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stuff yer face is a casual and fun atmosphere- famous for it's "boli" (from stromboli) selection which includes about 25 different types of bolis to choose from , or make up your own. This place is cheap and happy hour is my favorite time to be at the restaurant. there is a big outside bar/eating area right along the sidewalk- i like going for $1 yuengling mugs and some nachos or a burger. its a great atmosphere to go with a few friends on a warm night. this place is one of the only bars with an outside area in new brunswick and it usually gets packed on summer weekend nights- but definately a happening place. and because this half restaurant/ half bar is located right along the busy easton ave, it is a great place to get the night started and go bar hopping down easton avenue, if that's your thing.
Dress Code: no dress code jeans are fine-
Written May 29, 2007
Address: easton avenue
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A nice, big comedy club with a fun local atmosphere and some good, big name comedians. There is no dress code. There is drinking and food (see the menu on their website). It's only minutes walking distance away from the train station and next to all the restaurants and nightclubs and bars. There is a piano standing outside by the entrance. Interesting.
Updated Jan 1, 2005
Phone: (732) 545-4242
Website: www.stressfactory.com
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I'm not one who's much for bars and the like but the Corner Tavern Restaurant has been in business in New Brunswick for as long as anyone I know can remember. Located on the Corner of Somerset St. and Easton Avenue, this place surely brings in the college crowd!
Dress Code: It's bar, is there a dress code? I guess you need to make sure you have something on.
Written Aug 17, 2003
Address: 111 Somerset Street, New Brunswick, NJ 08901
Phone: (732) 247-7677
This is a casual restaurant/bar that has some great, inventive food. It is in the student part of town, so the prices are great. I especially love the potachos, which are like nachos, but with thick cut potato chips. They are fantastic! There is a beer garden outside and at night, everyone comes to drink here.
Written Jun 12, 2003
Address: 49 Easton Ave.
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A bar during the day, this place turns into the most happening locale for students at night. If you want to hang out with the undergraduate students, this is the place to be, along with all the other bars on Easton Avenue, but this one is the best.
Written May 1, 2003
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There is one nightclub in New Brunswick and it's called Platinum. It's located in downtown New Brunswick in a nice area of George Street. This is a nice place to meet people, as everyone is very friendly, and the music is pretty good, mostly dance and hip-hop. Admission varies according to night and promotion that night, but don't expect to pay more than $15 to get in, and girls get in free most of the time. Of course there are plenty of other options as there are countless bars both in that area and in the student area, and many restaurants feature dancing, but this is the only place that is exclusively a nightclub and nothing else. There are two rooms with two different vibes.
Updated May 1, 2003
Address: 13 Paterson Street, New Brunswick, NJ 08901
Phone: (732) 937-6113
Website: www.clubplatinumonline.com
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