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    The Mountsier Garden

    5.0 (1 review)

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    Nanina's In the Park - The best day ever!

    Nanina's In the Park

    4.5(163 reviews)
    2.6 mi

    Went for a tour during the wedding planning process in January. Let me tell you, the instant we…read morewalked in, we felt a palpable difference compared to other venue tours. The manager Steve greeted us personally and offered us a drink. The fireplaces felt so cozy and warm. The cocktail hour library and the main area are gorgeous. The chapel is stunning with a brand new addition, a groomsmen getting ready "man cave" complete with a wine cellar, pool table, tvs and kitchenette. The bridal suite is gorgeous with a bar and a balcony. And the ballroom is absolutely stunning. There is also a gorgeous garden with a babbling brook, koi pond, and scenic bridge. This is everything I ever wanted in a wedding venue!

    We were here for a wedding a few years ago and this time my wife helped to plan a wedding here. The…read morestaff is very helpful to help the ceremony go smoothly and efficiently. The premise is beautiful and they now have a beautiful chapel for indoor wedding which can hold about 270+ people. The acoustics in the chapel is also pretty good. The food is pretty good, above average wedding food. Plenty of food during the cocktail hour and the prawns for the main course were huge. Lots and lots of desserts. The bride and groom brought their own vase and candles for the tables and the staff helped to clean them and packed them in boxes. My wife helped planned quite a few weddings, I don't think I've seen staff that helpful. They have lightings on the tree and the windows on the inside which makes the evening look extra special.

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    Nanina's In the Park - Venue: Nanina's in the Park, Flowers: Conroy's Florist & Tuxedos, Hair/Makeup: Michelle Artistry, Photographer: Gabelli Photography

    Venue: Nanina's in the Park, Flowers: Conroy's Florist & Tuxedos, Hair/Makeup: Michelle Artistry, Photographer: Gabelli Photography

    Nanina's In the Park - Venue: Nanina's in the Park, Flowers: Conroy's Florist & Tuxedos, Hair/Makeup: Michelle Artistry, Photographer: Gabelli Photography

    Venue: Nanina's in the Park, Flowers: Conroy's Florist & Tuxedos, Hair/Makeup: Michelle Artistry, Photographer: Gabelli Photography

    Nanina's In the Park - Venue: Nanina's in the Park, Flowers: Conroy's Florist & Tuxedos, Hair/Makeup: Michelle Artistry, Photographer: Gabelli Photography

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    Venue: Nanina's in the Park, Flowers: Conroy's Florist & Tuxedos, Hair/Makeup: Michelle Artistry, Photographer: Gabelli Photography

    Landscape Supply

    Landscape Supply

    2.9(7 reviews)
    1.4 mi

    Website lists products they don't have, customer service is terrible…read more I ordered and paid for their seeding mix which was listed on their webpage. They did not respond at all that day, and I called the next day to try to schedule delivery. It turns out, they don't have that soil in stock. Instead of helping me by changing the order, the man who answered the phone was rude, told me to cancel it on my credit card and that they hadn't processed the charge. This means they saw it come through, knew they didn't have the soil, and didn't bother to call or email me. The whole time he acted like I was inconveniencing HIM, when in actuality I was trying to give them hundreds of dollars, like I used to do every year. Then he had the nerve to hang up on me, as if I'd done something wrong by ordering soil and following up the next day. I was friendly the whole time. He was acting like a petulant child. I can't dispute the transaction on my credit card since it hasn't processed, so it's just sitting in financial limbo and I have to trust that they won't process it later and try to sneak it by me. I'll need to spend the next few weeks following up on this now. I'll also be finding a new compost supplier. I'm planning on replacing my entire front lawn with garden beds this summer and will need plenty of soil and mulch. Oh well.

    Thieves. They list products they don't have, take your order, don't contact you, and process the…read morecharge instead of cancelling it when you call.

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    Brookdale Park - Beautiful Fall Foliage!

    Brookdale Park

    4.5(66 reviews)
    2.7 mi

    This park is huge with plenty to do but I only came for the rose garden. It is small, some labels…read moreare missing, and several beds need maintenance. It feels more like a city park than a quiet garden. I personally would not return, though I see why neighbors enjoy having green space nearby. When I visited, a large group had formed a circle that occupied an entire section of the small rose garden. There were no signs indicating the area was reserved, and their gathering unintentionally made the space feel closed off to other visitors. In shared public spaces like this, especially in smaller gardens, it is important for any group, whether local or new to the community, to be mindful of the park's norms and not treat the small public garden like it's only for them. Many people visiting or living here may not be aware of how these spaces are typically used, so a little consideration goes a long way in keeping the park welcoming for everyone.

    I grew up with Brookdale Park. I would bike over with Daddy - or in the beginning, trike over - and…read morewe would ride the paths together. Down the little dirt trail by the stream near Watchung Ave., see if I could make it down the ditch under the bridge, then back up near the duck pond to look at the birds. Over to the playground, down the tall metal slide (burning in the hot sun), on and under the wooden playground (splinters and the occasional scary bee), and riding the swings, both pony-themed and regular. Slow forward to 2025. Brookdale still has the same paved paths. The old dirt trail gradually became a bunch of bumps for dirt bikes instead of my regular bike. The duck pond was filled in years ago but is now a wetlands area. The playground has been modernized a couple of times and is now modern, safe plastic. Still pony-themed swings. The old gravel track is now modern plastic for running or similar sports - though there was something special about sliding my bike around the turns on that gravel track. You just can't ride on a running track. There's an annual softball tournament there we still play, and the fields really haven't changed, though I've heard it's been getting tougher to get things reserved properly. So it's still a wonderful park, but without the ducks and with the complications to holding in park events, the fifth star has gone away with my childhood. That's OK. It will always be 5 stars in my heart.

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    Brookdale Park - 10/6/25: Supermoon!

    10/6/25: Supermoon!

    Brookdale Park - 10/6/25: Supermoon!

    10/6/25: Supermoon!

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