Who doesn’t love a good BYOB restaurant? You get to pair your favorite wines (or liquors) with your favorite foods while avoiding an inflated bar bill.
Here are 5 BYOB’s recommended by Patch readers. Let us know your favorite BYOB.
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The new kid on the block, Session Bistro is fast becoming the new hot spot of Maywood offering freshly prepared food and sushi in a casual atmosphere. Located right next door to the historic Maywood Train Station, Session’s also offers live jazz on the weekends.
Session Bistro, 245 Maywood Ave., Maywood; 201-880-7810
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2. 354 Steakhouse
This off-the-beaten-path Cuban steak and seafood restaurant is owned by the original chef of J.D.’s Steak Pit in Fort Lee. The menu offers both A Taste of Cuban choices and Old Time Steakhouse favorites. Their portions are large and their prices are reasonable.
354 Steakhouse, Cliffside Park; 201-941-0499
Located in the Urban Farms Shopping Center, Delpino’s is a family-owned restaurant that offers authentic southern Italian food at great prices in a casual setting. They’ve been feeding Franklin Lakes since 1993.
Delpino’s, 829 Franklin Lakes Road, Franklin Lakes; 201-848-0909
4. I Gemelli
Don’t blink or you’ll drive right through South Hackensack and miss one of the best hidden gems in the Bergen BYOB universe. Family-owned, make sure you make a reservation because weekends are busy. Order the seafood platter appetizer for four (or more) and you won’t be disappointed.
I Gemelli, 268 Huyler St., South Hackensack; 201-487-4220
Family-owned, Wyckoff's own Aldo’s also offers a wine shop, Pane & Vino. You can bring your own, or purchase it from the shop. Aldo’s has been preparing fresh Italian food for over 25 years and they have a very loyal clientele.
Aldo’s, 393 Franklin Ave., Wyckoff; 201-891-2618
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