I love these little places that create a personality to a community and find themselves forever…read moreliving within your memories. This tunnel is a pretty tight drive as you pass through in your vehicle. As I said, this tunnel will stay within your memories as part of South Amboy, New Jersey. I lived in South Amboy, New Jersey and grew up in Central New Jersey, which many claim that central New Jersey does not exist. I disagree. Central New Jersey certainly is a place. It is not the more rural south Jersey nor claim Philadelphia as their city, nor is it directly in the shadow of Manhattan (though here is within the shadow of Staten Island, New York). This "hole-in-the-wall" is part of the landscape of my memories and I am better for having driven through it (definitely a better driver). Again, these little quirks will forever stay within you no matter if your life journey took you far from South Amboy, New Jersey. It is perhaps more poignant will you remember something as seemingly inconsequential as a narrow bridge as a part of a community that you fondly cherish. I remember this "hole-in-the-wall" and smile at its memory.

We checked in today at Hole In The Wall through Chrissy at the front desk. She was definitely the…read morenicest , most welcoming customer service agent we've ever come into contact with. They found the best person to do that job!

The roads were extremely dangerous for a wheelchair. They definitely were not designed for…read morewheelchairs. It would be great if the festival was held at a big park.

I look forward to this festival every year! The food , music, food, activities food!! It's a good…read moretime.

I come to the City of New Brunswick about once a year. This trip was in town for a conference and…read morestayed at the Hyatt Regency. Lots of options on Peterson Street and George Street. Ride shares are convenient and easy to use and the local downtown is pretty walkable. Make sure to check out monument square park.

If you're looking for a place where you can stumble upon an artful sculpture while picking up a…read morelatte, look no further than downtown New Brunswick. The public art installations here are found near and between corners, tucked near buildings, and they all have a story to tell, all thanks to the talented local artists who've turned the city into a walking gallery. It's like a free art museum, but with better restaurants. Highly recommend!

I did zero reading about this before hand but was with someone who wanted to see it. It seems like…read moreWeird NJ has this covered well: https://weirdnj.com/stories/devils-tree/ So, what was it like in person? First the boring details: No parking in this "park" that I could see. This, however, doesn't make a trip to the tree hard. There is a somewhat quiet street right across from it and parking there, crossing the road, you are left with a one minute walk to the tree. In other words, it you cannot find it you shouldn't be driving. Anyway... on the tree itself it certainly stands out. I cannot say I witnessed anything different happening from a supernatural perspective but something is going on there. It is either a species way outside of what is native to the area or... perhaps... something more sinister?

After reading about the devil's tree in weird new jersey my friends and i thought it would be fun…read moreto check it out. we drove an hour and a half to mountain road and drove around the neighborhood near the tree a few times since we were scared to get out of the car. The whole time we were making fun of the tree and saying it was stupid and none of the stories could possibly be real. Two of my friends got out and touched the tree, they said nothing happened, so we left to go home. Many stories mention car trouble as the aftermath of visiting the tree. Just as we were heading home we noticed the car bumping and wobbling. we got out to check the tires, and one was completely flat.

Great music from the areas best local artists. Food from some of Red Banks most popular and diverse…read morelocal eateries. Vendors offering many interesting handcrafted items for sale. All on the banks of the beautiful and picturesque Navesink River. What more could you ask for?

Riverfest 2016 is the best free music event in Red Bank, NJ.. Great food, free SWAG and…read moreenvironment! Check it out!

First! Ah Milltown…read more. Some great pizza and sub places for sure. Check out Dusals and Francescos. If you're looking for more fine dining there is a nice seafood place called Frescos up on Ryder's lane. The Milltown diner on main street is a deal and a half when it comes to breakfast and lunch. Try your luck fishing in the pond! It's right in the center of the town by the Hess station. At the corner of one of the towns very few traffic lights. Been fishing there since I was a kid. Caught some big bass and pickerel in there. Even if the fish aren't biting, it's a nice place to grab an ice cream cone from the ice cream depot up the street and relax. Best place on the planet to celebrate the Fourth of July. They start the day with a fishing derby! Always fun fishing on the little mill pond. Catch some largemouth bass and some trout and then it's on to the 5k run! Race with all your buddies all over the town. It's a pretty hilly run, but it's well worth it when you come through the finish line and are met by 100's of cheering spectators. The parade starts normally around 10am and is filled with marching bands, fire trucks, dance teams, and even some rock bands on floats! Next, everyone files down to the towns borough park where there are rides for the kids, live entertainment, lots of vendors, and free hotdogs and soda! The large "MILLTOWN" sign up on the hill just can't be beat. This is a town with pride! At night, there are live bands down at the park and they have a firework display that often puts others to shame. Lookin for an all American small town feel? Take a trip to Milltown.

Nice staff. We need to support our farmers. The lady said the snap peas and asparagus available…read morewere from their farm. She did not know where any of the other produce came from. The garlic had roots on it, as it should, and they were huge bulbs. They were out of strawberries that day. She said the cold weather has caused them to lose alot of the strawberries in their field. Today is 6-2-26 and we have approximately 1 more week of strawberries in Season. I'm not sure why they had none, because we went to another farm just 15 minutes away (Von Thun) and they had strawberries coming out of their ears ! They did have some pretty flowers they were selling.

We decided to come to cut our own Christmas tree this past season and wow what a huge selection!…read more Local owners and family and dog friendly. Great prices and beautiful plants too

Love this farm! Great service and very nice people. They put so much work and love into this farm…read more Wish I could have their peaches in a 24/7 reach, The Apple butter is amazing and was so populare at a family party I held!

My friends and I had such a great time picking apples from this farm. They have a variety of…read morecortland, golden delicious, yellow delicious, and red delicious apples. The trees are abundant and beautiful. I would love to come back next fall.

Probably the best organized festival I've ever been to. Minimal waits on the lines and there was a…read moregreat variety of food. The key for families is to divide and conquer. For singles, go by your course. Ample picnic tables for seating. I like communal tables because you get to meet all kinds of people with all kinds of stories. Very family friendly. Only thing I didn't like was that the performances were held indoors and if you wanted to immerse yourself in the Greek art and dancing, it was a super tight squeeze. Also, they needed more bathroom facilities or porta potties. The lines for those were ridiculous!

TLDR: Great friendly festival of mostly food. The grilled meats were amazing. Im looking forward to…read morecoming again next year! Bring cash. Saw a lot of signs on the road, so we decided to stop in. The festival is made up of many food stands, a couple jewelry/ gift stands, and performances put on by youth on the stage. Like others mentioned, you get in line to buy a ticket for your food item(s), and then you get in another line(s) to pick up the food. Lines were a bit long but fast on Friday evening. We got the: - Greek Loukaniko - grilled sausage with bread - 5 Pack Pork Souvlaki - skewered pork kebabs with bread - Greek fries - fries with salt and oregano - Loukoumades Krispy puffs generously coated with honey and sprinkled with cinnamon and sesame seeds The Loukaniko and Pork Souvlaki were both wonderfully seasoned and beautifully charred. It looked like a lot of meat, but the bright lemon flavor shone through making the dishes easy to eat. The Loukaniko had a hint of sweetness and a distinct spice blend that I haven't had outside Greek cuisine. The crisp char on the Souvlaki was the first texture and flavor I noticed. The pieces of pork were juicy and generous. These two flavorful grilled meats were easily my favorite items that we ordered. The bread they came with was soft and nice to have but nothing special. The Fries were reminiscent of cafeteria fries, but these were slightly limp. They had decent flavor and did a good job accompanying the rest of the meal. I wouldn't eat them without other food. The Loukoumades were fried to order. You must eat them hot - eat them while you're walking (with a fork) if you have to! The shatteringly crisp fried dough were warm vessels of honey and cinnamon. The first few we ate were delicious, but they started to feel oily and a little too sweet after cooking a bit. Share them and eat fast! We watched the youth dance performance while we ate. I'm not too familiar with Greek culture, but the show was a pleasure to watch. Great job! Next year I want to try some of the indoor food options - they all looked amazing. Tip: $2 entry fee per person in cash - bring cash as some vendors don't take card; if you come in a group split up when lining up for food to have everything at the same time

Not to be confused with Insolin NJ which is a great place for Diabetics to live…read more This is a cute little town which is next to Woodbridge which is a lovely and slightly larger town in New Jersey. I like it and I like the vibe and I spent a couple of nights here once with someone I know pretty well who I have visited on several occasions since then (hi love!) and the other time I was here, most recently, sleeping at the rest stop here, which she didn't know about or she would have come out to get me. It's a little out of the way, more so than many other parts of New Jersey, and I have no problem with that.

Iselin, New Jersey has become defined by the strong Indian community and the shopping, restaurants…read moreand more that lines Oak Tree Road. In fact, many refer to this area as "Little India," much like New York City has "Little Italy" and "Chinatown." I grew up in Edison (which is next door to Iselin) and I have many fond memories of this little part of Woodbridge Township, New Jersey. The Iselin that I remember is not the same Iselin that I remember in my memories. That is not a disparaging comment, just a factual one. But I guess that can be said for many towns and cities and probably most if not all of these communities have changed. I will always have great memories of Iselin and the Iselin Fair. I will always remember Hank's and the Pioneer as the neighborhood bars. Both of these bars are gone, but both live in my memories. Jose Tejas is still there. Iselin has changed and if you go, check out some of the great Indian restaurants in the area. Iselin will always hold a special place in my heart.