Made in New Jersey: Strickland's Steakhouse in Woodbridge

Located in a building that once housed a bank in the 1920s, Strickland's Steakhouse is owned by Mike Strickland, who opened the restaurant less than a year ago.

Syma Chowdhry

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Dec 16, 2024, 1:38 PM

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Updated 5 hr ago

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In this week's "Made in New Jersey," News 12 features Strickland's Steakhouse, a hidden gem in Middlesex County that's rich in flavor and history.

Located in a building that once housed a bank in the 1920s, Strickland's Steakhouse is owned by Mike Strickland, who opened the restaurant less than a year ago.

The space has been restored, with nods to its past, including a preserved bank vault now used to age dry beef and seafood.

The restaurant's décor, designed by Mike's wife Jessica, features murals and mugshots of notorious bank robbers, adding to the unique ambiance.

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