Marlboro Kicks Off First Restaurant Week With Ten Local Spots

Ten eateries will dish up special menus when Marlboro Township starts its first Restaurant Week this Oct. 5-12. From cozy Italian spots to bold Asian fusion kitchens, local chefs across Monmouth County will show off their best plates.

"Marlboro is ready to showcase the high-quality restaurants that make our town a premier dining destination. Foodies, adventurers, and restaurant enthusiasts alike are invited to savor the flavors and enjoy the vibrant energy all week long," said Mayor Jonathan Hornik per Newsbreak.com.

Diners can pick from Amorina Ristorante Italiano, Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza and Wings, Aunt Butchie's of Brooklyn, Istanbul Bay Premium, Mizu Sushi and Asian Fusion, Over Easy Kitchen, Rosalita's Roadside Cantina, SamVera, Nonna's Cucina, and Sette Wood Burning Bistro.

The Economic Development Committee Chair Aleksandra "Sana" Simanovsky spoke about what makes this event special. "Whether you're craving authentic Italian, Mediterranean, or Mexican classics, seafood dishes, fusion sushi, or indulging in delicious desserts, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Every bite you take during Marlboro Restaurant Week is more than a meal; it's an investment in Marlboro's community and future," said Simanovsky.

Each spot will post its special menus on the town's Restaurant Week website soon. Smart diners should book tables early: spots might fill up fast.

Want to learn more? Stop by the Economic Development Committee booth at Marlboro Day, Sept. 7. Staff will answer questions from noon to 5 p.m.