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Mon · Jul 20 · 5am
Elizabeth Restaurant Week in Elizabeth, NJ — July 2026
The Greater Elizabeth Chamber of Commerce and Elizabeth Destination Organization present Elizabeth Restaurant Week, a five-day culinary event showcasing the city's 50-plus represented nationalities and their food traditions. The event runs July 20–24, 2026, and invites diners to discover restaurants across Midtown, Elmora, The Port, and the Latin District. Union County Life covers events throughout the region, and Elizabeth Restaurant Week stands out as one of the area's major dining celebrations.
Restaurants participating in the event feature prix-fixe menus at three set price points: $25, $35, and $50. Menus are available during lunch, dinner, or both service periods. The event targets both local residents and visitors looking to experience Elizabeth's culinary diversity without the usual restaurant markups. From soulful Haitian spices to Portuguese seafood and Dominican mofongo, participating establishments represent the full spectrum of the city's food culture.
Diners can expect authentic family-owned eateries and modern hotspots, each offering specially curated menus for Restaurant Week. The event also serves as an economic driver for local businesses, providing exposure to both residents and out-of-area visitors exploring Elizabeth's dining, shopping, and historic attractions.
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FAQ
What is Elizabeth Restaurant Week?
A five-day celebration where participating restaurants offer specially curated prix-fixe menus at set price points, allowing diners to experience diverse cuisines at predictable costs.
How much do the prix-fixe menus cost?
Three price options are available: $25, $35, and $50 per person. Each restaurant chooses which price tiers it offers and which meals (lunch, dinner, or both) participate.
How do I make a reservation?
Contact participating restaurants directly to reserve your table. Check GoElizabethNJ.com for the full list of restaurants and their contact information.
What kind of food will be served?
Elizabeth's culinary scene reflects 50-plus nationalities. Expect Haitian, Mexican, Portuguese, Dominican, Italian, and fusion dishes, along with modern and traditional family-owned establishments.