7 Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Morristown

“So the food was okay. Not amazing as I had hoped. We drove over 30min to come here to try a new Indian place. I left not impressed. Service was mediocre at best. Not very attentive service.I had goan Salmon curry. It was ok. The vegetable biryani lacked flavor and richness. My daughter ordered the veggie korma, and asked for no dried fruit. It was served with the dried fruit. At the very least, they should have said something so that she could have ordered something else. The tandoori mix was good. Naan was good. And the papri chaat, although good, definitely not great with flavor, plus the appetizer was a really small portion.Also to note, there are NO windows inside the restaurant.Parking: There was no indication about parking however when I called to ask, at that point they told me I could park at the hotel and that they can validate the ticket.“

“My family and I had an amazing brunch experience at Agricola! We were a group of 10 people and were seated promptly. Our server, Elvis, was absolutely fantastic - attentive, friendly, and made great recommendations. The food and drinks were delicious across the board, with everyone in our group loving their orders. Standout dishes included the heavenly cinnamon roll, creamy burrata, flavorful mushroom pizza, indulgent carrot cake pancakes, and perfectly cooked flank steak & eggs. The ambiance was great for a relaxed Saturday brunch, and the portions were generous without sacrificing quality. Highly recommended for groups looking for a memorable brunch experience!“

“This place is absolutely excellent! If you like Mediterranean food, I cannot recommend Fig & Lily strongly enough. It's truly fantastic.I catered a large order for a 35+ person event I hosted, and I cannot speak highly enough of the experience of working with Mamac or the quality of the food itself. The service was friendly, helpful, and professional at every touchpoint, and I am so grateful for their support in picking the right menu in the appropriate quantities. I was initially pretty nervous, as I had never hosted a large family party before. It was our very first get-together since my mother, the party queen, passed a few years ago; the stakes felt high. Mamac held my hand the entire way and, with his guidance, the day was an incredible success. Everyone gushed about the food for weeks!I could write a lot more about the quality of the food itself, which was superb. I have spent time in Greece and Turkey, and my standards can be a little high. Fig & Lily exceeded them by far, and I am so thrilled to have found a local place I depend on for truly phenomenal Mediterranean cuisine. This spot is definitely worth a try!“

“This is a decent spot. We dined here with another couple on a busy Saturday night. It's a small space but well designed with mostly attentive service. For me, the standouts were the appetizers. We shared the chicken lollipops and pork belly. The chicken was so crispy and flavorful! We tried the arctic char and short ribs as entrees. Both were good but I wouldn't say exceptional or standout. I did thoroughly enjoy the grits that came with the short ribs. We also all split the earl grey tea tiramisu. It sounded interesting and innovative but missed the spot for us! It really did not feel like a tiramisu. I think I would have been more into it if it was called something else! It was tasty but unexpected given the name.“

“I travel from MD to NJ for work and have come here twice. Once for a company dinner and the second time, on a date with my husband. Both times I left full and happy. The food is beautiful and the menu is diverse, there is something for everyone. The service is outstanding and the vibe and decor are beautiful! Looking forward to my next visit!“

“Coriander soup is always delicious. Ribs are horrible. The whole fish is on point. Fried rice is always good. Overall I really like this place. A few menu items I've learned to stay away from. Honestly I can't get enough of their coriander soup, it's soo good.“

“The Office consistently makes some of the best pub food in Morristown. In addition to their higher end pub grub, they always have a strong draft lineup. Their beer lines are always a decent mix of macro, various regional heavy weights, and several local brewery beers.The crusty garlic bread burger is certainly unique in the town, and it is usually my go-to favorite here. Combine that with a refreshing local beer and you have an awesome, reasonably priced dinner in Morristown.This trip was restaurant week featuring three different sliders and a flight of local beers, so we opted for the special which did not disappoint.“