• Cuisine: Authentic Mexican
• Why go: Family-owned, vibrant décor, strong local favorite for casual and celebratory dinners.
• Best for: Festive dinners with friends or family, margarita night.

2. Donkey’s Place – Camden

• Cuisine: Cheesesteak institution
• Why go: Iconic Camden spot known for its signature cheesesteaks served on a poppy-seed roll.
• Best for: Quick casual lunch, Philly-area cheesesteak experience.

3. Wild Ginger – Sicklerville

• Cuisine: Asian fusion (Thai, Japanese, Chinese + sushi)
• Why go: Stylish fusion spot offering creative rolls, wok-dishes, and a nice ambiance for date night or groups.
• Best for: Date night or group dinner when looking for something more than casual.

4. AMMA’s South Indian Cuisine – Voorhees Township

• Cuisine: South Indian — excellent vegetarian & vegan friendly.
• Why go: Unique in the area for South Indian specialties like dosas and a strong plant-based menu.
• Best for: Vegetarian/vegan dining, trying something different.

5. Briglia’s Tavern – Berlin (Cedar Brook/Winslow area)

• Cuisine: Italian-influenced tavern fare (homemade pastas, sandwiches, etc.)
• Why go: Cozy tavern vibe with generous portions and a hometown bar-feel.
• Best for: Casual hangout, dinner with friends.

6. Corinne’s Place – Camden

• Cuisine: Soul food — comfort dishes like fried chicken, collards, and mac & cheese.
• Why go: A community anchor with rich flavor and a sense of history in Camden.
• Best for: Comfort food, Sunday lunch, hearty group meals.

7. The Farm & Fisherman Tavern – Cherry Hill

• Cuisine: New American / farm-to-table
• Why go: Elevated yet approachable dining with seasonal/local ingredients.
• Best for: Proper dinner out, nice date, upscale casual.

8. Kitchen 519 – Glendora

• Cuisine: Modern American — creative comfort food.
• Why go: “Hidden gem” mentality, ideal for those looking for something creative but relaxed.
• Best for: Food-enthusiasts, small gatherings, trying something new.

9. AXO Restaurant – Lindenwold

• Cuisine: Mexican/Asian fusion — known for birria tacos, dumplings, and inventive combos. (MapQuest)
• Why go: Distinctive and creative menu offering fun flavor combinations in Lindenwold.
• Best for: Casual dinner out when you want something fun and flavorful.

10. Sabrina’s Cafe – Collingswood

• Cuisine: Brunch / New American
• Why go: Located at 714 Haddon Ave, Collingswood, this beloved spot offers creative brunch dishes with a relaxed vibe. (Sabrina’s Cafe)
• Best for: Brunch outing, casual late morning meal.

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Batso Village

Batso Village is a historic village located in Burlington County. It is nice place to visit for a walk with family and friends. The village is actually older than the country, it was founded in 1766. It used to be owned by prominent Philadelphia businessman but no is owned by the state and welcome for anyone to visit. It is in the Wharton State Forest and is a great place to check out.

Historic Smithville Park

Visiting Historic Smithville Park is like taking a walk back into time. This place is also very beautiful. There is a lake here that often attracts beautiful birds and other wildlife. You can visit a butterfly garden here and they also have canoe launches at this park in Burlington County. They even have a museum and a place to fish here. It is definitely worth a visit.

Franklin Parker Reserve

This place should be high on your todo list. This reserve is picturesque. It is 16 square miles in the middle of the New Jersey Pine Barrens. You can bicycle, horseback ride and hike here. You might even see a bobcat or bald eagle here because both animals live at the preserve. There are bunch of older wildlife living here as well.

Columbus Farmers Market

The Columbus Mart as most call it is a go to for many Burlington County residents. Who doesn’t love a good deal? Are you the type who likes to bargain. The fact is, marts are disappearing. Once popular, they seem harder to find now. The Columbus Mart is a Burlington County gem. You can find almost anything you need or want there. Plus, you are supporting small business owners.

Top Golf

Yes, Top Golf is a major chain. They all are about the same, give or take a few changes. But it is still a fun place. Top Golf is a great place to play golf, have a kid’s birthday party or just get a drink. Even if you don’t swing like Tiger, this is still a cool place to try to lower your handicap.

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The Adventure Aquarium

This aquarium is located in the Camden Waterfront section of Camden, NJ. There is always something to see for most sea animal lovers. Last time we went, we saw the penguins hanging outside. They have hippos, turtles and plenty of other swimming things to see here. It’s great that there is an aquarium in South Jersey, the next closet one is in Baltimore.

The Camden Children’s Garden

This place is awesome. There are so many benefits of visiting a garden. It is a great place to take your children and enjoy the greenery. They often have educational events and have opportunities to host your own child’s birthday party as well. The highlight of our visit here was the Butterfly House.

Amalthea Cellars Farm Winery

Next, in the mood for wine? Check out a local Camden County winery. This one is located in Winslow Township, NJ and is a great place to take the family or just sip some wine with a close friend or significant other. They have a great selection of wine and have seating under the shade if you are ducking the sun. You can also bring your own blanket and buy some cheese if you are going for more of a picnic vibe. Lastly, there are options to bring your own food or have it delivered.

Walter K. Gordon Theater

Check out a show or some art at Walter K. Gordon Theater at Rutgers University Camden. The art here is impressive. They also offer shows and concerts on location. This is a unique place to add some excitement while hanging out in Camden County. Finally, be sure to check online first to see what is being exhibited.

Berlin Farmer’s Market

The Berlin Farmer’s market has a lot to offer. When the weather is warmer, it doubles in size with many vendors outside selling items. The Berlin Market is the last of a dying breed. So many other markets have closed down, it is nice to see one still standing in South Jersey. At the Berlin Farmer’s Market you can eat some delicious food, play video games and buy some clothes all in one spot. Plus, mall big brand store traffic.

Battleship New Jersey (Camden Waterfront)
Tour America’s most decorated battleship and explore its decks, turrets, and museum exhibits.

Cooper River Park (Pennsauken/Cherry Hill)
Perfect for kayaking, jogging, biking, or just relaxing with a view of the river.

Haddonfield Main Street
Charming small-town shopping and dining district with history, galleries, and local events.

The Ritz Theatre Company (Haddon Township)
A historic local theater offering Broadway-quality musicals and plays in an intimate setting.

Newton Lake Park (Collingswood/Oaklyn)
Scenic walking and biking trails with water views — great for a peaceful afternoon.

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