New Jersey is home to many wonderful, walkable main streets with an abundance of dining options but one really stands out to me when it comes to diversity. Walking down Washington Street, you'll find every type of cuisine imaginable. The street is easy to to traverse and just blocks from the scenic Hudson River waterfront. I enjoy simply strolling it on a nice day, but the food is a MAJOR bonus.

Washington Street in Hoboken is a mile-long stretch of beautiful brownstones and bountiful dining options.

You'll find fourteen blocks of incredible eateries between Newark and 15th Streets, with most eateries located south of 7th. Whatever you're craving, you can find it on Washington Street.

This is New Jersey, so you know that pizza options are plentiful.

You've got Basile's, Imposto, Frankie & Ava's, Pizza Republic (also known for mac n' cheese), Grimaldi's, Margherita's, The Brick Fire, Napoli's, and the iconic Benny Tudino's. Benny Tudino's is known for having some of the biggest (and best) slices in the Garden State. Many of these spots also offer up traditional Italian dishes.

Prefer Indian cuisine?

Head to Karma Cafe where you can chow down on tikka masala. The menu offers a modern taken on traditional dishes and the restaurant has the most wonderful decor. Matt & Meera is another choice, offering Indian dishes and small plates like naan pizza.

They've got Greek eats...

It's Greek To Me serves up traditional Greek dishes along with contemporary options. You'll find dolmades, tzatziki, keftedes, and more.

Craving Cuban fare?

Head to La Isla's downtown location on Washington Street for budget-friendly Cuban favorites - feel free to BYOB. You can also check out the more upscale The Cuban for some authentic Havana flavor.

Maybe Mexican is more up your alley?

Hoboken has plenty of options, several of which are on Washington Street. East LA offers a Tex-Mex menu and their famous frozen margaritas. Charritos serves up enchiladas, burritos, tamales and more.

Upscale American eats? Comfort food favorites?

Head to Arthur's for spectacular steak or Midtown Philly Steaks for cheeseteaks, chicken subs and wings. Stacks Pancake House is a perfect breakfast spot and Luke's Lobster is a great pick for quick eats and seafood cravings. Head to Vito's Deli for the best housemade mozzarella.

Good luck deciding on a sushi spot - there are so many choices!

Illuzion is a contemporary Japanese restaurant that ships fresh fish in daily. The sushi is scrumptious and you're welcome to BYOB. Robongi is another favorite, known for its generous portions. Ayame offers sushi AND hibachi, and The Rice Shop serves up both Japanese and Thai fare. Yeung II is an Asian Bistro that serves sushi, Chinese and pan-Asian cuisine while Las Olas offers an eclectic mix of Mexican and Japanese dishes. You'll find menu items including sashimi nachos and spicy maki rolls.

But what about Hawaiian or French fare?

Of course you can find it on Washington Street! Elysian Cafe is a French bistro with a diverse menu and Makai Poke Co. will transport you straight to the Hawaiian Islands. And there's more! For Malaysian, head to Satay, or O'Bagel for bagels!

And we can't forget about dessert!

You'll find the iconic Carlo's Bake Shop here, known for their creative custom cakes. They've also got cupcakes, cookies, pastries, and more! Other options include Jun's Macaron & Gelato, Lepore's Chocolates, and the Old German Bakery.

I could easily cover almost every country! Washington Street is a foodie paradise. The whole town is a cultural gem but Washington Street really shines. What's your favorite restaurant on this strip of culinary heaven? For more on Hoboken and what makes it great, click here. For some of my favorite food towns, all around New Jersey, click here.