Guidebook for Princeton
Food Scene
Nomad Pizza
301 N Harrison StAwesome pizza!
Conte's Pizza
339 Witherspoon StHoagie Haven
242 Nassau StThe Bent Spoon
35 Palmer Square WWonderful ice cream!
Nassau Street Seafood & Produce Co.
256 Nassau StTerra Momo Bread Company
74 Witherspoon StMistral
66 Witherspoon StBlue Point Grill
258 Nassau StTeresa Caffe
23 Palmer Square ESmall World Coffee
14 Witherspoon StThe heart of Princeton town
Tiger Noodles
252 Nassau StFresh Fish, vegetables, fruit, prepared foods, breads, delicious lunch take-out. Gourmet. Say hi to Jeremy from Ted & Kirsten
Nassau Street Seafood & Produce Co.
256 Nassau StFresh Fish, vegetables, fruit, prepared foods, breads, delicious lunch take-out. Gourmet. Say hi to Jeremy from Ted & Kirsten
D'Angelo Italian Market
35 Spring StItalian Grocer & delicious prepared foods!
Arts & Culture
Princeton University Art Museum
Elm DriveMcCarter Theatre Center
91 University PlPark for Skulptur
80 Sculptors WayBainbridge House ( 158 Nassau ), built in 1766 by Job Stockton, is one of the oldest surviving buildings in Princeton, New Jersey. Important historic events occurred there, including serving as lodging for members of the Continental Congress in 1783, and witnessing the birth of William Bainbridge, a hero of the War of 1812. Owned by Princeton University since 1877, for more than 50 years it served as the home of the Princeton Public Library. From 1967 until 2015, Bainbridge House was home to the Historical Society of Princeton, which left in late 2015 to concentrate its activities at Updike Farm.
158 Nassau St
158 Nassau StreetBainbridge House ( 158 Nassau ), built in 1766 by Job Stockton, is one of the oldest surviving buildings in Princeton, New Jersey. Important historic events occurred there, including serving as lodging for members of the Continental Congress in 1783, and witnessing the birth of William Bainbridge, a hero of the War of 1812. Owned by Princeton University since 1877, for more than 50 years it served as the home of the Princeton Public Library. From 1967 until 2015, Bainbridge House was home to the Historical Society of Princeton, which left in late 2015 to concentrate its activities at Updike Farm.
Parks & Nature
Community Park Pool
380 Witherspoon StMountain Lakes Nature Preserve
30 Mountain AveQuarry Park
Spruce StreetShopping
Princeton Record Exchange
20 S Tulane StVinyl!
Princeton Shopping Center station
Everything Else
Community Park Elementary School
372 Witherspoon StPrinceton High School
151 Moore StJohn Witherspoon Middle School
217 Walnut LnPrinceton Shopping Center
301 N Harrison StSightseeing
Nassau Hall
Entertainment & Activities
Princeton Garden Theatre
160 Nassau StPrinceton Garden Theatre
160 Nassau St