Awesome spot. Wish the Campus Town at TCNJ was around when I went to school. This shopping complex…read morehas everything from French crepes, bubble tea, sushi, Indian food, Japanese food, pho, Italian food, Mexican food, etc. there are lots of parking, and places to sit. Also has a Barnes & Nobles with Starbucks inside it.

Great shopping centers and service. I regularly get ice cream from red berry and it's delicious…read more The prices are annoying but it's definitely worth every penny! Mr. Wish is a delicious boba place and I loved the strawberry green tea with boba. Sizes are reasonable and seating is great. There are lots of cute photo op's everywhere an I love the area! Definitely worth a visit.

If you need parking around the Trenton Transit Center (Train Station), Station Plaza is one of two…read moregarages in the vicinity. This one is north of the station, on the southbound tracks. It is also the choice of the workers in Station Plaza, the office complex along South Clinton Avenue. Up to 2 hours, the fee is $6.50, the whole day is considerably more. I park here several times a week when going to court. During the day, it is well lit and has a security cart cruising through it on a regular schedule. I can't speak to the nighttime scene. The technology is not up to speed, as it is not possible to use a credit card in and out as it claims. A ticket is issued on the way in, and must be processed with credit card on exiting. Monthly permits are available. This is a five story structure, with an exposed roof area, and Carmine's Café on the first floor for those who need coffee in the morning, or want a fast hot lunch.

It is a parking lot, and though they have cameras and a guard at the entrance, the place is…read moreunwelcoming and scary. The lighting is poor and that place would be the perfect place to be murdered. During the day it is a bit better, but still not welcoming.

Great APP - very easy to use and allows tip on the app. Highly recommend! Took our vehicle right…read moreaway and we were able to get our car with the touch of a button.

Professional and punctual, so nice to have a great pre and post dinner experience ...need I say…read moremore!

Hard to locate, but once located it wasnt so bad i just had to be patient the person taking me…read morewasnt familiar with location.

The Trenton Social Security office is very efficient. I just called, and the phone was answered…read morealmost immediately. In addition, the man who answered was able to take care of my problem on the first call. Far superior to the main number.

If you're by central Jersey- this is a great place to fly. The small airport means lines are short…read moreand flights are on time. I love it-- it was exclusively frontier though I see American and another airline are going to start to offer flights

This is a small regional airport. Don't arrive too early as it seems TSA closes in between flights…read more We arrived at the airport and our flight was delayed last minute. We were advised TSA would reopen 2 hours prior to boarding, so you can't go ahead and check in and wait in the terminal. Instead you have to wait in the small cramped lobby area where there's only limited seating for the disabled. Once able to go through TSA it's quite easy to navigate as they only have 2 terminals. I flew out on Frontier airlines, where again it's a smaller airport so you have to board the plane outside. The waiting areas filled up pretty quickly. There's a bar and concession area. We bought Dr Pepper's which were flat and after inspection discovered they were expired. The guy that worked there apologized and swapped them out for some that expired the same day as our flight and were just as flat.

I was stranded at the West Trenton Station. The last train of the night simply didn't come. Septa…read moredidn't offer bus service or any way to get anywhere else and the station is in the middle of nowhere. Luckily, I was able to figure out a way to get out of the situation, but I was very, very lucky. I reported it to Septa. They said yes they had a problem with the tracks, but they don't send a bus out if there's a problem. And I said so I have to rely on this station for the next two weeks on the last train, I need to do it at my own risk cause that what you're telling me and he said yes, ma'am. So use this station at your own risk. I think Septa is a company mainly for commuters who don't feel like driving into the city. They have cars for everything else. Very sad Trenton and Greater Philadelphia can do better.

Thought I would leave a review. I live in the area. This station feels much like "petticoat…read morejunction" for those who are fans of classic TV. Very old fashioned, not update, no frills. One shelter is there in case of cold weather. It's locked in the summer. Most people wait in their vehicles...parking is free. Parking is on unpaved gravel and dirt in some areas. It's fine though. I've left my vehicle there for long weekends. I had no trouble...not sure what the policy is. There is no security so it's really up to you to be on alert. It's in Ewing, which is very safe. And this area in particular is safe...school of the deaf on one side and NJ manufacturing insurance is vicinal to the station. It's the start of the west trenton line going to Philadelphia. On weekends this line used to go all the way to the airport. They did away with that, unfortunately. If you are an airport traveler, like me, my suggestion is to take this line to Jefferson station. You step off and transfer to the airport line is on the same track. Unlike 30th street station where you have to descend to the lower level and go back up to another track. There is no ticket machine so you have to get the ticket from the conductor. I've also taken the early train (5 am ish time frame). It's desolate and you may be the only traveler or among one or two others at this hour. So, stay in your car if you prefer. I never seen security. I think it would be helpful for Septa or even Ewing to have a car posted there the earliest hour. Aside from that, it's a very solid and safe station. If you do the super early train, just keep your wits about you for idiots. Hope you found this useful!

The classic Catch-22 courtesy of your friendly, neighborhood state government. Create ads touting…read morethe urgent imperative of Covid-testing (whether or not you have symptoms) and then instruct primary care physicians to deny scripts unless you have symptoms. Makes sense and we wonder why the vaccine roll-out is a cosmic joke.

So our latest plan is to visit every state capitol building in the USA before we get in the box…read more This was #6. It had a superbly guided tour which was very informative. Tours start every hour on the hour and last about 60 minutes. Call or check online for exact times as they change throughout the year. It's a very beautiful historic building, second oldest continuous use state capitol in the USA. The tour took us all over the building and was great. Free parking in the capitol garage. They also had a cafeteria there but we didn't try it. Worth a stop if you're in the area and have time.