Marlboro Restaurant Week Returns For 2026: See Details

MARLBORO, NJ — Marlboro Restaurant Week is set to return for a second year this fall, Mayor Jonathan Hornik and the Marlboro Economic Development Committee (EDC) recently announced.

Set to run from Oct. 11 through Oct. 18, Restaurant Week will grant residents and visitors alike the opportunity to experience Marlboro's cultural offerings at over 20 participating restaurants.

“Marlboro is once again ready to showcase the high-quality
restaurants that make our town a premier dining destination,” Mayor Hornik said.

“Foodies, adventurers, and restaurant enthusiasts alike are invited to savor the flavors and enjoy the vibrant energy all week long,” he continued. “Be sure to reserve your spots for brunch, lunch, and dinner because it’s an experience you won’t want to miss.”

Aleksandra “Sana” Simanovsky, Chair of the EDC and Deputy Mayor, added that the town is “deeply grateful to the participating restaurants that make our town’s food scene thrive.”

“Whether you're craving authentic Italian, Mediterranean, or American classics, seafood dishes, or indulging in delicious desserts, there's something for everyone to enjoy,” Simanovsky said. “Every bite directly supports the small businesses that power our community.”

Participating restaurants and their Restaurant Week offerings are announced on the Restaurant Week website.

At this time, the participating restaurants include:

• Amorina Ristorante Italiano
• Aunt Butchie’s of Brooklyn
• Better Gourmet Health Kitchen
• Brooklyn Square Pizza
• Burger Boys
• Burger Bros
• Cucina Nouveau
• Cuzin's Seafood & Clam Bar
• Di Santillo's Artisan Sandwiches
• DUBAI Chicken
• Istanbul Bay Premium
• Koy Grill
• Meli’s Thin & Crispy Pizza Co.
• Osteria Cucina
• Rustica
• Peppino's Brick Oven
• Pizza & Pasta Factory
• Red Tomato Urban Pizzeria
• ROOST
• Nashville Hot Chicken
• SamVera
• Sette Wood Burning Bistro
• Village Maria Pizzeria

Restaurants interested in participating in Restaurant Week or residents interested in becoming involved in the EDC should email Economicdevelopment@marlboro-nj.gov.

Members of the EDC include Chair Sana Simanovsky, Avi Spector, Becky Li, Boris Vernovsky, Daniella Guralnik, Erika Boyer, Julie Lurie, Julie Vaiman, Lawrence Zhornist, Lily Leventant, Marilyn
Scalia, Peter Erlikh, Praveena Vallepu, Premise Martin, Sal Mehra and Venny Emporellis.

“Supporting our small businesses has always been a priority for my administration and the EDC,” Mayor Hornik said. “Restaurant Week provides a wonderful opportunity to showcase our local dining establishments and the vital role they play in strengthening our community.”

“I want to thank Sana Simanovsky, the EDC, and all participating restaurants for their commitment to our community and dedication to supporting township businesses.”

To learn more about Marlboro Restaurant Week, you can click here.