Princeton Visitors Guide 2022-2023

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Welcome!

ear Friends and Visitors,

Whether your trip is business or pleasure, same-day or overnight, the Princeton-Mercer Region is the place to visit. We have incredible accommodations, hospitality, transportation, guided tours and tourist guides, cultural services, sports and recreation, retail and, yes, of course HISTORY!

With our country’s Semiquincentennial (250th) birthday approaching in 2026, there are no better places to visit, then to follow George Washington’s path to American freedom from the Battle of Trenton to Princeton and beyond. You will find the Princeton Mercer Region the perfect place, enjoy!

This guide will lead you through the many treasures of the region. Even if your visit is as short as one day or a weekend, you will enjoy your time and want to come back again and again.

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From all of us who call this region home, we know you will enjoy your visit!

Hal English, President & CEO

Princeton Mercer Regional Chamber and

Regional Convention & Visitors Bureau

Your Ideal Day Unfolds...

9AM

Grab a breakfast pastry at one of our many specialty cafés, like the Wildflour Bakery/Café or a delicious 100% Organic Power Green Blend at Arlee’s Raw Blends.

10AM

Visit Grounds for Sculpture and their 42-acre outdoor sculpture park.

1PM

Have lunch at Rat’s Restaurant, Agricola Eatery or Witherspoon Grill for a classic outdoor Princeton-Mercer experience.

2PM

Stroll through Princeton University’s campus or take a guided outdoor tour with Princeton Tour Company.

3PM

Enjoy delicious artisan ice cream at The Bent Spoon or a sweet treat at the House of Cupcakes.

4PM

Shop at Palmer Square’s world-class stores and boutiques.

5PM

Dinner awaits at one of the many outdoor dining restaurants in walking distance. Try The Peacock Inn, Yankee Doodle Tap Room or The Alchemist & Barrister.

7PM

Enjoy the nightlife as you stroll through the illuminated fountains of Palmer Square and Scudder Plaza, where the monumental Fountain of Freedom sculpture lives.

Perfect for Weekend Exploring!

FRIDAY NIGHT

Arrive in Mercer County and check into one of our picturesque boutique hotels like The Peacock Inn or Nassau Inn for a quintessential Princeton experience. Visit beautiful downtown Princeton and explore the distinctive shops and fabulous outdoor restaurants in Palmer Square. After dinner enjoy a performance at McCarter Theatre Center or the Princeton Symphony Orchestra.

SATURDAY

Princeton University

Discover the historical grounds of Princeton University. The campus boasts magnificent architecture and natural beauty! Stroll the grounds to see beautiful buildings and picturesque gardens.

MarketFair

The area’s leading source for every element of today’s fulfilling lifestyle! Find the latest styles in fashion apparel, delicious dining options, catch the latest movie, or meet a friend for coffee.

Delaware-Raritan Canal State Park or Mercer County Park

Spend some time outdoors on the Delaware-Raritan Canal or at scenic Mercer County Park. Go hiking, boating, or picnicking with the family. You can rent bicycles and explore historic trails throughout both parks. Rentals are available at Princeton Canoe & Kayak Rental to use on the canal. The kids can enjoy the playground or take in the activities near Mercer Lake.

SUNDAY

Terhune Orchards

Whether you are looking for some fun with the family or some adult activities, Terhune Orchards has entertainment for all ages. You can pick your own fruits and vegetables or enjoy tastings at their winery. Don’t forget to have one of their famous apple cider donuts!

Grounds for Sculpture

Take a tour of the outdoor 42-acre public sculpture park located in Hamilton, NJ, only 20 minutes from downtown Princeton. Grounds For Sculpture is also a garden and arboretum, featuring paved terraces, pergolas, and courtyards with natural woodlands as well as pond groves of bamboo and two eateries. Rat’s Restaurant is famous for its delicious food and eclectic atmosphere, overlooking the sculptures and a lily pond inspired by the paintings of Claude Monet.

Easy Accessibility

THE PRINCETON-MERCER AREA is an idyllic region unlike any other and as you can see below, the area is easily accessible by car, train, bus, and airplane. Plus, it’s located between New York and Philadelphia and boasts robust outdoor activities, world-class accommodations, restaurants and museums, along with intriguing historic sites, wineries, breweries, and first-rate sports arenas.

BY AIR Local Airports

• Trenton-Mercer Airport, Ewing, NJ - Airport Code: TTN Featuring Frontier Airlines.

• Princeton Airport, Princeton, NJ - Airport Code: 39N

International Airports

• Newark Liberty International Airport (39 miles/Drive Time: 55 minutes) - Airport Code: EWR

• Philadelphia International Airport (52 miles/Drive Time: 55 minutes) - Airport Code: PHL

• Atlantic City International Airport (99 miles/Drive Time: 1 hour and 40 minutes) Airport Code: ACY

BY CAR

Interstate 95 runs through the county, connecting the shore points and the Garden State Parkway with the NJ Turnpike, Eastern Pennsylvania, Philadelphia and points north and south.

BY TRAIN

The region offers three main train stations: Hamilton Station, Princeton Junction Station and Trenton Transit Center.

The Princeton Junction Station offers an easy connection from Newark Airport or NYC (via the Northeast Corridor Line) directly to downtown Princeton. Catch the “Dinky” from the station to arrive just 3 blocks away from downtown Princeton.

Hamilton Train Station also falls along the Northeast Corridor Line and allows easy access to the Princeton sub urbs. It is the closest train station to Grounds for Sculpture. Trenton Transit Center easily connects Philadelphia to the Mercer County region via SEPTA or Amtrak lines.

BY BUS

NJ TRANSIT provides bus service from downtown Princeton to New York City. Local bus service is available throughout the county as well.

Historic Princeton Walking Tour

1 EINSTEIN HOUSE

Albert Einstein lived on Mercer Street from 1935 until he passed away 20 years later. 112 Mercer St.

2 PRINCETON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

Established in 1812, this was the first seminary founded by the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church. 64 Mercer St. 609-921-8300 • www.ptsem.edu

3 MORVEN MUSEUM & GARDENS

A U.S. National Historic Landmark, was built in the 1750s by Richard Stockton, a signer of the Declaration of Independence. It served as Lord Cornwallis’ headquarters, and until recently, was the residence of New Jersey’s governors. 55 Stockton St. Princeton 609-924-8144 • www.morven.org

4 PRINCETON BATTLE MONUMENT

This marker depicts General Washington leading his troops on horseback into the Battle of Princeton. Stockton St. at Monument Dr. 609-921-0074 • www.state.nj.us/dep/ parksandforests/parks/princeton.html

5 EINSTEIN STATUE

This historic bronze bust was a gift from world-renowned sculptor Robert Berks and sits outside Borough Hall near the intersec tion of Stockton St. & Bayard Ln.

6 NASSAU PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Founded in 1766, this site is still an active place of worship today. The original structure burned down in 1813. After being rebuilt in eight months, it was destroyed again in 1835 when a skyrocket landed on the roof during an Independence Day celebration. The cur rent structure dates from 1836. 61 Nassau St. 609-924-0103 • www.nassauchurch.org

7 PALMER SQUARE

This popular destination hosts musical events and offers shopping and dining options. 609-921-2333 www.palmersquare.com

8 MACLEAN HOUSE

Built in 1756, Maclean House was home to ten University presidents as well as seven deans of faculty. It is now the home of the Alumni Association of Princeton University. Nassau St. & Elm Dr. Princeton University Campus, 609-258-3603 • www.artmuseum. princeton.edu/campus-art/maclean-house

9 NASSAU HALL

This site, built in 1756, was the largest aca demic building in the 13 original colonies, housing the entire College of New Jersey. It survived bombing during the Revolutionary War and two fires in the 1800s. Nassau St., Princeton University Campus, 609-258-3000 www.princeton.edu

10 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY CHAPEL

With a capacity for nearly 2,000 people, the site is the third-largest university chapel in the world. Nassau St., Princeton University Campus, 609-258-3048 www.princeton.edu

11 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY ART MUSEUM

There are more than 100,000 works at the museum, ranging from ancient to contempo rary art and spanning the entire world. The main Museum building is closed for construc tion and anticipated to open in late 2024. For more information, please go to: artmuseum.princeton.edu/visit

12 PROSPECT HOUSE AND GARDEN

In 1878, the home and accompanying 35-acre estate was deeded to Princeton

15 PRINCETON CEMETERY

In this small space of only a few acres, more illustrious Americans are buried than in any other similar cemetery in the country. 29 Greenview Avenue

16 MCCARTER THEATRE

Thomas N. McCarter, Princeton Class of 1888, donated funds to open this venerable theater in 1930. Today, it offers hundreds of performances each year. 91 University Place, 609- 258-2787 • www.mccarter.org

17 PRINCETON RAILROAD STATION

Originally opened in the 1800s, the station keeps the campus easily accessible via a single-car train for the five-minute ride from Princeton Station to Princeton Junction. University Pl.

Guided Tours

University and served as home to the University’s presidents. The garden was later redesigned by Mrs. Woodrow Wilson when her husband was president of Princeton University from 1902–1910. It has many vari eties of plants and trees, including specimens from around the world. Princeton University Campus, 609-258-3455 www.princeton.edu/prospecthouse

13 THE PRINCETON SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

(formerly the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs) is a pro fessional public policy school at Princeton University. The school provides an array of comprehensive coursework in the fields of international development, foreign policy, science and technology, and economics and finance through its undergraduate (AB) degrees, graduate Master of Public Affairs (MPA), Master of Public Policy (MPP), and PhD degrees. Princeton University, Robertson Hall 609-258-3000 www.princeton.edu

14 ART@BAINBRIDGE HOUSE

Lovers of Princeton history recognize Nassau Street’s storied number 158, known as Bainbridge House, as one of the few remaining eighteenth-century structures in downtown Princeton. A partnership between the Princeton University Art Museum and Princeton University preserved and restored the building, Known as Art@Bainbridge, the building features ground-floor gallery space for installations curated by the Art Museum. 158 Nassau St. 609-921-6748 www.artmuseum.princeton.edu/artbainbridge

THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF PRINCETON AT UPDIKE FARMSTEAD

The Historical Society of Princeton is a hub for cultural enrichment, experiential education, and stewardship of collections and places. Sunday walking tours of Princeton historic sites are available as well as exhibitions at Updike farmstead. Updike Farmstead, 354 Quaker Rd., Princeton www.princetonhistory.org • 609-921-6748

PRINCETON TOUR COMPANY

Princeton Tour Company offers safe weekend public walking tours and seasonal cemetery visits, ghost hunts, and trolley tours. Private, highly customized walking tours, bus tours, scavenger hunts, and team-building events are offered year-round. 116 Nassau Street, Princeton • www.princetontourcompany.com 855-743-1415

PRINCETON UNIVERSITY

ORANGE KEY GUIDE SERVICE

This official Princeton University tour service designed for prospective students and visitors operates daily. Princeton University Campus, Princeton • www.princeton.edu/~oktour/ orangekey • 609-258-1766

TEN CRUCIAL DAYS ASSOCIATION, INC.

On 10 days in December 1776 and January 1777, several decisive battles were fought between the Continental Army and the British Army. Experience the Ten Crucial Days Historic District with a private guide. www.tencrucialdays.org • 609-389-5657

Take Ten

1 GROUNDS FOR SCULPTURE

Grounds for Sculpture is a 42-acre public sculpture park located in Hamilton, NJ. Experience the sculptures, gardens, family fun events and renowned dining at Rat’s Restaurant.

2 OUTDOOR ADVENTURES

Whether it’s kayaking, horseback riding, or biking, the region has it covered. Enjoy a walk through Mercer County Park, paddleboat on Mercer Lake, or kayak down the Delaware-Raritan Canal.

3 OLD BARRACKS MUSEUM

After General Washington re-crossed the Delaware River, he won victory over British and Hessian troops housed in the Old Barracks, marking the turning point of the American Revolution.

4 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY

Chartered in 1746, Princeton University is British North America’s fourth-oldest college.

5 PALMER SQUARE Shop and stroll at Palmer Square, the gem of downtown Princeton. The square has a plethora of shops, restaurants, bars, and cafés. Foodies and shoppers unite with something for everyone, including plenty of outdoor options.

6 SHOPPING

World-class shopping lines the streets of Palmer Square in downtown Princeton. Try the one-stop shops at Hamilton Marketplace or look for that unique gift at the boutiques throughout one of Mercer County’s surrounding towns.

7 TEE TIME

Central New Jersey is your home for public golf and offers a variety of settings for every style. From tree-lined courses to open spaces and rolling greens, the courses at Mercer Oaks, Cherry Valley Country Club, Forsgate Country Club, Makefield Highlands Golf Club, and Springdale Golf Club are some of the finest.

8 SPORTING EVENTS & FESTIVALS

Our recreation, leisure and sports arenas offer concerts, games, and festivals all year long, including the Mercer County Festival Grounds. Trenton Thunder Ballpark, home of the Trenton Thunder, Minor League Baseball at its finest and CURE Insurance Arena, a top-notch venue that draws national acts to the region.

9 UNIQUE DOWNTOWNS

Visitors can enjoy a multitude of surrounding unique towns. Stroll through historic Princeton or quaint Pennington, dine in Robbinsville, or Hopewell, visit the parks in Hamilton or experience the many recreational activities in West Windsor.

10 WINERIES

The region boasts some of the state’s best wineries. Take a tour, sip and sample at places like Terhune Orchards, Hopewell Valley Vineyards, Working Dog Winery, or Crossing Vineyards & Winery.

With so much to explore in our region, we’ve noted the TOP 10 ACTIVITIES AND ATTRACTIONS.

Enjoy one, a few or all of them!

Experience Our Unique History!

DRUMTHWACKET

Sited on land that witnessed the 1777 Princeton Battle for American independence, Drumthwacket owned by the State of New Jersey is the stately home that is today the official residence of the Governor of New Jersey.

MORVEN MUSEUM & GARDEN

This National Historic Landmark has played a role in the history of New Jersey and the nation for more than 200 years. A museum since 2004, Morven’s history is America’s history, the second-floor galleries host changing exhibitions celebrating New Jersey’s cultural heritage.

PRINCETON CEMETERY

Legible gravestones date back to the year 1760 and include those of Aaron Burr, Grover Cleveland, John Witherspoon, Paul Tulane, and others. On March 18 each year, there is a celebration of Grover Cleveland’s birthday.

PRINCETON BATTLEFIELD STATE PARK

Coming at the end of “The Ten Crucial Days” that saw the well-known night crossing of the Delaware River and two battles in Trenton, the Battle of Princeton gave Washington his first victory against the British Regulars on the field.

QUAKER MEETING HOUSE

Located near Princeton Battlefield State Park, this was the first house of worship in Princeton (1726). Richard Stockton, one of New Jersey’s signers of the Declaration of Independence, is buried in the small graveyard.

PRINCETON UNIVERSITY

A trip to Princeton isn’t complete without visiting one of the most historical universities. Chartered in 1746, and known as the College of New Jersey until 1896, it was British North America’s fourth college. The College of New Jersey was relocated to Princeton in 1756 and was officially renamed Princeton University in 1896.

UPDIKE FARMSTEAD –HOME OF HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF PRINCETON

Take the Historical Society of Princeton’s fabulous guided walking tours, offered every Sunday at 2 p.m. Enjoy a 2-mile, two-hour walk around downtown Princeton and the university campus as you learn about historic sites in the area.

THE 1719 WILLIAM TRENT HOUSE

William Trent built his country estate north of Philadelphia, in New Jersey, at the Falls of the Delaware River about 1719. During the American Revolution, the Trent House was occupied by Hessian forces and played a prominent role in several battles fought at Trenton during December 1776.

THE DOUGLAS HOUSE

Dating to about 1766, it is one of Trenton’s oldest structures. The Douglas House has had four locations over the past 200+ years, but sits today just a few hundred feet from its original location. It became a land mark during the Revolutionary War, when General George Washington made it his headquarters and held his council of war here prior to the Battle of Assunpink, January 2, 1777.

THE OLD BARRACKS MUSEUM

General Washington crossed the Delaware River and won victory over British and Hessian troops housed in the Old Barracks, marking the turning point of the American Revolution. The Old Barracks are the only remaining colonial barracks in New Jersey.

We recommend visiting each venues’ website for operating hours and guidelines.

Photo Credit: Chase Heilman

Discover Our Towns ' Charms

If you like discovering charming towns and villages, than this area is for you. Did you know that each community has a distinct character? Yes, some towns are modern and commercial, while others are rural and agricultural. But, they do share a common bond as they all take immense pride in their important role in our region.

PRINCETON

The Borough of Princeton was settled in 1696 and incorporated in 1813. Princeton Township was first settled by Quakers in 1838. In 2013, both of these municipalities consolidated to become the singular Princeton. The town is most famous for Princeton University, founded in 1746. The downtown business district is complete with bistros and charming boutiques, interspersed with popular national stores, and draws shoppers from far and wide.

TRENTON

New Jersey’s capital is a historic city proud of its past and with a bright future. Visit the site of the turning point of the American Revolution and be a part of its revitalization and blooming of new eateries.

EAST WINDSOR

Large expanses of preserved farmland and open space contribute to its country charm. Numerous township parks, including the spectacular 160-acre Etra Lake Park, provide outstanding recreational facilities perfect for families.

EWING

The earliest known inhabitants of the area were the Lenni Lenape Indians who hunted and fished along the banks of the Delaware River and the township’s many creeks that transect the land. The township now has many parks that are

ideal for hiking, taking an evening stroll, or going for a bike ride with the family.

HAMILTON

Hamilton is home to several public parks and recreational facilities, the nationally acclaimed Grounds for Sculpture — a 42-acre sculpture park — and Sayen Gardens, the site of Hamilton’s annual Azalea Festival. Hamilton also enjoys bustling commercial districts, such as the Hamilton Marketplace and the Shoppes of Hamilton.

HIGHTSTOWN

Many of the borough’s well-preserved houses have historic connections from the Colonial and Victorian periods. An assortment of downtown shops, restaurants, and convenient strip malls provide numerous choices for shoppers.

HOPEWELL BOROUGH

Hopewell Borough includes historic and scenic land scapes, along with a quaint downtown area with plenty of restaurants. Hopewell Township relives its rich history each Christmas with a reenactment of George Washington’s crossing of the Delaware River in 1776. Major employers include Janssen Pharmaceutical, Merrill Lynch, Traprock, and Bristol-Myers Squibb. The township also has many recreational facilities for hiking, walking, and picnicking.

LAWRENCE

Lawrence Township is known for its diversity and histor ic beauty. The Main Street Historic District, as well as the

beautiful architecture and exhibits of the historic houses and churches, will take you back in time. Lawrence is known for the village of Lawrenceville, a national historic landmark, and for the Lawrenceville School, founded in 1810.

PENNINGTON

Dating to 1697, Pennington Borough maintains its historic ambiance today. On Main Street, well-kept houses display plaques engraved with dates from the 18th and 19th centuries. Others, keeping pace with the borough’s lively, contemporary mood, have been transformed into comfort able coffee shops, restaurants, and specialty shops.

ROBBINSVILLE

Restaurants, retail shopping, the historic town of Windsor, and a winery can all be found in Robbinsville. In addition, the township has various recreational spaces, including the Town Center Lake Gazebo, which hosts a summer concert series. Spend a day with the family at Oasis Family Farm or at shopping centers in the Robbinsville area.

WEST WINDSOR

The township offers countless recreational activities, including four public golf courses, a swimming complex, indoor and outdoor tennis, boating, a senior center with recreational and educational programs, and organized sports for children. Events occur throughout the year, including a Food Truck Fiesta and various cultural festivals held in Mercer County Park.

Tour Our Local Wineries

SIP YOUR WAY THROUGH THE REGION!

Crossing Vineyards & Winery is located on a 200-yearold estate less than a mile from the place where George Washington crossed the Delaware River in 1776. They offer award-winning wines, wine education, and summer concerts!

The Grape Escape – Make your own wine! Personalize your wine by choosing the region, grape type, barrel type, and the amount of aging it will receive. You actively get to participate in the four steps of winemaking: crushing, pressing, racking, and bottling. Each bottle, finished with your custom label, is truly your creation!

Hopewell Valley Vineyards is dedicated to the creation of handcrafted wines by blending Old World traditions with New World flair. Their mission is to provide a relaxing, quaint, and beautiful environment to experience world-class wines, enjoy the company of friends, and create long-lasting memories.

Terhune Orchard Vineyard and Winery tasting room sits in a historic 150-year-old barn with 18 varieties of wine, including Apple Wine, Harvest Blues, Just Peachy and Cranberry. Visitors can also enjoy the pick-your-own farm and a market full of fresh fruits, vegetables, pies and of course the famous apple cider donuts.

Working Dog Winery produces estate grown wines made with great care on the property. The wines range from soft and fruity to big and bold. Spend a pleasant afternoon with friends sampling the award-winning wines. As an added bonus, the winery is dog friendly, so your four-legged friend is welcome!

Treat Your Tastebuds

Savor the specialties of these renowned restaurants. The locals frequently dine there too!

PRINCETON

Agricola - Like all our favorite foods, Agricola is fresh, down-to-earth and full of flavor. In Latin, “Agricola” means “farmer,” which embodies their farm-totable spirit and dedication to community and comfort.

The Bent SpoonAn artisan ice cream, specialty beverage & good-ingredient baked goods establishment.

Focusing on local, organic ingredients and re-inventing the classic treat.

EWING

PJ’s Pancake House & Tavern - PJ’s isn’t just pancakes. Come sample the new additions, including steak and seafood, tacos, mac and chesses, burgers, salads, tantalizing cocktails at the tavern and scrump tious sweets at the bakery! There is something for the entire family to enjoy!

HAMILTON

Killarney’s Publick House - Looking for a fun Irish pub? Visit Killarney’s, offering authentic Irish dishes and classic American comfort food. Dine inside or out, make your belly and heart happy with every sip and smile.

Rat’s Restaurant - Rat’s provides an exceptional dining experience like no other; from the moment you arrive, you’ll see why this extraordinarily charming and romantic venue is a favorite in the region.

HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP

Brick Farm TavernThe Brick Farm Tavern creates farm-to-table dining. Whether you’re coming for cocktails or a special dinner, you will appreciate the importance placed on the local farming and artisan community.

PLAINSBORO

Sumi Ramen - Sumi Ramen brings to you an authentic Japanese menu that features recipes from the renowned ramen and sushi masters of Japan. Known for their high-quality and healthconscious ramen, all noodles are made in-house and are regarded for their stunning and unique flavor.

ROBBINSVILLE

DeLorenzo’s Tomato

Pies - If you enjoy pizza, visit DeLorenzo’s for their famous thin crust tomato pies made from the finest quality ingredients. If you prefer salad, they offer a great delicious mixed green and seasonal salads.

Food & Restaurants

BAKERIES

Delizioso Bakery+Kitchen

609-921-2233

205 Witherspoon St, Princeton

Nothing Bundt Cakes

732-284-4747

3495 US Rte 1 S, Princeton www.nothingbundtcakes.com

Sweet Gourmet

732-567-2858

1225 State Rd, Princeton www.sweetgourmet.biz

BANQUET FACILITIES

Boathouse at Mercer Lake 866-683-3586

334 S Post Rd, West Windsor www.boathouseatmercerlake.com

Cherry Valley Country Club 609-466-4244

125 Country Club Dr, Skillman www.cherryvalleycc.com

Heirloom Events LLC

609-915-2929

40 Martin Ln, Mercerville www.heirloomeventsnj.com

River House at Odette’s, A Refined Hospitality Property 808-292-1029

274 S River Rd, New Hope www.riverhousenewhope.com

See ad, page 7

Villa Mannino

609-298-9000

73 Rte 130, Bordentown www.villamannino.com

CATERING

Chefs For Seniors

609-545-2315

116 Village Blvd, Ste 200, Princeton www.chefsforseniors.com/central-new-jersey McCaffrey’s 215-752-9440

2200 W Cabot Blvd., Langhorne, PA www.mccaffreys.com

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RUTH’S CHRIS STEAK HOUSE

Start your evening the Ruth’s Chris way – over a mouth-watering filet. Sit back and enjoy the most tender and delicious steak you’ve ever tasted. Each steak is thick, juicy and served “sizzling” on a 500 degree plate. Ruth’s Chris Steak House, your table is waiting.

2 Village Blvd., Princeton 609-452-0041 www.ruthschris.com

THE ALCHEMIST & BARRISTER

Our kitchen is now fully open and we are proud to introduce our new Executive Chef Nicole Biondi! Nicole has been in the restaurant business for over 15 years and has the experience, talent and creativity the A&B has been waiting for. Although some of our staples are taking a breather, we know how important it is that the restaurant business makes positive changes and keeps moving forward each year. We are now offering our updated menu with delicious new items!

28 Witherspoon St . Princeton, NJ (609) 924-5555 www.theaandb.com

Mercer Oaks Catering

609-275-9260

725 Village Rd W, Princeton Junction www.merceroakscatering.com

Olives Catering 609-921-1569

22 Witherspoon St., Princeton www.olivesprinceton.com

Palace of Asia Indian Grill 609-497-9500

4591 Rte 27, Kingston www.palace-of-asia.com

Rat’s RestaurantConstellation Culinary Group 609-584-7800

16 Fairgrounds Rd, Hamilton www.ratsrestaurant.com

DISTILLERY

Sourland Mountain Spirits

609-333-8575

130 Hopewell Rocky Hill Rd, Hopewell www.sourlandspirits.com

FOOD & BEVERAGES

Arlee’s Raw Blends L.L.C. 609-915-0158

246 Nassau St, Princeton www.arleesrawblends.com Geogreens 856-419-8454

Mill One C239, 1 N Johnston Ave Hamilton • www.geogreens.org

House of Cupcakes 609-924-0085

32 Witherspoon St, Princeton www.houseofcupcakes.com

McCaffrey’s Princeton 609-683-1600

301 N Harrison St, Princeton www.mccaffreys.com

McCaffrey’s West Windsor 609-799-3555

335 Princeton-Hightstown Rd West Windsor www.mccaffreys.com

Nassau Street Seafood & Produce Company 609-921-0620

256 Nassau St, Princeton www.nassaustreetseafood.com

Pure Green Princeton 609-356-0122

3371 US Hwy 1, 302 Mercer Mall Lawrenceville www.puregreennj.com

Ritchie & Page Distributing Company 732-223-9100

175 New Canton Way, Robbinsville www.rpdbeer.com

Savory Leaf Café

609-510-5148

960 Spruce St, Lawrenceville www.savoryleafcafe.com

Small World Coffee 609-924-4377

14 Witherspoon St, Princeton www.smallworldcoffee.com

The Bent Spoon 609-924-2368

35 Palmer Square West, Princeton www.thebentspoon.com

Wawa, Inc. 856-616-6470

206 White Horse Pike, Barrington Commons, Barrington www.wawa.com

RESTAURANTS

Agricola LLC

609 921 2798

11 Witherspoon St, Princeton www.agricolaeatery.com

Alchemist & Barrister Restaurant & Pub 609-924-5555

28 Witherspoon St, Princeton www.TheAandB.com

See ad, page 27

Arooga’s Grille House & Sports Bar 609-881-9464

400 Main Blvd E, Ste 600, Ewing www.aroogas.com

Bahama Breeze 609-799-3808

3535 US Rte 1, Princeton www.bahamabreeze.com

Blue Point Grill 609-921-1211

258 Nassau St, Princeton www.bluepointgrill.com

Brick Farm Tavern LLC 609-333-9200

130 Hopewell Rocky Hill Rd, Hopewell www.brickfarmtavern.com

Chick-fil-A Lawrenceville 609-710-5511

2950 Brunswick Pike Lawrenceville www.lawrencevillechicken.com

Cooper’s Riverview 609-393-7300

50 Riverview Executive Park Rte 29, Trenton www.coopersnj.com

Crab Du Jour 609-403-6370

1769 N Olden Ave, Ewing www.crabdujourewing.com

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Crab Du Jour

856-393-8182

4000 Rte 130, Delran www.crabdujour.com

elements / Mistral 609-924-0078

66 Witherspoon St, Princeton www.mistralprinceton.com

Eno Terra 609-497-1777

4484 Rte 27, Kingston www.enoterra.com

JM Group

609-924-8431

12 Pine St, Princeton www.jmgroupprinceton.com

Kuo Social Restaurant 609-208-9988

2360 NJ-33, Robbinsville www.kuo-social.com

La Rosa Chicken & Grill 609-718-3111

301 N Harrison St, Princeton www.larosagrill.com/princeton-nj

Landmark Hospitality 866-683-3586

675 Garfield Ave, Jersey City www.landmarkhospitality.com

McDonald’s 609-671-0733

501 Chambers St, Trenton McDonald’s Restaurants/ Smolar Group, Inc 609-888-3532

2556 S Broad St, Trenton Mediterra 609-252-9680

29 Hulfish St, Princeton www.mediterrarestaurant.com

Metro North

609-454-3121

378 Alexander Rd, Princeton metrogrills.net/metro-north-princetonnj/index.php

PJ’s Pancake House - Princeton 609-924-1353

154 Nassau St, Princeton www.pancakes.com

PJ’s Pancake House West Windsor 609-799-0688

Windsor Plaza, 64 Princeton-Hightstown Rd West Windsor www.pancakes.com

Proof

609-497-7663

84 Nassau St, Princeton www.proofpizzeria.com

Rocky Hill Inn 609-683-8930

137 Washington St, Rocky Hill www.rockyhilltavern.com

Ruth’s Chris Steak House 609-452-0041

2 Village Blvd, Princeton www.ruthschris.com

See ad, page 27

Salt Creek Grille 609-419-4200

Princeton Forrestal Village One Rockingham Row Princeton www.saltcreekgrille.com

Sumi Ramen 609-269-5218

10 Schalks Crossing Rd, Plainsboro www.sumiramen.com

Teresa Caffe

609-921-1974

19-23 Palmer Square E, Princeton www.teresacaffe.com

Terra Momo Bread Company 609-688-0188

74 Witherspoon St, Princeton www.terramomobread.com/home

Terra Momo Restaurant Group 609-924-4009 www.terramomo.com

The Logan Inn 215-862-2300

10 W Ferry St, New Hope, PA www.loganinn.com

The Stone Terrace by John Henry’s 609-581-8855

2275 Kuser Rd, Hamilton www.thestoneterrace.com

Triumph Brewing Company 609-924-7855

138 Nassau St, Princeton www.triumphbrewing.com

Wildflour Bakery/Café 609-620-1100 2691 Main St, Lawrenceville wildflourbakery-cafe.com

Witherspoon Grill 609-924-6011

57 Witherspoon St, Princeton www.witherspoongrill.com

VINEYARDS

Crossing Vineyards & Winery 215-493-6500

1853 Wrightstown Rd, Newtown www.crossingvineyards.com

Hopewell Valley Vineyards, LLC 609-737-4465

46 Yard Rd, Pennington www.enjoyhopewellvalleywines.com

Attractions

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

American Repertory Ballet/ Princeton Ballet School 609-921-7758

80 Albany St, 2nd Fl, New Brunswick www.arballet.org

ArtPride New Jersey 609-479-3377

432 High St, Burlington www.artpridenj.org

Arts Council of Princeton 609-924-8777

102 Witherspoon St

Paul Robeson Center for the Arts Princeton www.artscouncilofprinceton.org

Boheme Opera NJ 609-581-9551

PO Box 4157, Trenton www.bohemeopera.com

Capital Philharmonic of New Jersey 609-558-2292

PO Box 7683, Trenton

Ginger Ninja Productions, LLC 732-903-4386

PO Box 193, Allenwood www.gingerninjacomedy.com

Hopewell Theater 609-466-2026

5 S Greenwood Ave, Hopewell www.hopewelltheater.com/live Lewis Center for the Arts at Princeton University 609-258-5262

122 Alexander St, Princeton www.princeton.edu/arts/ McCarter Theatre Center 609-258-2787

91 University Pl, Princeton www.mccarter.org

See ad, page 17

Passage Theatre 609-392-0766

PO Box 967, Trenton www.passagetheatre.org

Princeton Pro Musica 609-683-5122

231 Clarksville Rd, PO Box 2244

Princeton Junction www.princetonpromusica.org

Princeton Summer Theater 732-997-0205

PO Box 183, Princeton www.princetonsummertheater.org

Princeton Symphony Orchestra 609-497-0020

575 Ewing St, PO Box 250, Princeton www.princetonsymphony.org

See ad, page 22

Princeton University Concerts 609-258-2800

Woolworth Center, Room 301 Princeton www.princetonuniversityconcerts.org

State Theatre New Jersey 732-247-7200

40 Livingston Ave, New Brunswick www.stnj.org

The College of New Jersey Center for the Arts 609-771-2065

The School of Arts & Communication 2000 Pennington Rd

Ewing www.tcnj.edu/cfa

Trenton Music Makers 609-394-8700

PO Box 5206, Trenton www.trentonmusicmakers.org

Village Arts 609-502-1674

42 S Main St, 2nd Fl, Wrightstown www.VillageArtsNJ.com

West Windsor Arts Council 609-716-1931

952 Alexander Rd, Princeton Junction www.westwindsorarts.org

Westminster Choir College 609-921-7100

101 Walnut Ln, Princeton www.rider.edu/wcc

Westrick Music Academy

609-688-1888

231 Clarksville Rd, Ste 8, Princeton Junction www.westrickmusic.org

CLUBSCOUNTY/GOLF/TENNIS/SWIM

Cobblestone Creek Country Club 609-896-0259

2170 Lawrence Rd, Lawrenceville www.cobblestonecreek.club

Cranbury Golf Club and “The Bog” Restaurant 609-799-0341

49 Southfield Rd, West Windsor www.cranburygolf.com

Forsgate Country Club 732-521-0070

375 Forsgate Dr, Monroe Twp www.forsgatecc.com

Makefield Highlands Golf Club 215-321-7000

1418 Woodside Rd, Yardley, PA www.makefieldhighlandsgolf.com

Springdale Golf Club 609-921-8790

1895 Clubhouse Dr, Princeton www.springdalegc.org

Stonybrook Golf Club 609-466-2215

207 Stony Brook Rd, Hopewell www.stonybrookgolf.nj.com

The Bedens Brook Club 609-466-2646

240 Rolling Hill Rd, Skillman www.bedensbrook.com

TPC Jasna Polana 609-688-0500

8 Lawrenceville Rd, Princeton www.tpcatjasnapolana.com

Trenton Country Club 609-883-3800

201 Sullivan Way, West Trenton www.trentoncc.com

ENTERTAINMENT

Mercer County Italian American Festival Association 609-631-7544

2421 Liberty St, Hamilton www.ItalianAmericanFestival.com

Princeton Garden Theatre 609-279-1999

160 Nassau St, Princeton www.princetongardentheatre.org

Princeton Tour Company 855-743-1415

98 Nassau St, Princeton www.princetontourcompany.com

See ad, page 13

Sound Choice Disc Jockeys, Inc. 609 915-2648

87 Federal City Rd, Lawrenceville www.djchoice.com

CURE Insurance Arena 609-656-3200

81 Hamilton Ave, Trenton www.cureinsurancearena.com

TapSnap 1097 908-531-6483

601 US 206 #26, Ste 417, Hillsborough www.tapsnap1097.com

Theater to Go 609-915-6409

7 Holly Ln, Lawrenceville www.theatertogo.com

The Grape Escape 609-409-9463

12 Stults Rd, Ste 101, Dayton www.gograpes.com

FARMERS MARKET

Terhune Orchards

609-924-2310

330 Cold Soil Rd, Princeton www.terhuneorchards.com

See ad, page 24

FILM FESTIVAL

Nassau Film Festival 732-718-3176

29 Greaves Pl, Cranford www.nassaufilmfestival.org

MUSEUMS

Grounds For Sculpture

609-586-0616

80 Sculptors Way, Hamilton www.groundsforsculpture.org

See ad, Inside Back Cover

Historical Society of Princeton 609-921-6748

354 Quaker Rd, Updike Farmstead

Princeton www.princetonhistory.org

See ad, page 4

Kidsbridge Tolerance Center 609-771-0300

999 Lower Ferry Rd, Ewing Township www.kidsbridgecenter.org

Morven Museum & Garden 609-924-8144

55 Stockton St, Princeton www.morven.org

See ad, page 30

Old Barracks Museum 609-396-1776

101 Barrack St, Trenton www.barracks.org

See ad, page 23

Princeton Einstein Museum of Science 609-203-5188

26 Sycamore Pl, Princeton www.princetoneinsteinmuseum.org

Princeton University Art Museum 609-258-3788 Princeton www.artmuseum.princeton.edu

RECREATION

Bury the Hatchet Princeton 732-580-5970

2495 Brunswick Pike, Lawrenceville www.burythehatchet.com

Princeton National Rowing Association 609-799-7100

1 S Post Rd, West Windsor www.rowpnra.org

Princeton Tennis Program

609-520-0015

92 Washington Rd, Princeton www.ptp.org

Sky Zone Hamilton 609-587-5867

17 Quakerbridge Plaza Dr, Unit B Hamilton www.skyzone.com/hamilton Stumpy’s Hatchet House 609-436-9737

745 Alexander Rd, Ste 1-3, Princeton www.stumpyshh.com/princetonnj

SPORTS Fan Favorite Club

609-577-1485

279 Whitehead Rd, Hamilton www.fanfavoriteclub.com

Hunter Farms/ Princeton Show Jumping 609-924-2932

1315 The Great Rd, Princeton www.princetonshowjumping.com Mercer U23 Soccer LLC 609-896-0706

4 Old Bridle Path, Lawrenceville www.realcentralnj.soccer

Princeton University 609-258-5073

Department of Athletics Jadwin Gymnasium, PO Box 71 Princeton www.goprincetontigers.com

Pro Level Training 215-990-2000

5 Mountainview Ct, Ewing Township

Prudential Center - New Jersey Devils 973-757-6453

25 Lafayette St, Newark www.prucenter.com/devils.nhl.com

Special Olympics New Jersey 609-896-8000

1 Eunice Kennedy Shriver Way Lawrenceville www.sonj.org

The First Tee of Greater Trenton

800-322-4352

431 Pennington Ave, Trenton www.thefirstteegreatertrenton.org

Thumbs Down Golf 609-577-0212

East Windsor www.golfinstructionmadesimple.com

Trenton Thunder 609-394-3300

One Thunder Rd, Trenton www.trentonthunder.com

Getting Around

AIR TRANSPORTATION

Atlantic City International Airport 609-645-7895

101 Atlantic City International Airport

Ste 106

Egg Harbor Township www.sjta.com/acairport

Newark Liberty International Airport 973-961-6000 Newark www.newarkairport.com

Philadelphia International Airport 215-937-6937

800 Essington Ave, Philadelphia www.phl.org

Trenton-Mercer Airport 609-882-1601

340 Scotch Rd, Ste 200, Ewing Township www.iflyttn.com

See ad, Back Cover

TRANSPORTATION

A-1 Limousine Inc. 800-367-0070

2 Emmons Dr, Princeton www.a1limo.com

Analar Corporation 609-921-7681

41 Airpark Rd, Princeton www.analarcorp.com

Greater Mercer TMA 609-452-1491

15 Roszel Rd S, Ste 101 , Princeton www.gmtma.org

King Limousine & Transportation 609-951-0444

2 Carnegie Rd, Lawrenceville www.kinglimoinc.com

National Charter Bus Jersey City 201-205-1238

Jersey City www.nationalbuscharter.com/ jersey-city-charter-bus

Starr Bus Charter & Tours

609-587-0626

2531 E State St, Trenton www.starrtours.com

Stout’s Transportation 609-883-8891

20 Irven St, Trenton www.stoutstransportation.com

Totten Transportation Services, Inc. 609-890-1415

PO Box 2627, Hamilton www.shipfreight.com

White Star Logistics Inc. 609-751-5252 200 Whitehead Rd, Suite 213, Hamilton www.ShipWSL.com

TRAVEL SERVICES

AAA, Mid-Atlantic Lawrenceville CCIT 609-419-1704 2970 Brunswick Pike, Lawrenceville www.aaa.com

Crown Cruise Vacations 609-945-9801

103 Main St, Ste 300, Princeton www.CrownCruiseVacations.com Cruise Planners 609-750-0807

295 Princeton Hightstown Rd, Ste 11-283 West Windsor www.makingvacationmemories.com

John Harsell dba Cruise Planners 609-439-1855

3 Search Ave, Pennington www.jdorytraveljourneys.com

MJ’s Travel Connection 609-924-2994 66 Fackler Rd, Lawrenceville www.mjstravelconnection.com

Sita World Tours 800-421-5643 16250 Ventura Blvd, Ste 300, Encino, CA www.sitatours.com

Accommodations

BED & BREAKFAST

Inn at Glencairn

609-497-1737

3301 Lawrenceville Rd, Princeton www.innatglencairn.com

See ad, page 21

HOTELS/CONFERENCE CENTERS

Chauncey Hotel & Conference Center 609-921-3600

1 Chauncey Rd, Princeton www.chauncey.com

See ad, page 11

Conference and Events Center at the New Jersey Hospital Association 609-275-4140

760 Alexander Rd, Princeton www.conferencecenternj.com

Conference Center at Mercer County Community College 609-570-3237

1200 Old Trenton Rd, West Windsor www.mccc.edu/cc

Courtyard by Marriott Hamilton 609-585-2111

530 US Rte 130, Hamilton www.marriott.com

Crowne Plaza Princeton Conference Center 609-936-4200

900 Scudders Mill Rd, Plainsboro www.princetoncp.com

DoubleTree by Hilton of Princeton 609-452-2400

4355 Rte One S at Ridge Rd, Princeton www.princeton.doubletree.com

Hilton Garden Inn - Hamilton 609-585-6789

800 US Hwy 130, Hamilton www.hamilton.hgi.com

Holiday Inn Express Princeton-Southeast 609-936-6600

870 Scudders Mill Rd, Plainsboro www.hieprinceton.com

Nassau Inn 609-921-7500

10 Palmer Square E, Princeton www.nassauinn.com

See ad, page 9

National Conference Center at the Holiday Inn of East Windsor 609-443-8000

399 Monmouth St, East Windsor www.nccmeetings.com

Princeton Marriott Hotel at Forrestal 609-452-7800

100 College Rd E, Princeton www.princetonmarriott.com

Residence Inn by Marriott Princeton/ Carnegie Center 609-799-0550

3563 US Rte 1, Princeton www.marriott.com/ttnww

Rider University Auxiliary Services 609-896-7700

2083 Lawrenceville Rd, Lawrenceville www.rider.edu/conferences

River House at Odette’s, A Refined Hospitality Property 808-292-1029

274 S River Rd, New Hope, PA www.riverhousenewhope.com

See ad, page 7

RWJ Conference Center

@ RWJ Fitness & Wellness

609-584-2159

3100 Quakerbridge Rd, Mercerville www.conferencecenter.rwjhamilton.org

SpringHill Suites by Marriott 609-530-0900

1000 Charles Ewing Blvd

Princeton S Corporate Center

Ewing www.ewingspringhill.com

The Peacock Inn 609-924-1707 20 Bayard Ln, Princeton www.peacockinn.com

See ad, page 15

Westin Princeton at Forrestal Village 609-452-7900

201 Village Blvd, Princeton www.westinprinceton.com

HOTELS/MOTELS

Best Western Princeton 732-329-4555

4191 US Hwy 1, Monmouth Junction www.BestWesternPrincetonInn.com

Courtyard by MarriottEwing/Princeton 609-771-8100

360 Scotch Rd, Ewing www.marriott.com/ttnet

Courtyard by Marriott - Princeton 609-716-9100

3815 US Rte 1, Princeton www.marriott.com/ttncy

Courtyard by Marriott Cranbury/ South Brunswick 609-655-9950

420 Forsgate Dr, Cranbury www.marriott.com/ewrbk

Element by Westin 609-671-0050

1000 Sam Weinroth Rd E, Ewing www.elementewing.com

Hampton Inn & Suites - Robbinsville 609-259-0300

153 W Manor Way, Robbinsville www.robbinsvillesuites.hamptoninn.com

Hampton Inn East Windsor 609-426-1600

384 Monmouth St, East Windsor www.eastwindsor.hamptoninn.com

Hampton Inn of Bordentown 609-298-4000

2004 Rte 206, Bordentown www.hilton.com/en/hotels/ bdtnjhx-hampton-bordentown Holiday Inn Princeton 609-520-1200

100 Independence Way, Princeton www.holidayinn.com

Homewood Suites by Hilton 609-720-0550

3819 Rte 1 S, Princeton www.princeton.homewoodsuites.com

Homewood Suites by HiltonHamilton, NJ 609-689-1260

960 US Hwy 130, Hamilton www.hamiltonnj.homewoodsuites.com Hyatt Place 609-720-0200

3565 US Hwy 1, Princeton www.hyattplace.com

Hyatt Regency Princeton 609-987-1234

102 Carnegie Center, Princeton www.princeton.regency.hyatt.com

Residence Inn by Marriott Hamilton 609-585-2111

559 Rte 130 N, Hamilton www.marriott.com/ttnrt

Shrinath, Inc.

T/A Sleep-E-Hollow Motel 609-896-0900

14 Lily Rd, Edison

TownePlace Suites

by Marriott Cranbury South Brunswick 609-655-4005

2535 Rte 130, Cranbury www.marriott.com/ttntc

Woolverton Inn 609-397-0802

6 Woolverton Rd, Stockton www.woolvertoninn.com

See ad, page 35

Shopping & Services

BEAUTY

Arbonne 609-206-2076

26 S Main St, Lambertville www.hillaryspivak.arbonne.com

Casa Aziz Salon 609-279-1744

4 Hulfish St, Princeton www.casa-aziz.com

Cosmo Bleu Salon 609-497-2538

170 Nassau St, Princeton www.cosmobleu.com

Dawn to Dusk Wellbeing Center 732-447-9429

12 Stults Rd, Ste 125, Dayton www.dawntoduskwellbeing.com

Edye’s Naturals 609-731-2040

9 Linden Ln, Pennington www.edyesnaturals.com

Go To Concierge, LLC 267-417-4060

PO BOX 598, New Hope, PA www.thegotoconcierge.com

MY SALON Suite 609-342-5210

3100 Quakerbridge Rd, Mercerville www.mysalonsuite.com/hamilton-square

Sweet Home Services 732-228-9226

100 Overlook Dr, Princeton www.sweethomeservicesllc.com

Well Beyond 609-462-3141

6 Avalon Lakes Court, Skillman www.wellbeyondpartners.com

CHURCHES

Nassau Christian Center Assembly of God 609-921-0981

26 Nassau St, Princeton www.nassauchristian.org

CONCIERGE/PERSONAL ERRANDS

Open Door Valet 844-ODV-1283

PO Box 1213, Princeton www.Opendoorvalet.com

FITNESS CENTERS

Honor Yoga Princeton 609-933-2900

3495 US Rte 1, Princeton www.honoryoga.com

Princeton Fitness and Wellness Center 609-683-7888

1225 State Rd, Princeton N Shopping Center Princeton www.princetonfitnessandwellness.com

SETS Hybrid Training 732-487-1994 406 Market Pl Blvd, Hamilton Team85 Fitness & Wellness 609-298-8585

8500 K Johnson Blvd, Bordentown www.myteam85.com

FLORISTS

Petal Pushers, Inc. 609-890-1166

2632 Whitehorse-Hamilton Sq Rd Hamilton Square www.petalpushersnj.com

GARDEN CENTERS & NURSERIES

Green Haven Garden Center 609-584-6930 1181 Hughes Dr, Hamilton www.greenhavengardencenter.com

GOVERNMENT

Mercer County Park Commission 609-303-0700

The Historic Hunt House, 197 Blackwell Rd Pennington www.mercercountyparks.org

Mercer County Park Commission Recreation and Events Center 609-443-8560

1638 Old Trenton Rd, West Windsor www.mercercountyparks.org

New Jersey Division of Travel & Tourism 225 W State St, 3rd Fl, Trenton www.visitnj.org

HEALTH & WELLNESS

LANA Luxury Medical Spa 833-526-2123

800 Bunn Dr. Ste 303 Medical Arts Building Princeton www.lanaoncospa.com

PIBCOA of Princeton 908-421-4804 330 N Harrison St, Ste 1, Princeton www.pibcoa.com

Plastic Surgery Arts of New Jersey 732-418-0709

1378 Rte 206, Ste 203, Skillman www.psanj.com

Profile by Sanford

609-608-9321

654 Nassau Park Blvd, Princeton www.profileplan.com/princeton

Windsor Dermatology 609-443-4500

59 One Mile Rd Ext, East Windsor www.windsordermatology.com

The Suppers Programs

609-921-0441

211 N Harrison St, Ste A4, Princeton www.thesuppersprograms.org

Zen Leaf

609-212-4351

3256 Brunswick Pike, Fl 4 Lawrence Township www.zenleafdispensaries.com/dispensary/ zen-leaf-lawrence

LAUNDROMATS

Laundry Place, LLC

609-586-SUDS (7837)

3800 Quakerbridge Rd, Hamilton www.laundryplaceQB.com

See ad, page 39

Spin Doctor Laundromats, LLC 609-981-7746

1070 Whitehorse-Mercerville Rd Kuser Plaza Hamilton www.spindoctorlaundromat.com

See ad, this page

LIBRARIES

New Jersey State Library 609-278-2640

185 W State St, PO Box 520 Trenton

Princeton Public Library

609-924-9529

Sands Library Bldg, 65 Witherspoon St Princeton www.princetonlibrary.org

MEDIA

New Jersey Buzz

609-516-9306

1067 Florence Columbus Rd, Bordentown www.newjerseybuzz.com

Patch.com - An AOL Company 609-865-3515

232 Sunset Ave, Hightstown www.princeton.patch.com

Princeton Community Television 609-252-1963

1 Monument Dr, Princeton www.princetontv.org

Town Topics 609-924-2200

4438 Rte 27 N, Kingston www.towntopics.com

YourTownTube.com 609-815-1850

174 Nassau St, Princeton www.yourtowntube.com

NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS

Crossroads of the American Revolution National Heritage Area 609-633-2060

101 Barrack St, Trenton www.revolutionarynj.org

Princeton Mercer Regional Chamber 609-924-1776

619 Alexander Rd, Ste 101, Princeton www.princetonmercer.org

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Princeton Merchants Association

PO Box 584, Princeton www.princetonmerchants.org/home

The Roebling Museum 609-499-7200

100 Second Ave, Roebling www.roeblingmuseum.org

Visit Bucks County 215-639-0300

3207 Street Rd, Bensalem, PA www.visitbuckscounty.com

PET CARE & SERVICES

Golden Paws Pet Resort & Spa 609-259-1900

8 Sharon Rd, Robbinsville www.goldenpawspetresort.com

PRIVATE CLUBS

At Earth’s End

(Ends of the Earth Brands) 856-397-2829

45 Spring St, Princeton www.EarthsEnd.com

Nassau Club of Princeton 609-924-0580

6 Mercer St, Princeton www.nassauclub.org

The Lobby Club 609-900-8001

3 Hunters Ridge Dr, Trenton www.thelobbyclubnj.com

REAL ESTATE

RESIDENTIAL & MANAGEMENT

Palmer Square Management 609-921-2333

40 Nassau St, Princeton www.palmersquare.com

See ad, Inside Front Cover

The Gershen Group, LLC 609-989-8500

29 Emmons Dr., Ste C-10, Princeton www.gershengroup.com

See ad, page 25

RETAIL

2nd Avenue Thrift Superstore 609-910-4589

1071 Whitehorse Mercerville Rd Hamilton Township www.2ndavestores.com

Alexia Connellan Jewelry 609-200-5252

300 Carnegie Center Dr, Ste 150 Princeton www.alexiaconnellan.com

Barnes and Noble Campus Town 609-359-5056

500 Campus Town Dr, Ewing

Carella’s Chocolates, LLC 609-586-5136

2503 Nottingham Way, Hamilton www.carellaschocolates.com

Garden State Tile 610-653-6015

205 Nassau St, Princeton www.gstile.com

Haldeman Lexus of Princeton 609-375-1000

2630 Business Rte 1 N, Lawrenceville www.haldemanlexusofprinceton.com

Hamilton Jewelers 609.454.4575

92 Nassau St, Princeton www.hamiltonjewelers.com

Hinkson’s The Office Store 609-924-0112

2 Dogwood Ln, Hamilton Township

Honda of Princeton 609-683-0722

987 State Rd, Princeton www.princetonhonda.com

J & S Autohaus Group 609-844-0500

1723 N Olden Ave, Trenton (Ewing) www.jsautohaus.com

Jeffrey Scott 609-367-6290

252 Nassau St, Princeton www.jeffreyscott.com

Labyrinth Books 609-497-1600

122 Nassau St, Princeton www.labyrinthbooks.com

Mrs. G Appliances 609-882-1444

2720 Bus Rte 1, Lawrence Twp www.mrsgs.com

Native Ceuticals 609-577-8481

1273 Rte 206, 20 Blackhorse Run

Montgomery Township www.nativeceuticals.com

Pet Photos Plus 609-865-1111

13 N Main St, New Hope www.petphotosplus.com

Precision Acura of Princeton 609-895-0600 3001 Rte 1, Lawrenceville www.precisionacura.com

Princeton Art & Brush Company 609-683-1122

1012 Whitehead Rd Extension, Ewing www.princetonbrush.com

Princeton BMW 609-570-1520

3630 Quakerbridge Rd, Hamilton www.princetonbmw.com

Princeton Perfume Company 609-858-4236

29 Hawthorn Dr, Plainsboro

Princeton Record Exchange 609-921-0881

20 S Tulane St, Princeton www.prex.com

Route 33 Nissan 609-586-1900 951 US Hwy 33, Hamilton Square www.route33nissan.com

Spangles Custom Jewelry Designs 609-672-1977 295 Princeton Hightstown Rd, #336

West Windsor • www.spanglesdesigns.com

The Cross and Shamrock 609-586-9696

1669 Hwy 33, Hamilton Square www.crossandshamrock.com

Touchstone Crystal by Swarovski 609-509-3529

1400 Woodlane Rd, Eastampton www.touchstonecrystal.com/sites/ andreathomas

SCHOOLS, COLLEGES & EDUCATION

Chapin School 609-924-2644

4101 Princeton Pike, Princeton www.chapinschool.org

Mercer County Community College 609-570-3613

1200 Old Trenton Rd, PO Box B, Trenton www.mccc.edu

Princeton Friends School 609 683-1194

470 Quaker Rd, Princeton www.princetonfriendsschool.org

Princeton Theological Seminary

609-921-8300

64 Mercer St, Princeton www.ptsem.edu

See ad, page 40

Princeton University 609-258-3204

Office of Community and Regional Affairs

4 Mercer St. Princeton www.princeton.edu/community

Princeton University 609-258-6477

Office of Public Affairs

22 Chambers St., Ste 101 Princeton www.princeton.edu

Princeton University 609-258-6428

Office of the Vice President 1 Nassau Hall, Princeton www.princeton.edu

Princeton University 609-258-2676

University Services, 7 New South Princeton www.princeton.edu

Rider University 609-896-5000

2083 Lawrenceville Rd, Lawrenceville www.rider.edu

See ad, page 19

The College of New Jersey 609-771-2313

2000 Pennington Rd, Ewing www.tcnj.edu

The Goddard School at West Windsor 609-443-1200

1306 Windsor-Edinburg Rd, West Windsor www.goddardschool.com/philadelphia/ west-windsor-edinburg-road-nj

The Hun School of Princeton

609-921-7600

176 Edgerstoune Rd, Princeton www.hunschool.org

Thomas Edison State University 609-777-5680

111 W State St, Trenton www.tesu.edu

Westminster Choir College

609-921-7100

101 Walnut Ln, Princeton www.rider.edu/wcc

Yinghua International School: English-Chinese Immersion School of Princeton 609-375-8015

25 Laurel Ave, Kingston www.yhis.org

Young Audiences Arts for Learning 609-243-9000

200 Forrestal Rd, Princeton www.yanjep.org

SHOPPING CENTERS

MarketFair

609-452-7777

3535 US Hwy 1, Princeton www.marketfairmall.com

See ad, page 20

Princeton Shopping Center 609-921-6234

301 N Harrison St, Princeton www.princetonshoppingcenter.com

Quaker Bridge Mall 609-799-8177

150 Quaker Bridge Mall, Lawrenceville www.Quakerbridgemall.com

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Historical Society Of Princeton

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Hopewell Theater

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Hopewell Valley Vineyards

www.hopewellvalleyvineyards.com

Inn At Glencairn

www.innatglencairn.com

Laundry Place

laundryplaceQB.com

marketfairshoppes.com

McCarter Theatre Center

mccarter.org

Mercer County Office of Economic Development

mercercounty.org Mercer Digital Printing

www.mercerdigital.com

Mercer County Park Commission

mercercountyparks.org

Morven Museum & Garden

www.morven.org Nassau Inn

nassauinn.com

Odette’s Restaurant

riverhousenewhope.com

Old Barracks Museum 23 www.barracks.org

Palmer Square Inside Front Cover palmersquare.com

Princeton Symphony Orchestra 22 princetonsymphony.org

Princeton Theological Seminary 40 ptsem.edu/the-quad

Princeton Tour Company 13 www.PrincetonTourCompany.com

Princeton Windrows Realty, LLC 3 www.princetonwindrows.com

Rider University 19 Rider.edu/tours

River House at Odette’s .............................7 riverhousenewhope.com

Ruth’s Chris Steak House 27 www.ruthschris.com

Spin Doctor Laundromat 37 www.spindoctorlaundromat.com

Terhune Orchards ....................................24 www.terhuneorchards.com

The Alchemist & Barrister Restaurant & Pub 27 www.theaandb.com

The Gershen Group, LLC 25 www.gershengroup.com

The Peacock Inn 15

ThePeacockInn.com

The Perch at Peacock Inn 28 ThePeacockInn.com

Trenton-Mercer Airport Back Cover www.iflyttn.com

Weichert Realtors - Beatrice Bloom 2 BeatriceBloom.com

Woolverton Inn Bed & Breakfast 35 www.woolvertoninn.com

Yankee Doodle Tap Room .........................2 yankeedoodletaproom.com