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Mullica Hill Eats

October 9 – October 11

This weekend in Mullica Hill

6 things happening, and where to eat between them.

What's happening

Open for Saturday lunch

  • BBQ

    322 BBQ

    1 S. Main Street · BBQ, American · $$

    Post-oak smoked Texas-style BBQ inside the Old Mill

  • Coffee

    Bella Grace Coffee & Cafe

    32 S. Main Street · Coffee, Cafe

    Espresso, house-baked goods and light lunches on South Main

  • Japanese

    Blue Kujira

    157 Bridgeton Pike · Japanese, Sushi

    Ramen, sushi, hibachi and bubble tea on Bridgeton Pike

  • Breakfast

    Blueplate

    47 South Main Street · American, Breakfast

    Modern American comfort food on South Main Street

  • Breakfast

    Harrison House Diner

    98 N. Main Street · Diner, American

    Family-owned all-day diner on North Main Street

  • Sweets

    La Mademoiselle Macaron

    41 S. Main Street · Bakery, French

    French macarons, pastries and afternoon tea on antique row

  • Pizza & Italian

    Marino's of Mullica Hill

    157 Bridgeton Pike · Italian, Pizza

    Family Italian sandwiches and pizza on Bridgeton Pike

  • Farm market

    Mood's Farm Market

    901 Bridgeton Pike · Farm Market, Bakery

    Farm market known for apple cider donuts and pick-your-own

  • Pizza & Italian

    Naples at the Warehouse

    2 South Main Street · Italian, Pizza

    Italian pizzeria, restaurant and bar at 2 South Main

  • Bowls & smoothies

    Playa Bowls

    104 N. Main Street · Acai, Smoothies

    Acai, pitaya and smoothie bowls in a tropical-style shop on Main Street

  • Sweets

    Sweets by Abigail Grace

    69 N. Main Street · Bakery, Dessert

    Custom cookies, cookie cakes and decorated cakes from a new storefront

  • Breakfast

    Village Bagels

    108 Swedesboro Rd #16 · Bagels, Breakfast

    Bagels baked daily at the Mullica Hill Shopping Village

Open Sunday

322 BBQ, Blue Kujira, Blueplate, Harrison House Diner, Marino's of Mullica Hill, Naples at the Warehouse, Playa Bowls, Sweets by Abigail Grace, Village Bagels