New Jersey is well known for being a haven of international cuisine. In many of its cities and towns, you’re likely to find a veritable United Nations of restaurants on every street corner. But one of the greatest joys of exploring the Garden State’s culinary scene is finding havens of less-known cuisine around the state. That’s the case for Linden, an old-fashioned town located along the popular Northeast Corridor commuter train. A hub for immigrants, Linden is home to the best Polish food in New Jersey – which means you’ll find the best pierogis and kielbasa around. Whether looking for a casual meal or fine dining, visiting Linden will make you feel like you’re dining at the best cafe in Warsaw.

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Have you explored Linden’s culinary scene? Let us know your pick for the best Polish food in New Jersey in the comments section. You can find out more about these restaurants at the websites of Abigail’s Restaurant and Amsterdam Alley. If you’re looking for New Jersey’s signature cuisine, check out this tiny but legendary Italian restaurant.

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