Guerriero’s officially closed its doors in Morristown last weekend. The restaurant, known for serving home-style Neapolitan Italian food, announced its closure on social media. The family-owned spot served ravioli and grilled octopus to the Morristown community for more than two decades. Located at 90 South Street, the eatery was cherished for its warm and inviting ambiance.
Highlights
- Guerriero’s ended its operations after its final service in Morristown last weekend.
- Guests enjoyed broccoli rabe, ravioli, and seafood risotto, among other standout dishes.
- The establishment offered both indoor and outdoor dining options, along with private parties for up to 40 guests.
Guerriero’s Final Service in Morristown
Guerriero’s announced its closure after 20 years of service via social media. Addressed to valued customers and friends, the farewell note read, “It was not an easy decision, but one that is right for our family at this time.”
Signed by the Guerriero family, the message said the decision was difficult and came after much consideration. No reason or explanation behind the closure was shared by the ownership.
The team noted they’ll miss the friends they didn’t get a chance to see during the final weekend. However, they hinted that they may continue in Morristown, hoping to see patrons again. The owners added that reaching the 20-year mark was a remarkable accomplishment.
They also believe that the feat was made possible by the support of their staff and customers, who became like family. They concluded by extending gratitude to all who dined with them throughout the years.
For years, Guerriero’s was known in Morristown for its Italian dishes made with fresh ingredients. Guests praised delicious dishes like fried calamari, vitello piccata, pollo rollatini, meatballs, sausage, homemade cheese ravioli, and marinara sauce.
Morristown Community Reacts
Known for its welcoming atmosphere and homestyle cooking, Guerriero’s became a neighborhood favorite. For two decades, it remained a cozy Italian eatery that offered guests options to dine inside the charming dining room or outside on the shaded patio, perfect for alfresco dining.
The closure left a significant impact on the local dining scene, with many longtime customers sharing their disappointment in the comments. A user wrote, “Heartbroken to hear this news… Your family and this restaurant are true Morristown icons. Thank you for the countless meals and memories. 20 years is beyond impressive.”
“Life as we know it in Morristown has changed forever. Thank you for welcoming us into your home, for all the delicious meals and meaningful conversations. You will be missed beyond words,” said another.
The restaurant operated as a BYOB, allowing guests to bring their own wine to pair with meals. With a mix of traditional and modern Italian dishes, the restaurant offered an experience that combines classic flavors with a touch of innovation.
