One of the beautiful things about New Jersey is that we have so many well-preserved historic buildings. Some operate as museums, while others are privately owned, and others still have been repurposed into storefronts and restaurants while maintaining much of their original charm. There are dozens, perhaps hundreds of worthwhile places to visit in the Garden State, but today we’re focusing on one.

The Brick House in Wyckoff is a restaurant and event venue that dates back to 1851.
Google
It's one of Bergen County’s only examples of a Federal Greek Revival farmhouse, and it's spectacularly beautiful. It radiates historic elegance.
The Brick House/Facebook
The ballroom makes for a refined wedding venue...
The Brick House/Facebook
But we'll be just as happy in their beautiful bar!
The Brick House/Facebook
Equally as amazing as the ambiance is the food. They are open seven days a week for dinner and on weekdays for lunch. There's also a Sunday family menu served from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m..
The Brick House/Google
The steak is sublime, and a customer favorite. Choose between filet mignon, t-bone, grilled skirt steak, and New York strip.
The Brick House/Google
They've also got seafood, soups, salads, burgers (for lunch), lamb, and roasted chicken. Of course, there's plenty more. Popular dishes include stuffed mushrooms, beef scallopini, and veal lolli-pop rib chop.
Carl B./Google
If you're not already enamored, they've got an extensive wine list and lower level cigar bar. They've also got vegetarian friendly options! The Brick House truly caters to everyone.
The Brick House/Google

This historic farmhouse restaurant is most definitely worth a visit! Have you been yet? If so, what did you think? Share your experiences with us in the comments.

Address:

179 Godwin Avenue, Wyckoff, NJ, 07481

Hours:

Monday – Thursday: 12:00PM – 10:00PM
Friday: 12:00PM – 11:00PM
Saturday: 5:00PM – 11:00PM
Sunday: 1:00PM – 9:00PM

Visit their website here. For more of New Jersey’s oldest restaurants check out this list. There are sixteen terrific eateries featured, though at least one has closed recently.

OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article.

Related Articles

Explore New Jersey