Clean and clearly labeled NJ transit station. Limited parking space. I didn't see any bums. Has a…read moreticket booth and a portable potty on track 1. Both tracks has a parking space. See images and video for reference . Some areas are permit parking. Mostly are not. Have not seen a toll/pay parking booth or any signages that says so. See images and videos for reference. If you park here, you are on track 2 of the station.

Good place to stop in on if you are taking the train into the City. Bartender is very warm and…read moreinviting. Made the experience much better.

Lately, I've had many better experiences at The Bay Street Train Station. On Tuesdays and…read moreThursdays, I enjoy my walks from here to Plymouth Street and on my way back to the City it's a great place to just sit and relax even when it's really hot out. On rainy days it's been great to sit under the rooftop that's provided and there is a grassy area to hang out in as well until your train comes. It's nice to sit and read, listen to music, and play games on your phone until your train arrives. I don't dislike this train station as much as I did my first time around. I think it just left a bad first impression.

Parked at around 10:30 AM Saturday, picked up the car around 8:45 PM that evening…read more $22. And who are you going to complain to on a Saturday night?

This is a great little train station! I commute from here every day to get to NYC or Hoboken. It…read morehas an indoor space that is fully heated and has two restrooms. There is also free WiFi and a TV showing the morning news. Unfortunately it is not usually open in the evening unless there is a special event. I believe you can rent the space out for various clubs and meetings as needed. They also have a space in the back for small concerts and/or big meals. The city of Glen Ridge also offers two jitneys that pickup/drop you off at the train and cover "south" or "north" neighborhoods. It runs from early morning til 8:20am and then again in the evening rush hour from 4 to 8pm. Costs $3 per ride or you can get a monthly or annual pass!

Sadly there isn't much to say about this station other than it's clean and simple. I come here…read moreoften from Watsessing Avenue station and New York Penn and have really no complaints. Perhaps an additional bench... but not necessary. Great train station.

There is nothing interesting here to be honest. One ticket machine and a couple benches to sit on…read more I come here when I'm late for a class or miss my bus to school. I usually can't wait to get on the train here since I'm usually the only person or one of two.

Very small and clean station. Basic, get on a train and get off it. Nothing more. I like that it is…read moreright next to the busy apartment buildings and it makes traveling to the city so easy. The Montclair Bonton line stops right here and it basically just a 30 min ride with no stops. One ticket machine before you enter the station. 4 stars just for being so accessible and having the express trains stop here.

The NJ Transit offers a Convenient, affordable trip into Manhattan with no bridge/tunnel tolls,…read moretraffic congestion, and parking worries.

With easy access to public transit and I-280, Brick Church Station gives local residents a quick,…read moreeasy way to travel into the city of dreams and back during much of the day. A nearby shopping center could mean that you'll spend more time in the area that you might imagine, but that's the price and benefit of convenience. While the station itself is no-frills, it does what it's supposed to do, and it does it well. Thanks, NJ Transit!

Parking was free and it's a small station. Easy access, just a pain to get to the other track if…read moreyou need to

Station waiting room with rest room is open during business hours, rare for a smaller station on…read morethe NC Transit Main Line. No ticket agent, but ticket machines outside. Accessibility is OK for inbound trains toward NYC, steep stairs only for outbound trains toward Suffern, and difficult to the actual train cars, as this is a low-platform station.

Grimy, dystopian and non-ADA compliant. Strangely, the neighborhood has an above-average number of…read morenewsstands so it conveys a vibe that is a legit commuter town. Not sure how Towaco gets a better station than Lyndhurst.

Kingsland Station does not have a platform. People wait for the train close to the train tracks.read more

Grove Street Station is one of the most convenient path stations on the Path Line…read more It is well kept and a kunction point that lets you out in the heart of Grove Square, which is a restaurant and nightlife hub for Jersey City. I could go on about this, but I wrote a huge blog article on the Jersey City nightlife already.l If you search for it, ;)

Absolute gem of a place. Every person that works there is a delight and impeccably well run by…read moremanagement. The food is stellar. My new local spot that I highly recommend. Love love it.