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The City of New Brunswick is one of the Most Diverse Cities in New Jersey | Jersey's Best

They may call it “The Hub” and “The Heart of New Jersey” for obvious geographical reasons, but there’s so much more than its mere location on the map that makes New Brunswick a vibrant Jersey pulse point. Best known as the home base of Rutgers University and its home team Scarlet Knights, the wealth of cultural, social and culinary experiences to be had demand more than a game day’s stay in the city. Consider this your study guide to this most diverse state college town — spark notes on New Brunswick, according to Jersey’s Best. Theater, dance, music, museums — all share the spotlight here. Within its 5 square miles, New Brunswick’s cultural venues are a vital and dominant presence with a shared mission to nurture and showcase the rich spectrum of creativity. New Brunswick Jazz Project — Tavern on George — 361 George St. Keeping the only original American art form — jazz — alive, and bringing live jazz to downtown New Brunswick for 11 consecutive years, the New Brunswick Jazz Project presents free performances four days a week at Tavern on George. Not even the pandemic could interrupt the jam sessions. Old Man Rafferty’s — Corner of Albany Street, Route 27, and George Street Checking all the boxes and known as “The New Brunswick Habit,” Old Man Rafferty’s comes quickly to mind when someone mentions eating in New Brunswick. Casual and upbeat, with a welcoming outdoor dining and bar area, you’ll find extensive American fare, great drinks, and a friendly, lively vibe for brunch, lunch, and dinner. RU Hungry? — 95 Hamilton St. The store that was once a rolling “Fat Sandwich” food truck is parked in The Yard and still cranking out these popular belly-busters, stuffed with custom combinations of whatever greasy craving you can imagine, like the “Fat Darrell” — chicken fingers, mozzarella sticks, French fries, and marinara sauce. On a roll. Harvest Moon Brewery & Café — 392 George St. Craft brews on tap along with selections from its full bar complement an interesting menu that’s a departure from standard brew food. There’s also live music on weekends. The Frog and The Peach — 29 Dennis St. Consistently ranked among the top restaurants in the state, this fine dining experience delivers world-class, farm-to-table modern American cuisine and an extensive wine list. Reserve for brunch, lunch, dinner, private dining, and intimate affairs. Or savor the uncommon selections from the bar menu and just enjoy the atmosphere. Catherine Lombardi — 3 Livingston Ave. Fine dining meets Brooklyn Italian hospitality here, channeling the owner’s late grandmother and incorporating the freshest local ingredients in its classic Italian dishes. Mangia. Written by Susan Kronberg. This article originally appeared in the Winter 2021 issue of Jersey’s Best. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Filmed & Produced by Jellyman Media - Offering creative, cinematic video production and high-quality photography for business, commercial, and events. Contact for more details at [email protected] ▶︎    / Канал   ▶︎   / jellymanmedia   ▶︎ SUBSCRIBE to New Brunswick City Center:    / @newbrunswickcitycenter3250   ▶︎ Facebook:   / nbcitycenter   ▶︎ Twitter:   / nbcitycenter​​​​​​   ▶︎ Instagram:   / nbcitycenter   ▶︎ Find local New Brunswick events and activities at https://www.newbrunswick.com/ ▶︎ Join our Mailing List for Weekly Updates: https://visitor.r20.constantcontact.c... NEW BRUNSWICK CITY CENTER - Revitalizing & Supporting New Brunswick's Special Improvement District EMAIL US: [email protected] Established in 1987 to oversee one of the first Special Improvement Districts (SID) established in the State of New Jersey, New Brunswick City Center, (New Brunswick City Market, Inc.) is a privately funded 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the central business district as a great place to live, work and visit in addition to fostering economic growth, attracting new business, and improving the economic vitality of the City Center by providing supplemental cleaning services, physical improvements, marketing, and events. #NewBrunswickNJ​​​​​​ #ShopLocalNewBrunswick​​​​​​ #NewBrunswickCityCenter​​​​​​ #NewBrunswickEats​​​​​​ #DowntownNewBrunswick​