10 Retro Places In New Jersey That Will Take You Back In Time
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Kristen
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New Jerseyans love our nostalgia. Rich with history, we love to be reminded of eras past! We offer countless opportunities to step back in time, from our dozens of diners to vintage arcades. The following are some favorites that I’m familiar with, feel free to add your retro picks in the comments below.
This classic diner is one of many in our state, but it is among the oldest. Built in 1929, it's served generations of New Jerseyans some of the best food around!
The last remaining drive-in in New Jersey, the Delsea was first opened in 1949.
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Though it may not look like much on the outside, the bowling alley has gone relatively unchanged since 1929. Some snazzy lights and additional fixtures were added in 1967.
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Popular until the 1990s, roller rinks are shutting down throughout the state. Show your support for this classic pastime and bring the family to a local rink!
This retro arcade features all your favorite games! Enjoy everything from Pac-Man to pinball! The Somerville location is scheduled to be reopened soon.
This retro-themed boutique hotel offers a variety of rooms along with Airstream Trailers! If you love classic Americana, take a trip down to Wildwood, the city is overflowing with it!
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These competing burger joints have gone relatively unchanged in the past 60+ years. Enjoy a delicious milkshake while you dine!
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Dine-in or enjoy curbside service at this classic New Jersey eatery. Built in 1954, it retains its retro charm.
This retro ice cream parlor offers kitschy fun for the whole family. Enjoy delicious frozen treats and a working jukebox.
This 50s themed bed and breakfast is one of my favorites! It's a ton of fun and will certainly take you back in time.
As you can see, the Wildwood area is packed with retro favorites, sure to make you feel nostalgic. Even still, the rest of the state offers some pretty great places to enjoy a blast from the past. Have you visited any of these retro spots? What others would you add?
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