A Guide to Toms River’s Newest Dining Spots

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A Guide to Toms River’s Newest Dining Spots

A Guide to Toms River’s Newest Dining Spots

Toms River is seeing a wave of new dining options, including Patricia’s of Toms River, Beach Taco, Tommy’s Tavern and Tap, and several eateries at Bey Lea Plaza.

Recently Opened Restaurants

  • Patricia’s of Toms River – A local favorite offering a mix of classic and contemporary dishes, ideal for takeout and casual dining.
  • Beach Taco – Located on Fischer Boulevard, this Mexican spot features burritos, bowls, fresh guacamole, churros, and a full bar, making it a lively addition to the Jersey Shore dining scene.
  • Ricky Bagels – A new bagel shop serving fresh breakfast and lunch options, recently opened in Toms River.

Upcoming and Planned Openings

  • Tommy’s Tavern and Tap – 1279 Hooper Avenue, this family-owned chain offers sushi, coal-fired pizza, specialty burgers, and a wide selection of beers on tap, promising a vibrant dining experience
  • Bey Lea Plaza Expansion – The plaza on Hooper Avenue is undergoing a $20 million renovation, introducing several new eateries:
  • Cava – Mediterranean fast-casual with a drive-through lane
  • Just Salad – Fresh, customizable salads in a 2,202-square-foot space

Other Notable Mentions

  • Honeygrow – A modern, health-focused eatery offering customizable bowls and stir-fry options. 
  • Chipotle Mexican Grill – A familiar chain for quick, customizable Mexican cuisine. These new and upcoming restaurants provide a variety of cuisines, from Mexican and Mediterranean to breakfast/brunch and casual American fare, making Toms River a growing destination for food enthusiasts. Whether you’re looking for a quick bite, a family-friendly meal, or a full dining experience, there are plenty of fresh options to explore.

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