Evelyn's Guidebook
Shopping and Restaurants
Stores for everyone. Starbucks, Deans Grocery, Jersey Mike’s Sub Shop, Gap, Banana Republic, Elements Massage and so much more. Thai Kitchen restaurant is my favorite! BYOB
Streets of Chester
270 US-206Stop at Starbucks first and walk all the way around the Streets of Chester.
Food scene
Redwood's Grill & Bar
459 Main StGreat food and atmosphere.
J Emanuel Chocolatier
461 Main StBest chocolate ever! All made on premise.
Great local place with friendly folks and good food. Bingo every Tuesday night and Sunday breakfast.
Old Mill Tavern
55 Rte 24Great local place with friendly folks and good food. Bingo every Tuesday night and Sunday breakfast.
Taylor's Ice Cream Parlor
18 Main StBest ice cream! Watch people stroll the historic downtown Chester.
Marilyn's Cafe
21 W Main StBest breakfast ever!
Sally Lunn's Restaurant & Tearoom
15 Perry StTearoom a must visit!
Maria's
56 Main StNew York Pizza and Italian Restaurant
57 Main StLinda's Gourmet Biscotti Cookies
30 Main StreetSightseeing
Kurt Alstede and his family have an amazing farm with fresh flowers, fruit, vegetables (pick your own in season), home made ice cream, fruit and cream pies, quiche, muffins, specialty grocery items, wine tasting, hay rides and so much more!
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Alstede Farms
1 Alstede Farms LnKurt Alstede and his family have an amazing farm with fresh flowers, fruit, vegetables (pick your own in season), home made ice cream, fruit and cream pies, quiche, muffins, specialty grocery items, wine tasting, hay rides and so much more!
DescriptionThe Nathan Cooper Gristmill is a historic gristmill on the Black River in Chester Township, Morris County, New Jersey. From the 1760s until 1788 Isaiah Younglove milled flour on the site. Several other millers owned the mill, until Nathan Cooper constructed the present mill in 1826.
Cooper Gristmill
66 Rte 24DescriptionThe Nathan Cooper Gristmill is a historic gristmill on the Black River in Chester Township, Morris County, New Jersey. From the 1760s until 1788 Isaiah Younglove milled flour on the site. Several other millers owned the mill, until Nathan Cooper constructed the present mill in 1826.
Natirar is an estate spanning 491 acres (1.99 km2) in Peapack-Gladstone, Far Hills and Bedminster, in Somerset County, New Jersey, United States. Its name is a reverse spelling of Raritan. The complex was built between 1910 and 1912. In 2003 it was sold by the estate of Hassan II, late King of Morocco, to Somerset County, New Jersey, and is now administered by the Somerset County Park Commission. Approximately 90 acres (360,000 m2) of the estate have been leased to develop that portion of the estate (which includes the mansion, stable/carriage barn and most of the other outbuildings) into an exclusive hotel, spa, restaurant complex.
Natirar Park
2 Main StNatirar is an estate spanning 491 acres (1.99 km2) in Peapack-Gladstone, Far Hills and Bedminster, in Somerset County, New Jersey, United States. Its name is a reverse spelling of Raritan. The complex was built between 1910 and 1912. In 2003 it was sold by the estate of Hassan II, late King of Morocco, to Somerset County, New Jersey, and is now administered by the Somerset County Park Commission. Approximately 90 acres (360,000 m2) of the estate have been leased to develop that portion of the estate (which includes the mansion, stable/carriage barn and most of the other outbuildings) into an exclusive hotel, spa, restaurant complex.
Columbia Trail Facts
States: New Jersey
Counties: Hunterdon, Morris
Length: 15 miles
Trail end points: Main St. at Church St. (High Bridge) and Bartley Road (Washington Township)
Trail surfaces: Crushed Stone
Trail category: Rail-Trail
Trail activities: Bike, Fishing, Horseback Riding, Walking, Cross Country Skiing
https://www.njhiking.com/columbia-trail/
Columbia Trail
Columbia TrailColumbia Trail Facts
States: New Jersey
Counties: Hunterdon, Morris
Length: 15 miles
Trail end points: Main St. at Church St. (High Bridge) and Bartley Road (Washington Township)
Trail surfaces: Crushed Stone
Trail category: Rail-Trail
Trail activities: Bike, Fishing, Horseback Riding, Walking, Cross Country Skiing
https://www.njhiking.com/columbia-trail/
Donated to the Township by the Chubb Family, this 85 acre facility is the Township’s busiest park. It is located on Route 24, 1/2 mile West of Route 206 and has the following attractions
2 Multi Purpose Athletic Fields
2 Tennis Courts
1 Multi Purpose Softball/Baseball Field
Children’s Playground
1 Teen & Adult Baseball Field
Ice Skating & Nature Pond with shelter
1 Youth Soccer Field
3 Youth Softball Fields
Sledding Hill
1 Little League Baseball Field
Veterans Monument
9-11 Memorial
Patriots Path Hiking Trail Access
1/4 Mile ‘Taylor Walking Path’
Family & Special Event Showgrounds
Chubb Park
290 W Main StDonated to the Township by the Chubb Family, this 85 acre facility is the Township’s busiest park. It is located on Route 24, 1/2 mile West of Route 206 and has the following attractions
2 Multi Purpose Athletic Fields
2 Tennis Courts
1 Multi Purpose Softball/Baseball Field
Children’s Playground
1 Teen & Adult Baseball Field
Ice Skating & Nature Pond with shelter
1 Youth Soccer Field
3 Youth Softball Fields
Sledding Hill
1 Little League Baseball Field
Veterans Monument
9-11 Memorial
Patriots Path Hiking Trail Access
1/4 Mile ‘Taylor Walking Path’
Family & Special Event Showgrounds
The Patriots’ Path follows four miles of the abandoned Chester Branch of the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad, which closely parallels the Black River though the wildlife management area.
Black River Wildlife Management Area
The Patriots’ Path follows four miles of the abandoned Chester Branch of the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad, which closely parallels the Black River though the wildlife management area.
Chester Library
250 West Main StreetNeighborhoods
Farm land, small town with great restaurants. Local breweries, Long Valley Brewery and Chilton Mill Brewery.
Long Valley
Farm land, small town with great restaurants. Local breweries, Long Valley Brewery and Chilton Mill Brewery.
Worth the trip to walk historic downtown Morristown, NJ. Great restaurants, beautiful park setting ‘on the green’ and plenty of unique shopping experiences.
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Morristown
Worth the trip to walk historic downtown Morristown, NJ. Great restaurants, beautiful park setting ‘on the green’ and plenty of unique shopping experiences.
Great little town and unique shopping. Tewksbury Inn has good food, outside seating and relaxing atmosphere.
Tewksbury
Great little town and unique shopping. Tewksbury Inn has good food, outside seating and relaxing atmosphere.
Hackettstown
Next town west after Long Valley. Great shopping and restaurants.
Randolph
Mendham
Jim Thorpe
Tannersville
Cape May
227 Beach AveCape May-Lewes Ferry
1200 Lincoln BlvdNew Hope
Lamington
Princeton
Lambertville
Ráðhús New York
Clinton
Beer, Wine& Liquor
ShopRite Wines & Spirits of Chester
120 U.S. 206Borgartillaga
Samgöngur
Walking is the best way to see the historic downtown Chester
Don’t forget to see the small shops and restaurants down all the alley ways.
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Gladstone Train Station to NYC within 45 minutes
You can park your car for free and within 45 minutes you are in Manhattan. There is an easy/short transfer in Summit.