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Moving to New Jersey? Here’s a list of
Our Favorite New Jersey Attractions,
Hot Spots, and Restaurants
- Trenton Social (449 S Broad St, Trenton): A hip wine bar with all the usual trimmings: exposed brick, art nights, and a relaxing, jazzy atmosphere. Frequented by intellectuals, artists, and musicians alike.
- Trenton Farmers Market (960 Spruce St, Lawrence Township): New Jersey’s oldest continuously running farmers market is the ultimate spot for fresh, straight-from-the-farm veggies. You’ll also find a mix of African market goods, vegan food shops, a crystal shop, handmade soaps, and unique jewelry.
- Classified (23 Newark International Airport St): Newark Airport’s secret, invite-only restaurant is hidden away in C Terminal. United passengers can enjoy a gourmet meal with excellent runway views before takeoff.
- Kinjo (159 Washington St): Chef Jamie Knott’s latest hotspot has a sake cocktail list, a live DJ, ice-cold Japanese beers on draft, and a constant stream of anime playing on TV screens.
- Aljira Museum (591 Broad St): Aljira means ‘dream time’ in Indigenous Australia and this artist-centered space in Newark is where contemporary creations and artistic vision come to life.
- Branch Brook Park: This scenic, 360-acre county park is famous for its 5,300 cherry blossoms, maintained by the Branch Brook Park Alliance who ensure the blooms live up to their reputation.
- Royal Cakes and Cafe (240 E State Street, Trenton): A hidden gem in Trenton, serving some of the best soul food and cupcakes around. Their milkshakes (topped with cupcakes, whipped cream, and even cookies) are a must-try.
- Teixeira’s Bakery (113-129 Kossuth St): This little Portuguese bakery is worth the trip for their legendary egg tarts. A true mom-and-pop atmosphere that transports you straight to Lisbon.
- Take It To The Streets Neighborhood Block Party: This summer, Trenton is bringing fun straight to neighborhoods that need it most! Every Monday and Wednesday evening, residents enjoy street basketball, bowling, skating, biking, a Game Truck, moon bounces, crafts, face painting, food, and music activities.
- Old Barracks Museum (101 Barrack St, Trenton): Take a trip back in time to the iconic, restored barracks and revisit Colonial American history.
- Candlelight Lounge (24 Passaic St, Trenton): This intimate jazz club brings back the old-school vibe with authentic jazz performances and appreciative audiences. Soul food dinner buffet is included with the cover charge.
- Hell’s Kitchen Lounge (150 Lafayette St): A kitschy and quirky bar that runs theme nights and showcases local bands.
