Go crazy with burgers at 5 Napkin Burger, an American burger joint. Basically a friendly local place to hang out with friends or treat oneself to splendidly prepared burgers, 5 Napkin Burger is a fun venue. It stays open till midnight, giving one the chance to quell their hunger pangs over bites of tempting burgers. The meat patty inside is flavorful and the actual essence of the burger. Try the Original 5 Napkin burger or the offbeat Ahi tuna burger. Apart from burgers there are sushi rolls, sandwiches and a full children's meal. Boasting 100 wines, 50 beers and ten cocktails, this venue is a full package deal of fun and excitement for everyone.
In 2009, a historical inn and tavern was given a new face and established as the Ho-Ho-Kus Inn & Tavern. This new space houses two bars, a patio and four rooms for private dining. The executive chef Andrew Rodriguez with his expertise, offers a tantalizing American fare. Feast on burgers, ribs, steaks, pastas and chicken. Though dinner service stops earlier in the night, guests can enjoy drinks and a light fare at the tavern that is open till 2a.
At Half Moon, while your taste buds are being treated to delicious American fare, you also get to feast your eyes on breathtaking views of the Hudson. You can sit indoors and marvel at the view through the glass windows; alternatively, you can dine al fresco right by the waterfront. You can sample raw plates of chilled lobster and citrus scallop ceviche, after which there are scrumptious preparations like the Montauk clam bake, sesame crust tuna and crisp skin salmon to feast on. There is a bar area indoors, and you can even relax at the outdoor South Beach Bar, weather permitting.
Casa Mezcal is the quirky and unique brainchild of Guillermo Olguin and Ignacio Carballido who have created a piece of Oaxaca in New York. Step into a dimly lit bar that is bustling and lively and be greeted by the friendly staff here. Artifacts, images and mini-sculptures reminiscent of Oaxaca, line the walls and shelves of Casa Mezcal, adding to the fun atmosphere. For a truly authentic experience of the cuisine, try one of their many Mezcal infused drinks and the appetizers like Chapulqueso, which is grasshoppers in melted cheese, or the Tostadas, a type of tortilla. This bar gets very loud and full over the weekends so enjoy a couple of drinks here and then visit their upstairs art gallery for a more intimate evening.
If you like watching your favorite match with a bunch of people shouting at every score, 3 Sheets Saloon is the place for you. You can walk in without reservations. The bar is surprisingly inexpensive for the quality you are offered. There are flat screens all over the place so that you do not miss out on the game. Enjoy some great drink deals during happy hour.
Nestled on the ground floor of The Marlton Hotel, the offerings at Margaux bring together flavors of French, Eastern Europe and American cuisines, creating a delightful feast for the palate. The ambiance of the place is in tune with the kind of cuisine served; Margaux is beautifully furnished in wood and embellished in earthy hues of greens and browns. Beyond the main dining hall is an enclosed garden; choose a seat here and it will give you a feel of dining in the Italian countryside. If you wish to drop by for just a cocktail, you can seat yourself at the bar or sit at the booth with your group.