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Thanksgiving dinner in Morris County NJ?
Does anyone have any suggestions for a nice restaurant in Morris County. We used to live there and visit often but nothing is coming to mind. My MIL has picked the restaurant the last couple of years and I thought maybe we would get some input from some knowledgeable folks on this board.
Any suggestions will be appreciated and I shall consult chowhound as well. Eva |
Anyone with any suggestions?
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If you don't mind leaving Morris County, we had a nice dinner last year at the Olde Mill Inn in Basking Ridge. The Inn has a buffet and the restaurant, The Grain House, has a sit down. The Inn is right off South 287 at exit 30B.
The Grain House is pretty, but with a large group we were seated in more of a banquet type room, while I would have preferred one of the smaller (and prettier) rooms. The food was quite good. Would recommend making reservations. |
Thanks IRabbit. The menus both look good. Will float the idea to the inlaws.
Eva |
HI,
We used to live there also; don't know if they are still good, but silver springs farm in Flanders, NJ, was excellent if you are looking for something outside of the traditional turkey dinner. Also, the restaurant in the Madison Hotel in Convent Station was very good. There was a turkey farm that served family style dinner called Lawson's in Chester. |
JW McGinty's in Meyersville. It's on the border of Meyersville and Chatham, just near the Great Swamp Reserve. The food is usually very good and the decor is appropriate for the Fall.
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Larison's (not Lawson's)was the long famous turkey farm in Chester. It is now closed.
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Darn, they are closing a lot of those places.
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