Stephen F.
1/22/2012
We found this place on Groupon. For $39 there was dinner for two with two glasses of wine, so you can't really go wrong for that place. It is kind of hidden down the hill from the main road,...
Park Bistro
Permanently closed
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700 Palisadium Dr
Cliffside Park, NJ 07010
History
Nestled in the center of the Winston Tower complex, the Park Bistro hopes to cater to a diverse crowd in the future. Combining dinner classics with modern flair, Chef Michael's savory menu is sure to please even the pickiest diners. Dark wood interior gives the restaurant a classic ambiance, a stocked bar ensures a good time, and our trained wait staff is here to make your dining experience the best in Cliffside Park.
Specialties
Chef Michael Purpura, the in-house chef for Carlton Catering at the Palisadium Banquet Hall, now displays his creativity at Park Bistro. With delicious appetizers, a selection of entrees for every taste, and delightful desserts to finish, the Park Bistro is the perfect spot for your night out. The Park Bistro houses a full bar, and a cozy atmosphere for your meal. We're open to all suggestions and comments, so keep them coming! Looking forward to serving you.
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Reviews
3.58 reviewsN A.
1/17/2021
We just came from trying to have a nice brunch - SO VERY DISAPPOINTING!!!! They used to have lobster eggs Benedict on their lunch menu, but they dropped it and it was the only thing I liked on...
Inna B.
1/7/2012
It felt like a bunch of sweet kids decided to play restaurant. Sweet, but so incompetent! Only one table was occupied when the host attempted to sit us by the kitchen door. After studying the...
Greg B.
12/20/2011
New comfortable Italian restaurant that is worth trying, especially once they have worked out the standard 'new restaurant' issues of training the waiters and keeping wine stocked. The menu is...
Jean T.
1/2/2012
Delicious continental food in an elegant, spacious setting. I like the Caldora wine and the entree specials. There's always fresh, exceptional bread and a complimentary starter sampler of tomato...
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