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Guide to the city of New Brunswick, NJ
www.NewBrunswick.com
2013
Rutgers, The State University of New
Jersey, is one of the leading
universities in the nation offering
over 200 undergraduate, graduate, and
professional degree programs.
Rutgers Division of Intercollegiate
Athletics, comprised of 24 Men’s and
Women’s Division I athletic teams,
competes as a member of the
BIG EAST Conference. Thousands of
fans flock to the New Brunswick and
Piscataway area each year to
experience the collegiate atmosphere.
For more information, complete
schedules, or to order tickets call:
or visit the website at:
Welcome to New Brunswick
Greetings!
Thanks for picking up the 2013 New Brunswick Guide to Dining, Entertainment
and Select Shops – your guide to downtown hot spots and cool events taking
place in the year ahead. Enclosed you’ll find information on the many amenities
and services that make our City a great place for shopping, dining, catching a
show or game or simply taking in the sites – in any season! Whether you are
a longtime resident or a first time visitor, there is always something new and
exciting to discover in New Brunswick.
Shoppers can stretch their dollars in New Brunswick’s Urban Enterprise Zone.
When you shop in New Brunswick’s UEZ, you will save big on many items sold
with pride by our local merchants – with only 3.5% sales tax.
Take an afternoon to explore our history on the New Brunswick Historic Downtown
Walking Tour, available online at www.cityofnewbrunswick.org. This self-guided
tour will take you to the City’s historical sites in the downtown area. See where
Col. John Neilson of New Brunswick performed the third public reading of the
Declaration of Independence in 1776, visit the gravesites of New Brunswick’s
early leaders and learn about more than 300 years of Hub City history.
I know you will find the quality and services provided at our retail and restaurant
establishments are second to none. Use this guide as you “tour” the many great
shopping, dining and entertainment venues offered in our City. And we cater
to every taste and budget – New Brunswick truly has something for everyone…
Enjoy your visit and come again soon!
JAMES CAHILL
Mayor
Features
Rutgers University. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Downtown Parking. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Explore New Brunswick. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
The Arts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Real Estate. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Select Shops & Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Healthcare. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Dining . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Pedestrian Adventures. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Visit www.NewBrunswick.com or call 732 545 4849 for details!
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The New Brunswick Parking
Authority (NBPA) welcomes
you to New Brunswick and
hopes you enjoy your visit!
The NBPA manages over
8,300 parking spaces in
decks, lots and on the street,
all conveniently located near
downtown shops, restaurants,
theaters and other attractions.
The NBPA takes pride in
providing parking that is
clean, safe and affordable.
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New Brunswick, New Jersey is a vibrant city of 50,000 residents, a number that triples
during the business day with college students, corporate and business employees, hospital and health
care workers and visitors. It is a community with richly diverse neighborhoods, a bustling downtown, and
an innovative and popular cultural arts center. On behalf of New Brunswick City Market, the non-profit
corporation serving as the management company for New Brunswick’s Business Improvement District,
we welcome you to explore our city.
American Repertory Ballet
7 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ
(732) 249-1254 / www.ARBallet.org
Founded in 1954, American Repertory Ballet is New Jersey’s premier classical and contemporary ballet
company, and was voted the Jersey Arts People’s Choice for “Favorite Dance Company” in 2008 and 2011.
Princeton Ballet School, the official school of ARB, offers dance classes in the Crossroads Theater studio
throughout the week, and ARB’s DANCE POWER program provides dance education and training to hundreds
of New Brunswick’s public school students each year. For more information on performances, events, classes
and educational programs, visit www.arballet.org.
Crossroads Theatre
(732) 545-8100 / www.NewBrunswickArts.org
Located in New Brunswick’s theatre district, Crossroads Theatre opened its doors in 1991. Managed and
owned by the New Brunswick Cultural Center, many cultural and community events take place in the venue.
Crossroads Theatre also plays host to the Crossroads Theatre Company’s four-play main stage season. For full
details on this venue, please contact the New Brunswick Cultural Center.
Crossroads Theatre Company
7 Livingston Avenue, P.O. Box 238, New Brunswick, NJ
(732) 545-8100 / www.CrossroadsTheatreCompany.org
Founded in 1978, Crossroads Theatre Company is one of the nation’s premiere African American theaters
and was recipient of the 1999 Tony Award© for Outstanding Regional Theatre in the United States. They
have produced over 100 works and over 40 world premieres, many of which were premiere productions by
the world’s leading African and African-American artists, and now focus on the intersection of many cultures
across the globe. Contact the Crossroads Theatre Company for more information on their four-play main stage
season, held at the Crossroads Theatre each season.
George Street Playhouse
9 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ / 732-246-7717 / www.GeorgeStPlayhouse.org
Located at the heart of New Brunswick’s downtown dining and entertainment district, George Street Playhouse
is a professional theatre company with a national reputation for excellence. Hailed by The Star-Ledger as
“Better than Broadway” and Upstage Magazine as “The #1 Place to See Live Theatre in NJ”, George Street
Playhouse annually produces laugh-out-loud comedies, thought-provoking dramas and audience-pleasing
musicals, often featuring stars of stage and screen. For tickets, call (732) 246-7717 or purchase them online
at www.GSPonline.org.
Lustig Dance Theatre
80 Albany Street, 2nd Floor, New Brunswick, NJ / (732) 246-7300 / www.LustigDanceTheatre.org
“Lustig Dance Theatre is bursting with creativity!” – Robert Johnson, Star Ledger. A critically acclaimed
contemporary ballet company that performs at major venues statewide, LDT also offers classes for all ages and
abilities at its New Brunswick Dance & Wellness Studio. Regarded for its professional faculty, diverse roster of
dance and wellness classes, beautifully lit studios and commitment to quality, LDT is your source for dance
and wellness. For a complete schedule of classes and performances, visit www.lustigdancetheatre.org. Awaken
your love of dance!
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Mason Gross Galleries at Civic Square
33 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ / 848-932-5205 / www.masongross.rutgers.edu
Hosting a rotating set of art exhibitions featuring students, faculty and guest artists at Mason Gross School
of the Arts, part of Rutgers, the State University of NJ. Gallery admission is free. Hours are 10:00AM to
4:00PM on Monday through Friday, with extended hours until 6:00PM on Wednesdays, 12:00PM to 4:00PM
on Saturdays, and closed on Sundays.
Mason Gross Performing Arts Center
85 George Street, New Brunswick, NJ / 732-932-7511 / www.masongross.rutgers.edu
The Mason Gross Performing Arts Center at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, hosts theater, dance
and music events throughout the school year featuring students, faculty and international guest artists.
Annual events include two full-length operas, a full slate of Rutgers Symphony Orchestra concerts, a Summer
Series of free events featuring dance, world music and the school’s Jazz Faculty, as well as choral concerts,
dance concerts highlighting original choreography and student recitals. Many events are free; all are open to
the public.
New Brunswick Jazz Project
New Brunswick, NJ / http://nbjp.org
The New Brunswick Jazz Project is dedicated to promoting and sustaining the legacy of this original,
uniquely American music. NBJP presents live straight ahead jazz every week at various city venues featuring
established, world-renowned musicians, as well as up-and-coming emerging jazz artists. Performance
schedule and more information can be found at http://nbjp.org.
Raices Cultural Center
Various Program Locations in and around New Brunswick, NJ and Highland Park, NJ
(732) 236-7618 or (908) 227-5671 / www.raicesculturalcenter.org
Raices Cultural Center is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of cultural roots through
the arts, history and education. Raices program areas include music, dance, visual arts, natural arts and
eco-culture, and are held in and around New Brunswick and Highland Park. For program details, updates and
resources, including access to their online archive, please call or visit www.raicesculturalcenter.org.
New Brunswick Cultural Center, Inc.
(732) 729-0320 / www.newbrunswickarts.org
New Brunswick Cultural Center, Inc., (NBCC) is a nonprofit organization that oversees the evolution,
improvement, and expansion of the downtown cultural and entertainment district. NBCC manages and owns
the Crossroads Theatre, George Street Playhouse and the State Theatre Regional Arts Center. NBCC produces
Hub City Sounds, a free concert and performance series at Boyd Park and is co-sponsor with New Brunswick
City Market for seasonal marketing initiatives with several New Brunswick arts organizations to enhance the
awareness of the Arts District Downtown. NBCC is also partnering with Rutgers University and community
leaders to create a strategic plan for arts development in the City of New Brunswick.
State Theatre
15 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ / 732-246-SHOW (7469) / www.StateTheatreNJ.org
The State Theatre in New Brunswick is Central New Jersey’s premier nonprofit venue for the performing arts
and entertainment. This beautifully renovated 1800-seat concert hall offers a wide array of music, comedy,
Broadway shows, HD presentations, family programs, and much more. Learn more at
www.StateTheatreNJ.org.
Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers University
71 Hamilton Street, New Brunswick, NJ / 732-932-7237 / www.zimmerlimuseum.rutgers.edu
One of the most distinguished university-based art museums in the nation, the Zimmerli Art Museum at
Rutgers seeks to educate, inspire, and challenge audiences by providing direct experiences with art in its
many forms. The museum’s collection of more than 60,000 works, from ancient to contemporary, serves as
the basis for intriguing exhibitions, educational programs, social activities, and more.
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New Brunswick Firefighter’s Museum
81 Remsen Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ / 732-745-5167
Over 200 years worth of New Brunswick Fire Department history is now housed in the New Brunswick
Firefighter’s Museum located at 81 Remsen Avenue. The museum, located in a firehouse that was once fully
operational, contains antique fire fighting paraphernalia, old box alarms, photographs, films and uniforms.
Any individual or group interested in visiting this piece of New Brunswick history can contact William S.
Borke III at (732) 745-5159 or (732) 745-5167 to make an appointment.
Rutgers University Geology Museum
85 Somerset St., New Brunswick / 732-932-7243 / http://geologymuseum.rutgers.edu/
The Rutgers University Geology Museum, which is open to the public and pre-scheduled group tours,
features exhibits on geology and anthropology, with an emphasis on the natural history of New Jersey. Call
for further information and hours of operation.
East Jersey Olde Towne Village
1050 River Road, Piscataway, NJ / Intersection of River Road & Old Hoes Lane / 732-745-3030
www.co.middlesex.nj.us/culturalheritage/village.asp
The Village is a collection of original, replica and reconstructed 18th and 19th century structures. While
most of the buildings have been relocated to the site, others were constructed here. They represent the
vernacular architecture typical of farm and merchant communities, once found in central New Jersey.
Hours of operation are 8:30AM to 4:15PM on Tuesday through Friday and 1:00PM to 4:00PM on Sundays.
Guided Public Tours are available on Tuesdays through Fridays, and at 1:30PM on Sundays. No tours are
available on days when events are scheduled.
Metlar-Bodine House Museum
1281 River Road, Piscataway, NJ / 732-463-8363
Severely damaged by fire in 2003, this national and state registered historic site and Piscataway Township’s
Historical and Cultural Museum circa 1728, is still undergoing restoration. Tours are available by
appointment. Please call for information, to become a member, or to contribute to the museum’s restoration
campaign, “Rebuilding Our Campaign”. For more information on events, please call.
Museum of the American Hungarian Foundation
300 Somerset Street, New Brunswick, NJ / 732-846-5777 / www.ahfoundation.org
Explore Hungarian culture in changing exhibits from their own collections and sources worldwide. Enjoy
lectures and performances. The Museum Shop offers a wide assortment of items imported from Hungary.
Museum Hours are from 11:00AM to 4:00PM on Tuesday through Saturday and 1:00PM to 4:00PM on
Sundays.
Rutgers, The State University Of New Jersey
83 Somerset St., New Brunswick, NJ / 732-445-INFO (4636) / www.rutgers.edu
The original campus of Rutgers, the State University of NJ is located throughout New Brunswick and
surrounding area. Serving as the largest of the college’s campuses, visitors to the campus can see historical
landmarks and buildings including the university’s first building, Old Queens, Kirkpatrick Chapel and
Voorhees Chapel. The general public can take advantage of the Serin Astronomical Observatory, Rutgers
Gardens, the Rutgers University Geology Museum, Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum and many other
sites of interest.
Rutgers Gardens
112 Ryders Lane, New Brunswick, NJ / 732-932-8451 / www.rutgersgardens.rutgers.edu
You could spend hours taking in all the beautiful blooms at Rutgers Gardens. The 50-acre lush site includes
gardens such as the Donald B. Lacey display, the Roy H. De Boer Evergreen, the Ella Quimby Water
Conservation Terrace, the Garden for Sun & Shade, rhododendron, azalea, and tribute gardens. Highlights
include a bamboo forest, an ornamental tree collection, a shade tree collection and the largest collection of
American hollies in the world. Open between 8:30AM to Dusk, all year round.
Monument Square Park
Intersection of George Street & Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ
The Monument was dedicated on November 15, 1893. Erected to honor soldiers and sailors who
participated in the U.S. Civil War. Monument and surrounding park area was refurbished in 2007 and
re-dedicated to all veterans.
Daniel S. Schanck Observatory
470 George Street, New Brunswick, NJ
As part of Rutgers, the State University of NJ, the observatory was built in 1865 to originally accommodate
the study of astronomy at the Rutgers Scientific School and was modeled after the Tower of the Winds in
Athens, Greece. The two-story structure has a revolving roof and a rear wing connected by a passageway.
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Joyce Kilmer House
17 Joyce Kilmer Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ / 732-745-5117
Alfred Joyce Kilmer, best known for his poem, “Trees”, was born in New Brunswick in 1886. The home was
originally a Dutch farmhouse built in 1780 with additions dating from the 1830’s, is considered one of the
oldest remaining structures in New Brunswick. Hours are available by appointment only.
Elmwood Cemetery Self-Walking Tour
425 Georges Road, North Brunswick, NJ 08902
(732) 545-1445 / www.TheElmwoodCemetery.com
Established in 1868, it was first called Cedar Lawn Cemetery and changed to Elmwood Cemetery in
1873. Many prominent New Brunswick residents chose this cemetery as their final resting place, such as
members of the Kilmer family, Johnson family and Boyd family. A detailed brochure for the walking tour
can be obtained by calling (732) 545-1445 or visiting their website.
Historic Cemetery Sites
Multiple Locations in New Brunswick, NJ
New Brunswick has several sites to visit with history such as the Willow Grove Cemetery (located on Morris
Street between George Street & Livingston Avenue), Christ Church Cemetery (5 Paterson Street), and First
Reformed Church Cemetery (9 Bayard Street), just to name a few.
Historical Walking Tours of New Brunswick
www.historicwalkingtoursofnb.com
This unique experience is a must for the first-time visitor or life-long resident! Churches, graveyards, and a
colonial house provide a colorful backdrop for a two hour guided tour. Stroll the streets of downtown New
Brunswick with a guide that will provide a vivid narrative of interesting city history. Hear why since colonial
times, New Brunswick has been a jewel in New Jersey’s crown. Phone for information and reservations:
(732) 986-8656.
New Brunswick Historical Walking Tour
www.CityofNewBrunswick.org
A self-guided walking tour provided by the City of New Brunswick. Tour includes many historical buildings
and sites, such as the 3rd Reading of the Declaration of Independence, buildings dating back as early as
the 1700’s and vital pieces to the university history. For a full brochure and information, select “Residents”
and then “Things to Do” on the City of New Brunswick website.
events throughout the year
The New Jersey Film Festival – Year-Round
(848)-932-8482 / www.njfilmfest.com
Every year, the Rutgers Film Co-op/NJ Media Arts Center provides an opportunity to view independent,
classic, international and experimental films and videos at each of the upcoming festivals: New Jersey Film
Festival, U.S. Super 8 Film & Digital Video Festival, and the NJ International Film Festival. Visit the website
for schedules and workshops, held at Rutgers, the State University of NJ.
5th Annual Rutgers Day – April 27, 2013
(732) 932-7823 / www.RutgersDay.rutgers.edu
An event stretching across the whole New Brunswick-Piscataway campus of Rutgers University with
free parking, admission and shuttles, the day runs from 10:00AM to 4:00PM, featuring tours, exhibits,
performances, family-friendly activities and so much more. Visit the Rutgers Day website for more
information.
Annual Ag Field Day – Rutgers Day – April 27, 2013
www.AgFieldDay.rutgers.edu
Ag Field Day, an all-day celebration of Spring, is celebrating its 107th year. Come to the G.H. Cook campus
of Rutgers University for a day of fun and exploration, with plant and food sales, student exhibitions of dairy
cattle, goats, horses, pigs, and sheep. Also featuring the 4-H Dog Show, student club activities, and tours of
academic departments, Helyar Woods and the Rutgers Gardens.
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38th Annual New Jersey Folk Festival – Rutgers Day – April 27, 2013
www.NJFolkFest.rutgers.edu
The New Jersey Folk Festival, on the Douglass campus of Rutgers University was created in 1975, and is
organized and managed by undergraduate students. The festival features multiple stages with music and dance,
workshops, craft demonstrations, food vendors and a marketplace.
Summer Afternoons Music Series – Summer 2013
Kilmer Square Park (Corner of Albany Street & George Street) / www.NewBrunswick.com
Grab your lunch, friends and colleagues and come to Kilmer Square Park from 12:00PM to 2:00PM on
Wednesdays & Fridays in the summer months (weather permitting), to enjoy live musical entertainment that can
range anywhere from Pop to Jazz to Folk!
38th Annual Hungarian Festival – June 1, 2013
300 Somerset Street, New Brunswick / (732) 846-5777 / www.AHFoundation.org
Celebrate the 38th Annual Hungarian Festival at the American Hungarian Foundation. Event runs from 11:00AM
to 8:00PM, featuring folk dance performances, cultural programming throughout the day, Hungarian food
vendors, crafters, and a Twilight Concert in the museum courtyard.
Annual Independence Day Celebration & Fireworks – July 2013
www.NBRec.com
An Independence Day celebration with live music, entertainment, food vendors and a finale of fireworks, all
along the Raritan River. For complete details and date information, contact the New Brunswick Department of
Recreation at (732) 745-5125.
4th Annual New Brunswick Restaurant Week – Summer 2013
Come join us for the growing two-week event where local restaurants come together and offer a special promotion
or price-fixed menu. New Brunswick has eclectic dining choices that are sure to satisfy any pallet and budget!
Football Fun in Downtown New Brunswick! – Fall 2013
Keep the game day spirit alive and stay awhile in downtown New Brunswick. Catch the free shuttle bus from
the Ferren Mall to/from each home college football game. You’ll also receive special discounts at participating
restaurants and retailers on game days when you present your ticket stub. Check the website for full details.
33rd Annual Raritan River Environmental Festival – September 2013
Elmer Boyd Park, New Brunswick, NJ / http://raritanriverfestival.net/
A much-loved New Brunswick event has made its way back to the riverside. A family-friendly day filled with
children’s activities, art exhibitions and demonstrations, live music entertainment, food vendors, crafters,
Cardboard Canoe Race, duck race, canoe rentals and much more. Please visit the website for full details.
The New Brunswick Jazz Festival – October, 2013
New Brunswick, NJ / (732) 828-9830 / www.NewBrunswickJazzFestival.com
The 3-day New Brunswick Jazz Festival jumps off on Friday evening (Oct. 4th) with free festival events at restaurant
venues in the heart of downtown New Brunswick. Hundreds of attendees will converge on the city to enjoy the sweet
sounds of jazz from internationally renowned musicians as well as some of the greatest local jazz artists from the
tri-state area. The main event is hosted at the Hyatt Regency hotel in New Brunswick on Sunday, Oct. 6th.
New Brunswick Holiday Tree Lighting – December 6, 2013
Join us for a holiday spectacular season with the annual tree lighting, visit from Santa Claus, annual chili cook-off
competition, live entertainment, scavenger hunt, children’s activities and exhibitors.
5th Annual New Year’s Eve Celebration & Fireworks – December 31, 2013
Hosted by the Restaurant Guys, various restaurants, hotels and organizations in downtown New Brunswick. You
are invited to join the New Year’s celebration in downtown New Brunswick with fireworks from the rooftop of The
Heldrich at the stroke of midnight.
Portions of the material have been reprinted with permission from “Historic Downtown Walking Tour of
New Brunswick” (www.cityofnewbrunswick.org), Rutgers, the State University of NJ (www.rutgers.edu),
Middlesex County Cultural & Heritage Commission (http://www.co.middlesex.nj.us/culturalheritage/),The
Elmwood Cemetery Association (www.theelmwoodcemetery.com).
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Rutgers Film Co-op/
N.J. Media Arts Center
Rutgers University Program In Cinema Studies
018 Loree Building - Douglass Campus
72 Lipman Drive, New Brunswick, NJ 08901
(848) 932-8482 (Phone); NJMAC@aol.com (e-mail);
website: www.njfilmfest.com
The Rutgers Film Co-op/NJMAC is dedicated to the noncommercial exhibition of independent, classic, international,
and experimental films/videos via the N.J. International Film
Festival, the N.J. Film Festival, and the U.S. Super 8 Film/
Video Festival. The Rutgers Film Co-op/NJMAC also offers
film/video workshops.
“The Rutgers Film Co-op’s Festivals…represent the first
sustained effort at year-round art-film programming in
the state… and thanks to the Film Co-op New Brunswick
has become a mecca for filmgoers in New Jersey, a true
cinematheque.” —New York Times
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254 EASTON AVENUE, NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ 08901
732.745.8600 www.saintpetershcs.com/maternity
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Catholic hospital sponsored by the Diocese of Metuchen
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State-designated children’s hospital and regional perinatal center
Regional medical campus of Drexel University College of Medicine
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Affiliate of The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
NJDHSS 2011 Discharge Data
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Wine enthusiasts are welcome to enjoy an
abundance of great wine varieties in downtown
New Brunswick, all within walking distance. Enjoy a
leisurely stroll around the block while tasting wines
from around the world.
1. Christopher’s Restaurant & Bar
Located at The Heldrich, a contemporary yet
whimsical atmosphere creates an exceptional
experience as you savor hand-picked wines and
cocktails.
2. Daryl’s Wine Bar and Restaurant
With an amazing wine selection in their wine
store, complete with a tasting room that
features the hard-to-find Enomatic Wine
Serving System, handmade in the hills of
Tuscany.
3. The Frog and the Peach
An invitingly stylish cocktail and wine bar set
in a historic industrial building that offers an
award-winning wine list paired with innovative
American cuisine.
4. Glass Woods Tavern
The restaurant & lounge inside the Hyatt Regency
has an urban contemporary setting, complete with
American cuisine and specialty vodka-infused
cocktails and wines.
5. Makeda’s Ethiopian Restaurant
NJ’s finest Ethiopian establishment has an
elegant wood interior adorned in soft colors.
Exquisite cuisine, fine cocktails, wines and live
entertainment give a unique experience unlike
any other.
6. Stage Left
Ranked among the best restaurants in the state,
Stage Left offers creative cocktails and handpicked wines from around the world to complement
their fine contemporary American cuisine.
7. PANICO’s Italian restaurant
A long withstanding New Brunswick dining spot that
features classic & innovative Italian cuisine paired
with a divine selection of wines for any palette.
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Distances between stops are never the issue when
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broad gamut of options for any preference, numerous
opportunities are available to meet up with friends to
enjoy exceptional types of cuisine accompanied by
unique spirits in eclectic or classic settings.
8. Clydz
Boasting extensive martini, wine and cocktail
menus, Clydz also serves delectable American fare
in a sophisticated yet cozy setting.
9. Delta’s Restaurant
Whether you’re joining them for Tini Tuesday or to
pay a visit to their resident Mixologist Randy, come
enjoy a unique and exciting cocktail or sample one
of their specialty martinis to unwind and soak in the
energized atmosphere.
10. Harvest Moon Brewery & CAFÉ
With over 32 hand-crafted beers made in their
in-house brewery, there is one to satisfy every
person’s taste. Try the Jimmy D’s Firehouse Red,
dedicated to one of New Brunswick’s bravest.
11. Mike’s Courtside Sports Bar & Grill
Sporting large screen TV’s, seating on both levels,
and specialty gourmet pizzas & sandwiches, this
is the place to go for catching a drink with friends
or watching the latest sports.
12. The Old Bay Restaurant
Be transported to Mardi Gras where Cajun, Creole
and N’awlins cuisine come together in this 19th c.
bistro. Try the famous 22 oz. Hurricane or sample
one of the 22 Domestic/Import Beers offered.
13. George StREET ALE HOUSE
This sports-themed bar and grill is famous
for their crafted menu using the freshest
ingredients from local farms and purveyors
along with a wide variety of craft beers and
great wines, creating the perfect atmosphere
to catch all of the sports action or partake in
the events available each night of the week.
14. Tumulty’s Pub
A family-friendly favorite for over 40 years, this
traditional all-American family-run pub features
numerous draft & bottle beers, and a fine selection
of spirits.
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