New Jersey Thread Location • Page 15

Do you frequent the blue monkey tavern?

 

Yep, few times a month. I've been going to Eclipse Brewery right around the corner a lot as well. Good beer spots for such a tiny town.

 

Sometimes I forget how lucky we are to be living in this state.

 

Central Jersey > > > > > >

 

Central Jersey all the way!!!

 

Central Jersey does exist, and it's the best!!

 

Where does central jersey...start/end?

 

I think that too....until my mortgage is due.

 

As someone who has lived here for only 7 years, I don't really understand the love people have for NJ. It's fine, but that's about it.

 

I think it's nice because you are so close to everything but yet far enough away. Living in central jersey I live an hour from NYC or an hour from the Jersey Shore or Philly. Central Jersey is a great and safe place to raise a family.

 

This is the best delineation that I've seen, although northern Hunterdon and Somerset counties are kind of questionable in terms of being considered part of Central Jersey.

 

Essex county is #1

 

Yes, this is accurate.

 

Central Jersey... haha!

What's next, Central America?

 

I dont care how the maps cut up as long as I'm not lumped in with south jersey

 

I just bought my first house in Passaic County in March...these payments are brutal

 

I grew up in Brick but currently reside in Bayonne. I'm going to be moving in a few months though, most likely to Bridgewater. I can honestly say I like living at the shore more than in North Jersey, but sadly work is up here and I'd rather not deal with the traffic every day of my life.

 

North Jersey is full of stuck up rich people, bad drivers, and Yankees fans

 

Good thing I'm central jersey!

 

@ellie117 could not be more correct re: North Jersey drivers. Just, terrible.

 

I'm the best driver in the world so idk what you're talkin about

 

Bridgewater is good as hell

 

My fiance got a job there and it's close enough to where I'll be working that it just makes sense. I like it a lot there, plus it has a WaWa (huge), Shake Shack (also huge), and is relatively close to Morristown (one of my favorite restaurants is there, The Committed Pig). So I'm cool with it.

 

There's a Committed Pig in Summit that might be closer.