The Quaker Bridge Mall is a monument to late-stage capitalism wrapped in beige tiles and…read moreexistential dread. It is neither quaking, nor bridged, nor particularly Quaker, though I did feel a strange spiritual calm while waiting in line at Auntie Anne's, watching dough be twisted into symbols of carbohydrate comfort. Inside, time folds in on itself like a pair of clearance khakis. There are stores selling perfume, gadgets, jeans tight enough to restrict original thought. There's a Cheesecake Factory, which exists on the same moral plane as purgatory: vast, overlit, and full of folks trying to remember what it was they came in for. The mall is clean. The ceilings are high. The escalators move up and down like Sisyphus with a corporate sponsor. No one seems to know why they're there, but they are, floating from JC Penney to Old Navy in a retail daze. The air smells faintly of artificial scents and unspoken longing. There's something poetic about a mall in the 21st century. A living fossil. A place where you can still see teenagers in small herds, clutching bubble tea and dreams. Where old men power-walk past Forever 21, defiant in orthopedic sneakers. Where the Apple Store shines like a sterile shrine to tech-assisted distraction. Three stars. Not because it's bad; it's not. It is precisely what it claims to be: a mall. A decent one. One with enough stores to feel like you might find something, even if you don't know what you're looking for. It would get four stars if it had a decent bookstore. It would get five if it could answer why I felt slightly lonelier when I left than when I arrived.

Services isn't a thing at the mall anymore Just at the food…read morecourt and its clean. Slections are up but questionable material Value is very good especially at S NJ outlets also and in store discounts not advertised at quaker

This Supercharger is located in the Hamilton Township marketplace with plenty of options to…read morewalk/shop nearby while you wait for your Tesla to charge up. Barnes and Noble, Red Robin, Panera, Chik-Fil-A, Staples, Honeygrow, Mission BBQ, Kohl's, DQ, are among the nearby options to make good use of your time while your Tesla charges. If you have more of a pep in your step there are bigger names a little further away like, Staples, Walmart, Lowe's, BJ's, Cracker Barrel, ShopRite, Jersey Mike's, Five Below, Party City,.... Just to name a few. With all these options and then some, I do rate this Supercharger location a little higher given the great location in proximity to these eateries and shops. It's also very close to Interstate 195 (I-195) on Route 130. I've never had any issues so far with finding a charger to start as soon as I arrive, but I often do come in the evenings when perhaps the demand is less.

This location is almost five stars ... Panera Bread is just across the lot unfortunately they have…read morethe worst manager and service. Barnes and noble is directly next to us but not open due to covid. No restrooms or rubbish bins near.

Large rest area with food options. Very busy when we were there. Panda Express, other basics…read moreavailable.

We had a reservation and were seated promptly. The menu had a nice assortment of items. Our server…read morewas accurate and prompt but totally deadpan. Our drinks (pear-licious martini and appletini) were good but filled so full that there was spillage on the bottom of the glass when they were served. I had the goat cheese poppers which were delicious, as was the apple salad that accompanied them. I also had a side - apples Brussels sprouts, butternut squash & celery root - a fabulous combination that I thoroughly enjoyed. The others in my party had a burger (too well done but ok) and rare seared tuna (yummy) with the same veggie side. For dessert, we tried 3: warm chocolate chip cookies (very good), baklava (ok), and espresso creme brûlée (good). We had espresso and coffee as well - which were both accompanied by biscotti which went home for a morning snack. Our reservation was 7p on a Thursday near Christmas. The place was packed with lots of larger parties and what appeared to be a holiday party. So it was LOUD and hard to hear each other speak. As the crowd thinned out, it got much better.

Friend booked this place for a large birthday brunch. There were around 16 of us total, and they…read morewere definitely able to accommodate for every one. I got a forest omelette. The omelette was a bit dry, and it wasn't really my favorite. The sausage was nice and snappy though. One of my friends got the eggs Benedict which she thought was alright. Desserts were shared around the table: carrot cake, cannolis and blueberry pie. The taste was a bit artificial and each dessert was very dry. Despite having a large party, the dessert was not finished. I like how there's plenty of parking in the back. I believe this diner has been open for quite some time. I'm not sure if it's bc when we came here it was a holiday weekend and it was super busy, but everything to me just was a bit subpar.

Wonderful BnB (big beautiful old house) that we've stayed at for a few years now and would…read moredefinitely go back to. Amazing location, just steps away from downtown New Hope but also quiet and laid back there. Dinie and Carl are great hosts too- very accommodating and helpful with local tips. Plus, you get a good full breakfast there and see bunnies hopping around the area all the time. The backyard is really cool with sculptures, tables, chairs, gazebo and more. Different rooms have a balcony or whirlpool tub or fireplace. They also give each room a nice little bottle of anisette to drink and chocolates and/or cookies.

So secluded and discreet! It's the most romantic place to hook up with "nature"…read more Privacy is key... we go there twice a year for eleven years now

Can you tell which are statues?…read more Years ago I went to Grounds For Sculpture, a 42 acre outdoor and indoor art exhibit with gorgeous gardens and every type of art you can learn and imagine. My boys were too young to appreciate it back then. This time we did it differently. Prior to going, we did a lesson on different types of art. We created slides to help teach us different types of art. I have included the slides so you can share these to your kids as an art lesson. While we were at the Grounds For Sculpture, I have to tell you... the way the Realism Art, Pop Art, and Abstract Impression Art Blended with its natural surroundings, my eyes began to play tricks on me! For a split second, regular people sitting on a bench looked like statues too! It's very well done! This place creates a dream like state. Go to the Meadow section first! It's a lot of walking so don't go on a hot day. #groundsforsculpture #nj #art

This may sound overly exuberant, but I love this place!…read more Founded in 1992 by J. Seward Johnson (a Johnson & Johnson heir) his goal was to build a contemporary sculpture garden for the public to enjoy. The property was initially the site of the Jersey fairgrounds and later the Trenton Speedway. (It's so peaceful and lovely here, it's hard to imagine the raucous noise of racecars.) We signed up for a walking tour -- free with the price of admission -- which runs for about an hour. In addition, friendly docents walking around the grounds stopped to chat offering great information -- even some juicy gossip! Be sure to pull up the app on your phone which we found helpful. The garden is closed Tuesday. One of the sites said admission is timed, but mid-week we were able to simply show up. Note that veterans and seniors pay reduced admission. Parking is free and there's a restaurant/coffee shop in the welcome center that's an inviting place to refuel. The photos I snapped are the garden's realistic representations, but there's a whole host of contemporary sculpture, all very different with their own stories.

This is the Tesla charger on the NJ Turnpike, at the Molly Pitcher Travel Plaza (Southbound only)…read more They are at the FAR north end of the "cars only" parking lot. The chargers can be reached ONLY by following Travel Plaza signs to "Cars Only", then immediately turn right. If you follow the entrance for "Trucks and Buses", you will be unable to reach the chargers.

After dropping off a guest in a nearby town, I needed l quick charging, enough to take me home…read moresafely . This was the closest SC that also happens to be in a Wawa parking lot. Upon arrival the SC area was easy to locate. I found 2/3 of the stalls empty and all were functional. The price per KWH was little high for peak hour at 46 cents, off peak was 23 cents. The stall I plugged in had excellent voltage. My car charged about 20% within 6-7 minutes. While charging, I saw the Wawa entrance right in front of me. Walked in to get some snacks and drink. When I came back, the charging was almost done.

Supercharger is good . Nicely located close to 287 highway. Passed by this area and came here .z…read morewas a bit crowded but was able to get a charging point . 0.34$ per kw. Cheaper than malls etc. thumbs up overall. Conveniently located next to Wawa .

Leaving NYC and entering Jersey, I saw the need to charge the Tesla. My app is directing to me…read morecharge in Woodbridge NJ? I don't know Jersey that well, why are there no charing stations on i95? The app directed me to a Wawa station. There were a few open chargers, I backed into the stall and left the car to suck up the zaps. I went to the Wawa, used the facilities (That means take a leak) bought a Coke and by the time I came back, the car was ready for my trip to the Jersey shore. Nice clean and well lit spot, I would recommend this charging station.

Found a gem of a charging station .... Wow . 0.17$ almost the whole day and they have about 13-15…read morechargers .. amzingggggg value for money ... most of the other chargers we used were about .34-0.43 $ .. almost double charge ... well placed in rt 1 ... right next to Wawa .... 5/5 for sure ...