Store Museum
- 8. Schiff Nature Preserve
- 9. Jockey Hollow
- 10. Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary
Top 3 Contemporary food in Bernardsville, New Jersey, United States
Best Contemporary restaurants nearby. Discover the best Contemporary food in Bernardsville. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Contemporary restaurants near you.. Bernardsville /ˈbɜːrnərdzvɪl/ is a borough in Somerset County, New Jersey, United States. In 2000, Bernardsville had the 10th-highest per capita income in the state. As of the 2010 United States Census, the borough's population was 7,707, reflecting an increase of 362 (+4.9%) from the 7,345 counted in the 2000 Census, which had in turn increased by 748 (+11.3%) from the 6,597 counted in the 1990 Census.
Things to do in Bernardsville
1. Bistro Seven Three
Overall Ratings
4 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By tasteful_10
Be aware that the restaurant makes use of every foot of space to maximize the number of tables for diners. If you are hoping to have a personal conversation or romantic evening, this is not the place. The crowd of nicely attired but high decibel speakers are there for the food and service which are quite good. There appears to be a bias to uncooked fish appetizers and entrees, eg, tuna tartare, salmon tartare, ahi tuna. We ordered the ahi tuna and the blackened yellowfin and thought each was delicious. A shared(large portion) zucchini crisp appetizer was addictive. The dessert options are pretty standard but making the tartuffo with pistachio ice cream was refreshing. Servers were attentive and, of course, BYOB makes for a reasonably priced meal.
2. The Bernards Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 201 reviews
Renowned for exquisite dining and an award-winning wine collection, the Bernards Inn offers two magnificent dining rooms - The Great Room and Conservatory - along with a warm, clubby piano bar featuring live entertainment Wednesday through Saturday. The f
Reviewed By LuluA518
My mother and I arrived early for a mother-daughter Saturday morning breakfast this past weekend. The entire experience was wonderful! We arrived at the dining room of the hotel shortly after it opened, and we were the only patrons. It made the meal even more enjoyable, because it was quiet and serene. Even if there were other diners present, Iâm sure it would still have been an amazing meal. The dining room is beautiful, sunny, and quiet. We were seated at a table next to a window with a lovely view of the buildings and trees on Quimby Street. The food was expertly prepared and absolutely delicious! Also, the prices were shockingly reasonable for such a sophisticated place. I ordered a 3-egg omelet with fruit and toast, and my mom ordered the eggs Benedict. Nothing were delicious! The service was fabulous. If I am ever back in the area, I hope that i am able to enjoy another fabulous breakfast at the Bernards Inn.
3. Ninety Acres at Natirar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 493 reviews
The Natirar Estate, a nearly 500-acre site atop the mountains of Peapack, is the home of Ninety Acres Culinary Center, which consists of a cooking and wine school, and a restaurant offering unique and exciting menus featuring produce and livestock fresh f
Reviewed By Judge_Smails-BR
We went around 5:30p on a Sunday (9/22/19) night to enjoy some cocktails on the patio outside the bar. As we approached the front desk, we were told we would have to order our drinks at the bar and bring them ourselves to the patio area. Ditto for any food that we might order. That was a bit odd to us but, no matter, we followed the instructions. Placing the drink order at the two bartender bar seemed like a huge challenge...for the bartenders. They were completely overwhelmed and the male bartender (big hair) was almost useless. After our first drink had been downed, we went in to order food and were told by the bartenders we could NOT order food at the bar and take it to the patio area. So, we approached the main reception desk and spoke to the manager. She respectfully listened to our concerns about what we were told earlier but repeated that we could not order food at the bar for patio consumption. We asked why the change from only an hour earlier to which she had absolutely no response. Very odd. I'm not sure what's going on here but something has changed and not for the better. There is simply too much competition in a 5-10 miles radius for me to waste my time going here anymore. Done.Dear Judge_Smails-BR,I am sorry to hear about your disappointing dining experience at Ninety Acres. It is imperative that we provide exceptional service to all our guests; I am sorry we fell short on this occasion. I would like to take this opportunity to win you back as our guest. Please check your private message.Yours sincerely,Tiffany RodriguezDirector of OperationsNatirar
