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    Matisse 167

    4.4 (495 reviews)
    Ultra High-EndNew American, French
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    Jamie J.

    The last dinner of 2025 at Matisse 167 stood out as truly memorable with exquisite cuisine, attentive service, and ambiance showcasing Matisse's artistic brilliance. We are definitely coming back.

    Nehal A.

    I was looking for a unique experience to celebrate our 11th anniversary when I found that Matisse has an igloo experience, a 4-course meal for $150 per person. Couple of days before the dinner, the restaurant reached out to confirm the reservation and notified me it was BYOB. Upon arrival, I was so impressed with the interior of the restaurant. I had such wonderful decors and dinnerware. We walked thru the restaurant to get to the garden where the Igloo was. Because it was winter, pretty much we had the whole garden to ourselves. Igloo was warm and cozy, they had multiple heaters running. Chairs had blankets on them. There was bluetooth speaker, so we connected to it to play our own playlist. The table was setup nicely. They helped us with opening the wine bottle and cool it in ice water. For the 4-course meal they had some incredible choices. We ordered french onion soup, octopus, crab cake and bone marrow for our first two courses. The dishes came out in quick time. We loved the taste of every dish. Bone marrow was thick and juicy. Octopus was perfectly grilled. For entree we had the seared duck and sea bass. Both plates had some delicious vegetables and purée in them. Duck was cooked nicely. Sea bass was moist. For dessert we had the crème brûlée and cheesecake. Both were excellent quality. Throughout the dinner we had amazing service from the staff. They kept checking on us every few minutes, refilling our wine glasses, taking empty plates and taking pictures. We had an absolute fantastic time here. I am surprised it took me this long to find this incredible restaurant. We will be visiting them again for sure.

    Wei H.

    My husband surprised me with the reserved tent in Matisse 167. It was definitely a romantic spot to celebrate our anniversary. The food was wonderful. It was 4 course meal. Nicely portioned so I didn't feel stuffed. Soup felt short compared to other dishes. Crab cake and pan seared sea bass were wonderful, executed nicely and flavorful. The service was excellent. We had at least 3-4 staff coming in and out to bring food, top our wine , take photos for us. I really enjoyed the VIP treatment. The official reservation time was 2.5 hours. Which was definitely enough time to enjoy food and take bunch of pictures.

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    Andrew B.

    When I gave this place, once known as Cafe Matisse, but now Matisse 167, my 5-star review it was on the laurels resulting from Chef Peter Loria. Sadly, not only has the name been updated, but the new owner, Chef Greg Power, simply falls noticeably short of Loria's kitchen mastery. Many dishes resemble former ones, but they disappoint by comparison. I believe many will still find this restaurant different, interesting, and a fine dining experience. Having benefited from Chef Peter's imagination and culinary excellence, we are likely to not return to this restaurant when I not only feel the experience is now overpriced, but not even enjoyable dining. The restaurant retains its charming atmosphere, though it seems to be showing its age, the service staff remains attentive and well trained, though somehow less experienced and engaging than before, but when the essential is the food, there are now better choices, even in the Borough of Rutherford. We both had a first course of Octopus, which was strange. While as tender a tentacle as one could want, the addition of a spicy sausage, which felt more like a spicy hot dog, just did not work well together. The second course we differed, however neither of us was wowed, as previously. The crab cake used to be spectacular and a must have item. Now it was barely above ordinary. My wife had the scallop, which she rated as nothing special. Our third course was the same, which was seared tuna. Again, simply interestingly presented, but not so appealing gastronomically. Being so utterly disappointed when comparing our favorite NJ restaurant to what once was, we took our desserts to go. All in all, their tasting menu is no longer worth the money when one compares the current fare to that of the past. I'm sure some will still find Matisse 167 an enjoyable experience, but that will no longer include us.

    Bone marrow
    Joanne T.

    Came in for Valentine's Day and had a wonderful first experience at this restaurant. The staff were super helpful, the restaurant itself was cozy and warm, and the menu was divine. It was prefixed menu, but you were able to pick your selections. My husband had seared octopus as his first course and I had French onion soup. For our second course, I had Cajun seafood pasta (amazing) and he had bone marrow. Third course, my husband had duck with foie gras and I had sea bass (the lobster fried rice was phenomenal!). For dessert, we split the peanut butter and jelly brownie and creme brûlée. Everything was filling! It's BYOB so we brought it a bottle with us. The serve guided us on the menu selections and we even met the chef after! 10/10 we really enjoyed ourselves.

    Lauren S.

    A meal at Matisse 167 feels like stepping into a work of art. From the moment you walk in, the space is absolutely stunning, each room has its own vibe, from the romantic Jewel Box dining area to the Moroccan-inspired front room. The attention to detail in the decor is matched by the creativity on the plate. Chef Greg Power's dishes are thoughtful, seasonal, and full of unexpected flavor combinations that somehow just work. It's BYOB, which I loved we brought our favorite wine and enjoyed a perfectly paced prix-fixe menu. The whole experience felt special and intimate. Can't wait to go back. The service was also amazing!

    Stella P.

    Fantastic food and excellent service. Loved the ambiance outside. I'll be back to try their new menu.

    Iris A.

    Went for the first time, was nervous because of the reviews. Let me just say this Anyone who complained, has poor taste in food, and lacks class and knowledge of fine dining. I didnt feel rushed at all. It was nice ordering all the courses at once. Each dish was so lovingly presented. It was almost too beautiful to consume. The flavors were diverse, giving each course an entirely new story. I had ordered the octopus which worried me because i never do that. Was terrified seeing a whole tentacle. But the taste, the texture of it, i never want octopus any other way again. I shed tears. The chef behind this restaurant is a poet in his craft and fills each dish with unbridled passion. My only complaint is that i didnt order more food. Well done.

    Grilled octopus
    Jennifer C.

    My husband and I celebrated our anniversary at Matisse 167 and the experience was absolutely phenomenal! We ordered the chef's special, and every dish that came out was better than the last. The dessert was incredible! Flavor in each bite! The flavors were rich, creative, and beautifully plated--you could truly taste the chef's passion in every bite. The service was A1--attentive and thoughtful between each course. While there was a bit of a wait between dishes, once the food arrived, you really didn't mind. It was more than worth it. Bonus: it's BYOB, which made the evening even more personal and fun. We'll definitely be back. Highly recommend for a date night or any special celebration! We will definitely be back

    Rob D.

    This is a great spot for a date or special occasion. Dinner is Pre-Fix and the menu changes seasonally. The dining areas are very inviting. The staff was very detail oriented and just enough but not on top of you. Basically the service is impeccable. As for the food everything is timed great and everything we ate was awesome. I thought I might leave hungry initially but that was not the case. Must go to spot for a romantic dinner

    Heather L.

    Wow! This is probably one of the best seasonal pre-fixe menus I've ever eaten from locally! Currently, you can add foie gras and/or fresh shaved truffles to any dish! BYOB and they ensure you constantly are refilled. Bring as many bottles as you please. I literally giggled like a child taking my first bite of my scallop and braised short ribs with foie gras surf n turf. The burrata with artichoke and speck was outstanding! Hamachi crudo one of the freshest I've had in a while. Crab stuffed shrimp was loaded with lump meat without filler. Chef's special of wagyu beef over creamed spinach and polenta cake for additional charge of $35 was worth every penny! I melted with the pumpkin crème brûlée as I swear it tasted as if crushed cinnamon candies were torched on top! Service is impeccable and Chef Powers was an absolute pleasure! Keith, our main server, even had candles added to our desserts and wished us a Happy Anniversary! Rooms are uniquely gorgeous filled with renditions of Matisse's art and outdoor patio was adorned with Halloween decor from their Roaring 20's Halloween party the night prior! Simply phenomenal! 10 stars!!

    Joseph E.

    My wife and I loved the prefixed menu. Wish they update the menu say every two or three weeks we would come back more.

    Stephanie C.

    This is my second time in this place. The first time I went was for an anniversary dinner during the winter pre-pandemic (sometime in 2019) and it was a lovely time! This time my husband and I went back for our 5th anniversary and again, we had a lovely & amazing time; we also noticed a few changes. Food: As usual, the food was amazing. However, they really changed the menu and I felt like most of the courses were similar to each other- delicious! Nonetheless unvarying. Service: Really 5 stars! Our waitress was really great. Knowledgeable of the menu, likable personality, offered to take pictures, and even helped me find some mosquito repellent right away because sitting outside in a sunny afternoon had its perks like quietness and cute views, but also downfalls like giant mosquitos :( Ambiance: Quiet and nice for couples having a date. The garden is beautiful- really cozy vibes. The restaurant added these new outdoor umbrellas that keep the sun away and I believe more variety of plants/trees. Def recommend this place for a special occasion or date night.

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    Delicious little restaurant. Slightly expensive. It's a certainly a special occasion place. Food was very good

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    Absolutely delicious! A bit pricey but worth every penny!great place for a date night, the outdoor seating area is gorgeous

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    Ask the Community - Matisse 167

    They say BYOB but does it still incur a corkage fee?

    There is no corkage fee charged.

    Does the menu change if so when?

    Usually changes with every season, sometimes more often.

    Hi, since it is a prefix menu how do you handle food allergies? Do we call in advance or is there no options.

    Hi! So they asked us when we were there, right before dinner and they'd replace items on the menu but I'm sure if you called in advance and I'm sure they will accommodate as… 

    Are you required to order the four courses or could you just order one course & pay? If so how much is one course?

    We do offer a single course option for takeout only. Please call during business hours (after 4pm Wednesday through Sunday) 201-935-2995 #2 for more information. Dinner service seatings are limited to our four course, prix-fixe Chef's Seasonal Menu… 

    Hi so do they provide a glass for our drinks if we bring our own drinks?

    Yes they do.

    Jeans or shorts ok for gentlemen?

    Jeans yes, shorts no.

    Is it a BYOB!?

    Yes

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