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Nutley

Township in Essex County, New Jersey, US

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Overview

Nutley is a town of 27,000 in Essex County, in Northern New Jersey.

Where to eat, drink and stay

Eat4 places

Bell Paese Pizzeria
Address
196 Franklin Ave
Phone
+1 973 667-8232
Tarrazza$15 - 25
Price
$15 - 25
Address
507 Franklin Avenue
Phone
+1 973 661-4300
Website
terrazza.us
Ralph's Pizzeria
Dining room and take-out.
Address
564 Franklin Avenue
Phone
+1 973 235-1130
Website
ralphspizzeria.com
Casa Turano Pizzeria$10-15
Price
$10-15
Address
660 Passaic Ave
Phone
+1 973 667-7333

Getting there and around

Getting there

By bus
By car
Use exit 151 off of the Garden State Parkway.

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Getting around

This is a small town where most people travel by car, bike, or foot.4 square miles, a distance that is easy to get around. There are also buses that travel daily.

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Airports and nearby hotels

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Newark Liberty International Airport

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UnderstandThis small town has a peaceful suburban quality that is conveniently located near the Garden State Parkway, New Jersey Turnpike, Route 3, Route 21 and even New York City.

Get inNewark Liberty International Airport (LGA)

Get aroundThis is a small town where most people travel by car, bike, or foot.4 square miles, a distance that is easy to get around. There are also buses that travel daily.

SeeNutley Museum - A historic museum that holds artifacts from the famous Annie Oakley and other interesting novelties of Nutley.

DoFor a fun night time thrill, visitors can go to "Weird New Jersey" places in Nutley and surrounding towns. There are many books you can read about these unexplained interesting sites that are located in new Jersey.

BuyClifton Commons - a shopping center on the border of Nutley and its neighboring town Clifton. There are many restaurants and different shops for the public.

EatThere are many choices of restaurants in Nutley, however, Italian Restaurants seem to be the most abundant and most popular. This may be the case because a majority of the inhabitants of Nutley are Italian.

DrinkNutley has multiple bars and lounges to enjoy a small bite to eat and some drinks. A few of the most popular places to drink are the Franklin Steak House and Jim Dandy's The Mud Hole.

SleepSince Nutley is such a small town, it does not offer any hotels or motels for visitors. Most tourists stay with family or friends. However, the surrounding towns offer very nice hotels with great accommodations.

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