Recommend restaurants in Hackensack for February

THE 10 BEST Restaurants in Hackensack

Establishment type

Restaurants
Bar/Bistro
Coffee Shop
Teahouse

Meal type

Afternoon Tea
Breakfast
Brunch
Lunch

Cuisines

Western-style
Bar/Bistro
Seafood
Fast Food

Dishes

American lobster
Hamburger
Hotdog
Lobster roll

Price

Cheap Eats
Mid-range
Fine Dining

Online options & offers

Reserve online
Delivery

Traveler rating

3 points & up
4 points & up
5 points

Business Hours

Open Now
0:00 AM~5:00 AM
5:00 AM~10:00 AM
10:00 AM~2:00 PM

Dietary restrictions

Vegan Options
Gluten-Free Food
Vegetarian-Friendly
Kosher

MICHELIN Guide

MICHELIN 3 Stars
MICHELIN 2 Stars
MICHELIN 1 Star

Great for

Historic Building
Celebrity-Owned

Features

Take out
Delivery
Booster Seats
Free Wi-Fi

Updated in 2026

Cagen

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Japanese

Thai Market

4/5
3 Reviews
$$-$$$
Southeast Asian

by CHLOE.

5/5
3 Reviews
$$-$$$
Vegetarian

Koko Wings

5/5
6 Reviews
$$-$$$
Korean

Llama Inn

5/5
3 Reviews
$$-$$$
Bars/Bistros

KOSAKA

One of the Top Fine Dining in New York
4/5
5 Reviews
$$$$
Japanese

Szechuan Mountain House

No. 5 of Must-Visit Restaurants in New York
4.3/5
12 Reviews
$$-$$$
Szechuan Cuisine
_TI***o3The food here is incredibly authentic and delicious, with a cozy atmosphere that makes for a perfect dining experience. The service from Xiao Yu was exceptional, adding to the overall enjoyment of our meal.

sushi AMANE

One of the Top Fine Dining in New York
4.6/5
7 Reviews
$$$$
Japanese

noda

One of the Top Fine Dining in New York
5/5
7 Reviews
$$$$
Japanese

odo

No. 16 of Fine Dining in New York
5/5
6 Reviews
$$$$
Reservation Available
Japanese
KongBarNelGood Kaiseki experience of authentic high-end, sea food focused, Japanese cuisine. Portion sizes felt unbalanced and somewhat too large - by the time we got to the soba noodle main dish I was so full I couldn't finish it, not to mention dessert. Good (but somewhat cold) service, next to us was a loud group celebrating a birthday and the service seemed more focused on them. Hard to reserve, but reservations are far more obtainable for lunch seating.

Manhatta

No. 6 of Must-Visit Restaurants in New York
5/5
6 Reviews
$$-$$$
Western-style

Jack's Wife Freda

One of the Top Must-Visit Restaurants in New York
4.8/5
8 Reviews
$$-$$$
Western-style
4Danny7A touch of home with a twist of western - Mediterranean soul.. Outstanding services, exquisite taste, sultry atmosphere..

Little Collins

One of the Top Must-Visit Restaurants in New York
5/5
7 Reviews
$$-$$$
Fast Food
KongBarNelEverything was absolutely delicious! The dishes were beautifully plated and full of flavor, fresh, balanced, and satisfying. The Eggs Benedict were perfectly cooked, the pancakes were light and flavorful, and the fruit bowl was incredibly fresh. The orange juice tasted freshly squeezed and was the perfect complement to brunch. Service was friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere was cozy yet lively. A definite must-visit for brunch lovers!

Royal Queen

4.3/5
4 Reviews
$$-$$$
Szechuan Cuisine

Murray's Cheese

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Bakeries

Pisillo Italian Panini

4/5
11 Reviews
$$-$$$
Western-style

Hi-Collar

4/5
13 Reviews
$$-$$$
Bars/Bistros

Best Bagel & Coffee

One of the Top Must-Visit Restaurants in New York
5/5
7 Reviews
$$-$$$
Bakeries
Kimberly CharltonListen, if you’re looking for a "bread roll with a hole in it," go to a grocery store. If you want a real New York bagel, you come here.​I stopped by around 9:30 AM on a Tuesday—the line was out the door, but don’t let that scare you. The staff moves with a "New York minute" efficiency. By the time I reached the counter, I had my order ready because they do not play around here.​The Food:I got an Everything Bagel with Scallion Cream Cheese and Lox. The bagel was still warm—kettle-boiled perfection with that distinct "snap" on the outside and a chewy, malty interior. They don’t skim on the schmear either; it was easily an inch thick. Pro tip: If you aren't a fan of a massive amount of cream cheese, definitely ask for light spread.​The Coffee:I kept it classic with a Large Hot Coffee, "Regular" (which, for the out-of-towners, means milk and sugar). It’s that perfect, high-octane deli coffee that just hits different when it's in a paper cup.​The Vibe:It’s loud, it’s chaotic, and it smells like heaven. There aren't many places to sit, so do what I did: grab your brown paper bag, walk two blocks to the park, and enjoy it on a bench.

Blue Ribbon Brasserie

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Western-style

il Buco

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Western-style

Dirt Candy

4.9/5
9 Reviews
$$-$$$
Vegetarian
KongBarNelAmazing food all around, would 10/10 recommend going for a milestone celebration like anniversary or a birthday dinner. Definitely opt in for their wine pairing option, you won’t regret it. They not only handpick their wines but also pair those superbly with their food. My favorites dishes were hands down their dessert - which was an avocado dallop of ice cream with an egg cream and tortilla chips followed by their thai lasagna and then their onion tart, in that order. I’m so glad I chose this place for my first Michelin Star restaurant experience!

Seamore's

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Seafood

Indian Accent

3.2/5
5 Reviews
$$-$$$
Southeast Asian
_TI***dgDining at Indian Accent feels like a special occasion. The ambiance is beautiful, and the staff goes above and beyond to ensure a fantastic experience. Highly recommend the four-course vegetarian dinner!

MáLà Project

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Szechuan Cuisine

City Vineyard

5/5
5 Reviews
$$-$$$
Western-style

Jeju Noodle Bar

4.7/5
3 Reviews
$$-$$$
Korean

Chuko

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Japanese

The Bao

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Shanghai Cuisine

Lady M Cake Boutique - New York

4.8/5
29 Reviews
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Bakeries

Laser Wolf Brooklyn

5/5
5 Reviews
$$-$$$