From Our Kitchen to Your Table – A Tradition
Our story is one of passion, heritage, and dedication to bringing the best of our cuisine to you. Every dish is made with fresh ingredients and time-honored recipes, every meal feels like home.
A Story of Passion and Tradition
Founded by Diego Di Falco and Carolina Zokalski, Patria Station Café is more than a place to eat—it's a reflection of our heritage. We grew up surrounded by the rich flavors and traditions of Argentina, and we wanted to bring that same warmth and experience to our community. Every dish we serve is made with the same care and dedication we put into our own family meals.
Built with Heart, Inspired by Home
At Patria Station Café, we didn’t just open a restaurant—we created a space where culture, food, and community come together. Located at 128 Station Street, Berkeley Heights, NJ, our café is a tribute to our roots in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Every detail, from the repurposed furniture we carefully restored to the hand-painted signage on our walls, reflects our love for authenticity.
Home-Style Argentine Cooking
Our menu brings authentic Argentine flavors to your table. We serve fresh, handcrafted empanadas, milanesas, choripan, and flavorful sandwiches. Our baked goods, including alfajores, quiches, and facturas, are made daily, just like back home. Whether you're here for a hearty meal or a cappuccino, café con leche, yerba mate, or Spanish hot chocolate, you’ll find something that feels like home.
A Space for Argentine Food, Music, Futbol!
Patria Station Café is more than just a restaurant—it’s a piece of Argentine in New Jersey! An authentic experience. We created a community around the pasion for futbol, music, friendship and Spanish language and host events that celebrate the diversity and vibrance of Argentine culture. From watching soccer games, Spanish conversation afternoons to live music nights, our café is a place where people come together, connect, and enjoy.