St. Moritz Grill & Bar
Wood-fired grilling on White Deer Plaza, plus the chicken schnitzel Sparta argues about
Region
Lake Region
Andre’s Lakeside Dining
Chef André deWaal's BYOB fine dining room on the shore of Seneca Lake in Sparta
Sparta Annex Bakery & Kitchen
French pastries by morning, Southern fried chicken by night, all on Sparta Ave
Whistling Swan Inn
A restored 1905 Victorian mansion and one of the top-rated B&Bs in the region.
Lake House Cafe (Sparta)
Cozy breakfast and brunch steps from the Lake Mohawk boardwalk.
Sparta Farmers Market
Real farms, real food, every Saturday morning in Sparta.
Waterloo Village
A restored 19th-century Morris Canal town, remarkably intact.
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Wild West City
New Jersey's only western theme park, running wild in Sussex County since 1957
Cafe Pierrot – Sparta Cafe
A French bakery and bistro that's been a Sussex County staple for 30 years.
Cloveberry
An organic, local-first cafe tucked into an old house near Lake Mohawk.
Greene’s Beans Cafe
Small-batch roasted coffee and tea from a genuine local roaster.
Krogh’s Restaurant & Brew Pub
A Lake Mohawk landmark since 1927, brewing its own beer across the street from the water.
Mohawk House
A farm-to-table fine dining estate with a serious beer and wine list.
Black Forest Inn
Classic German-Continental dining that's held its standard for decades.
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Panther Lake Camping Resort
160 acres around a 45-acre lake, with cabin and trailer rentals available.
Bone Yard
Authentic Mexican and killer mocktails in a Day-of-the-Dead art-filled room on White Deer Plaza.
Hopatcong State Park
Swim, fish, and walk the Morris Canal dam at Hopatcong State Park on NJ's biggest lake
Bell’s Mansion
Everything from burgers to duck in a restored 1800s mansion, seven days a week.
Tomahawk Lake Waterpark
Old-school lakeside waterpark fun on New Jersey's largest white sand beach.
Industry Kitchen + Bar
A striking, vintage-factory-styled restaurant from the team behind Mohawk House.
SkyView Golf Club
Dramatic rock cliffs and long valley views on Sparta's semi-private course.
Cranberry Lake
The Morris Canal reservoir that became a railroad resort, then vanished into a Byram Township lake community
