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Welcome to
MADISON
Photographs: (Cover) John Osborne, (TOC, Autumn) Glenn Clark
Whatever the season,
we’re pleased to welcome
you to Madison,
the Rose City.
A classic suburban community
about 25 miles from Manhattan,
Madison offers quiet
sophistication. Our diverse
cultural offerings will wow
you—from a top jazz club to the
renowned Shakespeare Theatre
of New Jersey and much more.
If you are hungry, Madison has
more than 50 food establishments
within its four square
miles. Our walkable downtown
also offers an enticing shopping
experience.
Madison’s diverse population,
rich history, three university
campuses and wide range
of housing contribute to the
borough’s unique character.
Consistently ranked as one of
the nation's safest communities,
Madison is the epitome of
a family-friendly place to live.
Madison welcomes visitors
year-round. Parking is free on
our streets and in municipal
shoppers' lots. Bicycle racks
abound. Madison is open for
business; spend the day or, better
yet, the weekend!
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CONTENTS
5 The Madison Experience
9 Alive With Culture
14 Shop N' Stroll
21 Dine: Casual to Fine
24 Events Calendar
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THE MADISON
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Bridging past and present,
Madison has long extended a
welcome to newcomers and visitors.
BY ANDREW FARINACCIO
Photographs: Glen Clark
• MADISON TRAIN STATION
W
hat began as Bottle Hill, a humble village established
around 1715, is now a thriving center of culture and
commerce in the heart of New Jersey. Before Madison
was Madison, or even Bottle Hill, for that matter, it was
home to the Lenape people. Europeans first arrived
during the British colonial period; a Presbyterian church
built in 1747 anchored the early settlement. Most of the
newcomers arrived seeking land, commercial opportunities and political
autonomy. A cluster of residences in the Bottle Hill Historic District of
Madison are remnants from colonial days. Particularly notable is the Luke
Miller House at 105 Ridgedale Avenue. Built around 1730, it is thought to
be the area’s oldest remaining home. The name “Madison” came to be in
1834. Finding “Bottle Hill” too rustic, residents renamed the settlement for
James Madison, fourth president of the United States and namesake of the
local private school, Madison Academy.
Four years after Madison got its name, the Morris and Essex Railroad
connected it to Newark and Hoboken. The railroad’s presence turned early
Madison into a suburb of Newark and New York, marking a major
change in course for the borough’s history.
The convenience of a passenger train attracted many wealthy families
to Madison, especially those who already owned large parcels of
land in the area. This influx of affluence gave rise to “Millionaire’s
Row,” a line of estates that ran along Madison Avenue from downtown
Madison and west to Morristown.
Madison owes its Rose City reputation to the railroad as well. Even
before it was incorporated in 1889, Madison was often referred to as
The Rose City. The nickname stemmed from the millions of roses
sent by train from Madison to New York each year.
The roses that gave Madison its unofficial title were grown yearround
in greenhouses, an innovation introduced to the area by the
many estates. Though the last of Madison’s commercial greenhouses
dried up in the 1970s, roses remain evident in the town’s logo, street
names such as Rose Avenue and elsewhere.
The Dodge Family is another lasting part of Madison’s heritage.
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THE MADISON
EXPERIENCE
Said to be the wealthiest newlyweds
in the country when they married
in 1907, Ethel Geraldine Rockefeller
Dodge, the youngest child of William
Avery Rockefeller Jr., and her
husband, Marcellus Hartley Dodge
Sr., president of the Remington Arms
Company, lived separately on adjoining
country estates.
Giralda Farms, where Ethel Rockefeller
resided, fronted the main route
from Madison to Morristown. It is
• HARTLEY DODGE MEMORIAL BUILDING
now the site of Giralda Farms Corporate
Campus, a 375-acre office park
on Madison’s western edge.
Other Dodge family contributions to Madison include the Hartley Dodge Memorial
Building and the Collegiate Gothic-style Madison Train Station, which together
anchor the Madison Civic Commercial Historic District. Both buildings were donated
in honor of Marcellus Hartley Dodge Jr., the couple’s only child.
Radiating from the district’s core is Madison’s walkable downtown. Main
Street, aka Route 124, which bisects the borough’s 4.21 square miles, is lined with
an eclectic array of shops and restaurants.
Entertainment and cultural options
abound, including the Museum of Early Trades
& Crafts, an ever-popular field trip destination
with a collection of more than 8,000 artifacts.
Just to the west of downtown is the
picturesque campus of Drew University.
Further west lies the Florham Campus of
Fairleigh Dickinson University, bridging
the towns of Florham
Park and Madison.
The campus consists
of 178 acres, part of • FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY
Florham, a former
country estate of early 20th-century socialites Florence
Vanderbilt and Hamilton Twombly. Less than a mile beyond
FDU is the campus of Saint Elizabeth University in Convent
Station.
Madison is not just a great place to visit. It’s also a “fantastic
place to live,” says lifelong resident Scott Spelker, an
agent with Coldwell Banker and the Borough Historian. Price
• DREW UNIVERSITY
appreciation and an easy train commute to Manhattan have
made Madison particularly attractive to millennials and New
York City transplants. Historical significance only sweetens the deal, says Spelker.
It’s no surprise that real estate is booming in Madison—as it has in other
desirable New Jersey communities. Currently, the median home-sale price in
Madison is approximately $880,000, though some homes go for as low as
$300,000-$400,000. On the other end of the spectrum are homes priced
at $2.8 million and beyond. It's further testimony to Madison's diversity.
Whatever brings you to Madison, be it the history, the shopping and
dining, or to take part in festivities such as Bottle Hill Day, you’ll appreciate
the way the borough bridges past and present.
Photographs: (Top) Glen Clark
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From theater
and music to
crafts and
comedy,
Madison is
a showcase
for the arts.
• SHAKESPEARE THEATRE OF NEW JERSEY
Spend some time in Madison and it quickly becomes clear: The arts are ingrained
in the fabric of this historic Morris County municipality.
“While many communities provide access to arts and culture, in Madison,
we try to integrate this into every aspect of our lives,” says Deborah Farrar
Starker, executive director of the Museum of Early Trades & Crafts. “Many
prominent arts and cultural assets can be found within the 4.21 miles that
make up the borough.”
A key downtown Madison attraction, the Museum of Early Trades & Crafts tells the
stories of early settlers in New Jersey. The museum holds a collection of approximately
9,000 objects and artifacts relating to the trades and crafts of the 18th and 19th centuries.
The main building, a Richardsonian Romanesque Revival structure built in 1899, houses
two levels of exhibit space and a museum shop. The Education Annex, located across
the street, serves as a center for all educational programming.
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• FROM LEFT:
INSIDE THE
MUSEUM OF
EARLY TRADES
& CRAFTS;
THE MADISON
MUD CLAY
STUDIO; AND
PIANIST NAT
ADDERLEY JR. AT
SHANGHAI JAZZ.
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Another pillar of the Madison arts community is the Shakespeare
Theatre of New Jersey. Led by longtime artistic director Bonnie J. Monte,
the professional producing theater is dedicated solely to Shakespeare’s
canon, Bard-inspired productions, and other classic works. The company
presents its main stage season in the intimate F.M. Kirby Shakespeare
Theatre, located on the Drew University campus. In the summer, productions
move to Saint Elizabeth University’s outdoor Greek amphitheater
stage in nearby Florham Park. Also in Florham Park is the company’s
50,000-square-foot Thomas H. Kean Theatre Factory. This marvelous
facility houses the company’s behind-the-scenes operations, including set
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Drew University itself is a hub for the arts
in Madison. The wooded, 186-acre campus
hosts art exhibits in the Korn Gallery. Professional
musicians, university ensembles
and visiting lecturers appear in the 430-seat
Concert Hall. Both facilities are located within
the Dorothy Young Center for the Arts.
Other nearby universities also offer arts
experiences. The Therese A. Maloney Art
Gallery at Saint Elizabeth University feature
900 square feet of exhibit space. At Fairleigh
Dickinson University’s Florham Park campus,
the 350-seat Dreyfuss Theater hosts productions
from the FDU Theater Program, all
directed and designed by area professionals.
The Barn Theater is home to the studentrun
theater organization, Fairleigh Dramatics.
Choral music lovers can grab a seat at a
Harmonium Choral Society performance.
This group of auditioned community chamber
singers performs at various venues in Madison
and the surrounding towns.
For dinner and a show, Shanghai Jazz is
an upscale restaurant serving Asian fare
with a side of live jazz, Tuesday-Saturday
nights. Shanghai Jazz has a history of bringing
world-class performers to Madison, including
such recent attractions as pianist Nat Adderley
Jr. and tenor saxophonist Harry Allen.
For a hands-on arts experience, sign up for
a class at the Madison Mud Clay Studio,
a pottery studio; or Creative Hands Art
Studio and Atelier Gallery, which offers
instruction in many art forms.
One of the newest additions to the Madison
arts ecosystem is the Madison Community
Arts Center. “The arts are thriving
in Madison,” says Lisa Ellis, the director
of business development for the borough.
“Every artistic discipline is represented. The
new Madison Community Arts Center will
be a great addition for that profile.”
Opened in February 2019, the multi-purpose
3,000-square-foot performing and visual
Photographs: (1) Glen Clark, (4)Gary Aldekman

• FROM LEFT:
MADISON
COMMUNITY
ARTS CENTER;
A DICK EGER
PHOTO AT
THE MALONEY
GALLERY, SAINT
ELIZABETH
UNIVERSITY;
AND THE
HARMONIUM
CHORAL SOCIETY.
arts center has an ambitious lineup of events
for the fall and winter. Its jazz showcase series
includes Framework Acoustic Quartet on
October 18, and the Joel Zelnik Trio on November
8. The Intimate Artists Series features
Carolyn Enger on October 24; Scarborough
Fair: the Simon and Garfunkel Experience
on November 6; and the Motown holiday
concert with Rhonda Denet and SSL Trio on
December 11. Stand-up comedy nights are
planned with Maximo Dolcelli and friends
on October 9, and Dreamcatcher Repertory
Theatre’s improvisational comedy troupe The Flip Side on November 13.
“Supporting arts and culture is a sound investment in keeping our
community vibrant and engaged,” says Starker, who is also a Madison
Arts & Culture Alliance board member. “All our creative and cultural
activities—street festivals, art shows, live performances, museums, and
theater—are supported by both the residents and the local municipality.”
Speaking of street festivals, perhaps the best time to visit Madison
is Bottle Hill Day, October 2. The day-long event combines the arts,
music, vendors and food. Additional planned festivals for 2021 include
the Holiday Arts Festival on November 26–27. Musicians, poets, singers
and storytellers will dazzle shoppers who visit downtown retail
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This year marks the 46th anniversary of
Bottle Hill Day, Madison’s signature event.
First established in 1974 by Mayor Elizabeth
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district, Bottle Hill Day now draws 10,000-20,000
people to the heart of Madison every fall. This
year’s Bottle Hill Day is scheduled to run
10 am-5 pm on Saturday, October 2.
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These days, the name represents a family-friendly
community celebration. Madison’s Downtown
Development Commission (DDC) is pleased to
present the event this year, after the coronavirus
pandemic forced the cancellation of last year’s
edition. Two long-standing Madison businesses,
New Smile Orthodontics and Egan Wealth Advisors
are this year's Diamond Event Sponsors.
The rain-or-shine event features a Music Festival;
the DDC Beer Garden; amusement areas; and more
than 225 vendors, including non-profits, crafters and
retail businesses.
Food options include the Food Court on
Cook Avenue; food vendors; local restaurants;
and a Food Truck Court on Kings Road.
The Music Festival—organized by the Madison
Arts & Culture Alliance—showcases local talent.
Hear family-friendly music throughout the day on
the New Smile Orthodontics Stage on Kings Road;
the Egan Wealth Advisors Stage on Central Avenue;
and the Mary Comito State Farm Stage on Elmer
Street. There is seating at most stages.
The DDC Beer Garden (sponsored by
Riverside Oral Surgery) offers beer on tap, wine
and specialty items (noon-6 pm) on Kings Road
between Maple Avenue and Prospect Street.
Additional sponsors include Main Street Wine
Cellars, the Bottle Hill Tavern, the Chatham Club,
Boyd/Eckhardt Partners at Kienlen Lattmann
Sotheby’s International Realty, and Hollenbach
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The Madison Car Show, hosted by the
Madison Chamber of Commerce and Madison
PBA #92, is another annual highlight. Don’t miss
this display of antiques, classics, customs and hot
rods in the Ambulance Corps Lot on Kings Road.
The show starts at 9 am; the awards ceremony
revs up at 3 pm.
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Day, family activities
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at the Central
Avenue School
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Road (sponsored by Kika Stretch Studios).
Visitors to the Museum of Early Trades &
Crafts can watch traditional woodworking demonstrations
and learn modern home-repair hacks from
Tyler Merson of Merson Home Consulting Service.
The whole family will also enjoy playing historic lawn
games.
More attractions can be found at Dodger Drive
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a Mini Golf Course (sponsored by the Madison
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stage and other activities.
Many local businesses are participating as
event sponsors at all levels. Provident Bank
and Rothenberg Orthodotics are Platinum
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Silver Sponsors are the Madison Area YMCA,
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center of town. The shuttle will run 9:45 am-5:15 pm
in a continuous loop between the parking lot and the
town center.
• Additional Parking:
Three municipal lots (Waverly Green, Cook Avenue
and Elmer Street) will be open for parking. Additional
event parking will be available at the Madison
Junior School parking lots, accessible via Brittin
Street (behind the school). Street parking, where
allowed, will be available as well.
• Street Closures:
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SHOP N’ STROLL
Madison’s downtown
is a browser’s paradise.
Want to go shopping
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You’ll mainly
need to visit
Main Street.
In a short walk
on Main from
Green Village Road to Prospect Street,
with a loop around Waverly Place, you
can find everything from boutiques to
bookstores, hats to home furnishings.
Your Madison shopping spree
starts with plenty of free parking—
on the street and in the public lots
behind the stores on either side of
Main Street. Turn south off Main onto
Green Village Road for the entrance
to the Waverly Green parking area
(free two-hour parking). Find a spot
and step through Waverly Green Alley
to get back to Main Street.
The clean, wide, tree-lined sidewalks
along Main are perfect for a
leisurely stroll. True to Madison’s
historic roots, meticulously restored
19th-century brick buildings of various
hues flank the sidewalks. Public
benches and outdoor café tables
beckon passersby. Old-fashioned
gaslights add charm, and banners
documenting the borough’s “Hidden
Figures” (African-American
groundbreakers) such as Judge
Aubrey Eugene Robinson Jr. and
the Sallie Siblings) add history to
your exploration.
Turn right from Waverly Green
• N E W
L E A F CO N S I G N M E N T
Turn the page for a guide
to Madison shopping.
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• T HE C HAT H A M
SHOP N' STROLL
B O O KS ELLER
Alley onto Main Street and get ready to sample
Madison’s bounty. Need a quick bite before you
shop? Try the Bagel Chateau. Care to carry home
some Italian specialty foods? Healthy Italia is the
place to stop.
Next, turn right onto Waverly Place—but first,
do some window shopping at Rose City Jewelers.
Walk on and you’ll find Cambridge Street Papers,
with its selection of paper goods and gifts, and
Crowley Cupcakes, with its array of tasty treats.
Hungry for something more substantial or just
plain thirsty? Grab a table inside or out at the
popular Bottle Hill Tavern.
Now cross to the east side of Waverly Place
and browse the women’s fashions at Stitch or
satisfy your sweet tooth at Sugar Rush.
Crossing Main Street and turning left,
the first stop is Tons of Toys, where
you’ll literally find tons of good stuff for
the little ones. If knitting is more your
game, make a stop at the Blue Purl.
The shopping continues with Prima
(menswear), Pink Pear (gifts and accessories),
the Snooki Shop
(a fun and funky women’s
boutique from you know
who); Alfred’s Sport Shop
(outdoor gear); and Madison
Pet (lest you forget your
best friend).
Now you really deserve a treat.
Set down your shopping totes and indulge
in a cup or cone at McCool’s Ice Cream
Parlour.
Satisfied? Cross Main Street and
consider a visit to the Museum of Early
Trades & Crafts. Or a final stop at the
Chatham Bookseller on Green Village Road.
All of this in the
space of two blocks.
That’s shopping,
Madison-style.
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• H O ME SW EET H O ME
WHERE
TO FIND IT
ALFRED’S SPORT SHOP
Sporting equipment and gear
32 Main Street / 973-377-0051
alfredssportsshop.com
BRITISH HOME EMPORIUM
Interior design, furniture, home décor
91 Main Street / 973-443-0303
britishhomeemporium.com
CAMBRIDGE STREET
Stationary, gifts, baby clothing
7 Waverly Place / 973-593-0073
CRAMERS CARPET ONE
Carpet, flooring, window treatments
73 Main Street / 862-204-7330
cramerscarpetonemadison.com
GARY’S WINE & MARKETPLACE
121 Main Street / 973-822-0200
garyswine.com
GERLACH’S JEWELERS
Jewelry sales, repairs
61 Main Street / 973-377-0767
gerlachsjewelers.com
HAT SHOP MADISON
“A hat for every head”
18B Main Street / 973-443-4287
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HEALTHY ITALIA
Culinary school, retail, prepared foods
55 Main Street / 973-966-5200
healthy-italia.com
HILLTOP BICYCLES
14 Kings Road / 973-822-2453
hilltopbicycles.com
HOME SWEET HOME
Vintage furnishings, giftware
27 Main Street / 973-635-6377
J & M HOME & GARDEN
Home furnishings, floral, landscape, clothing
201 Main Street / 973-377-4740
jmhg.com
KIDS’ CONSIGNMENTS
34 Lincoln Place / 973-822-3777
madisonkidsconsignments.wordpress.com
LACROSSE UNLIMITED
Sporting goods
307B Main Street / 973-377-1770
lacrosseunlimited.com
MADISON PET SHOP
26 Main Street / 973-377-2660
madisonpetnj.com
MADISON PHARMACY
66 Main Street / 973-377-0075
madisonpharmacy.com
MADISON PHOTOPLUS
Photo supplies, printing
40 Main Street / 973-966-2900
madisonphoto.com
MAIN STREET WINE CELLARS
300 Main Street / 973-408-8383
mainstreetwinecellars.com
NEW LEAF CONSIGNMENT
16 Park Avenue / 973-377-2422
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ONCE & AGAIN CONSIGNMENT
52 Main Street / 973-360-9600
onceandagainconsignments.com
OPULENT HABITS
Luxury consignment and couture
7 Waverly Place / 973-520-8444
opulenthabits.com
PEDEGO ELECTRIC BIKES
82 Main Street / 973-520-6473
pedegoelectricbikes.com/dealers/madison
PRIMA
Men’s clothing, tuxedos
44 Main Street / 973-377-9256
primamadison.com
REDTAIL TRADING COMPANY
Native American goods
6 Park Avenue / 973-765-9692
redtailtrading.com
ROSE CITY JEWELERS/
GEMOLOGISTS
1 Waverly Place / 973-377-2146
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SAN FRANCISCO MERCANTILE
Clothing boutique
4 Green Village Road / 973-377-5513
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STEWART-MORRIS AWARDS,
GIFTS & FLAGS
Trophy and gift shop
71 Kings Road / 973-822-2777
stewart-morris.com
STITCH
Women’s clothing
12 Waverly Place / 973-295-6950
shopstitchnj.com
SUBURBAN SHOP SHOES
5 Waverly Place / 973-377-2115
suburbanshoes.com
SUGAR RUSH
Candy and gift boutique
10 Waverly Place / 973-845-2390
sugarrushnj.com
THE BLUE PURL
Yarns, patterns, supplies
60 Main Street / 973-377-5648
thebluepurl.com
THE CHATHAM BOOKSELLER
8 Green Village Road / 973-822-1361
chathambookseller.com
THE PINK PEAR
Gifts, accessories
42 Main Street / 973-437-2132
shopthepinkpear.com
THE SNOOKI SHOP
Women’s boutique
32 Main Street / 973-377-2527
thesnookishop.com
SPROUTS CONSIGNMENT SHOP
Children’s clothes and maternity
322 Main Street / 973-377-0105
sproutsconsignmentshop.com
THE SUNROOM
Vintage goods, unique gifts
21 Kings Road, Unit B / 973-434-0453
thesunroomnj.com
THRIFT SHOP INDEPENDENT
39 Main Street / 973-377-2450
TONS OF TOYS
64 Main Street / 973-507-9774
tonsoftoys.com
TOWN & COUNTRY FRAMER
6 Park Avenue / 973-377-7586
townandcountryframer.com
WAVERLY TELEVISION
15 Waverly Place / 973-377-1333
waverlytv.com
WELL BRED
PREMIUM PET PRODUCTS
235 Main Street / 973-377-1651
wellbredonline.com
WISH
Jewelry, clothing, accessories
36 Main Street / 973-994-9474
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CASUAL TO FINE
Heading to Madison?
Plan to come hungry.
If you are coming to Madison,
come hungry. This small
borough can make meal
times memorable from sun
up to well after dark.
“We have everything
from cafes to taverns with
burgers to fine Italian restaurants,
Il Mondo Vecchio being probably
the best known,” says Marty
Horn, a resident for 30 years.
Horn and three Madison partners
own Bottle Hill Tavern, which
they renovated in 2018. Under
different names and locations,
it dates to around 1812.
“We’re on Waverly Place,
which has lots of retail, eateries
and food shops, like Crowley’s
Cupcakes and Sugar Rush, a really
cute candy shop. Shanghai Jazz
is a popular place for live music
and authentic Chinese food, and
there’s excellent Thai, like Palm
Thai and Nahm Thai.”
Horn often starts his day with
a Taylor ham, egg and cheese at
C&Js Deli. You also may find him
there at lunch, tucking into
a turkey sloppy joe.
Turn the page for a guide
to Madison dining.
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• LEFT, DANNY HORN, GENERAL
MANAGER OF THE BOTTLE HILL
TAVERN, A LONGTIME MADISON
FAVORITE SERVING STEAKS,
SEAFOOD, BURGERS AND LIBA-
TIONS DAILY FROM 11:30 TILL
LATE (CLOSED ON MONDAYS).
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• TINO PROCACCINI, TINO'S ARTISAN PIZZA CO.
WHERE
TO EAT
54 MAIN BAR AND GRILLE
Casual restaurant and bar
54 Main Street / 973-966-0252
54mainst.net
ALOHA BUBBLE
Fresh-brewed teas
22 Main Street / 973-204-3800
my-site-105437.square.site
BABA'S BAKERY & CAFÉ
Neighborhood bakery
37 Kings Road / 973-593-2066
babasbakerycafe.com
BAGEL CHATEAU
Breakfast, lunch and brunch
45 Main Street / 973-301-9888
bagelchateau.com
BEGUM PALACE
Authentic Indian cuisine
300 Main Street / 973-660-9100
begumindiancuisine.com
BILADI GRILL
Mediterranean cuisine
77 Main Street / 973-966-8735
biladigrill.com
BLUE WAZABI
Chinese cuisine and sushi
20 Waverly Place / 973-845-2086
bluewazabi.com
BOTTLE HILL TAVERN
Casual restaurant and bar
13 Waverly Place / 973-949-6060
thebottlehilltavern.com
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C & J’S DELI
Breakfast and lunch daily
10 Park Avenue / 973-377-7495
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CHEF LORYN’S
Breakfast, lunch and to-go dinners
250 Main Street / 973-520-8703
chefloryns.com
This small
borough is big on
breakfast, lunch
and dinner options.
CROWLEY CUPCAKES
Custom baked goods
9 Waverly Place / 973-377-4422
crowleycupcakes.com
DADDY MATTY'S BBQ
Barbecue and Mexican fare; BYO
6 Elmer Street / 973-295-6996
daddymattysbbq.com
DELIKOSITAS
Traditional Colombian cooking
42 Main Street / 973-295-6498
GRILLERA
MEDITERRANEAN CUISINE
Mediterranean fare
91 Park Avenue / 973-301-2080
grillera.com/menu/madison-location
HARVEST BISTRO
Creative sandwiches and salads
50 1/2 Main Street / 973-822-3644
harvestbistronj.com
HEALTHY ITALIA
Italian specialty foods
55 Main Street / 973-966-5200
IL GOCCINO RISTORANTE
Northern Italian cuisine
33 Main Street / 973-377-3800
ilgoccinoristorante.com
IL MONDO VECCHIO
Chef Michael Cetrulo’s upscale Italian
72 Main Street / 973-301-0024
ilmondovecchio.com
ITALIAN VILLAGE
Pizza, subs and salads
300 Main Street / 973-822-3344
ivpizza.com
JUNGLE JUICE
Fresh juices and smoothies
67 Main Street / 973-845-6222
junglejuicenj.com/locations/madison
• 54 M AIN BA R AN D G RILLE
KRUST KITCHEN
Pizzas, salads and pocket sandwiches
7 Cross Street / 908-525-7878
krustkitchen.com
L’ALLEGRIA
Fine Italian cuisine
11 Prospect Street / 973-532-5038
lallegria.com
LA ROSA CHICKEN & GRILL
American comfort food
306 Main Street / 973-360-1888
larosagrill.com/madison-nj
MADISON BAGEL CAFÉ
Breakfast and lunch daily
23 Waverly Place / 973-845-6008
madisonbagelcafe.com
MADISON MARKET
Specialty food café and bakery
17 Greenwood Avenue / 973-301-2000
madisonmarket.com
MADISON WOK
Chinese specialties
300 Main Street / 917-822-2595
madisonwok.com
MAIN STREET SUBMARINES
Sandwiches, soups and salads
187 Main Street / 973-966-0876
mainstreetsubmarines.com
MCCOOL'S
ICE CREAM & FROZEN YOGURT
Old-fashioned ice cream parlor
26 Main Street / 973-301-0303
mccoolsicecream.net
NAHM
Thai & French cuisine
41 Main Street / 973-520-8579
nahmmadison.com
NAUTILUS DINER
Classic diner menu
97 Main Street / 973-377-8484
NICKY’S FIREHOUSE
RESTAURANT & PIZZA
Casual dining
15 Central Avenue / 973-765-0565
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NOON TEA CREPERIE
Crepe-inspired cakes, plus teas
57 Main Street / 973-520-8049
noonteacreperie.com
OSTERIA TREVI
Fine Italian cuisine
4 Park Avenue / 973-845-9800
osteriatrevinj.com
TONY BOY'S
SANDWICH HOUSE
Sandwiches, cheesesteaks, chopped salads
90 Park Avenue / 973-434-9304
tonyboysnj.com/madison-menu
WAVERLY RESTAURANT
Luncheonette-style home cooking
14 Waverly Place / 973-377-6630
• H A RVEST BISTRO
PALM THAI
Authentic Thai cuisine
75 Main Street / 973-845-2963
palmthainj.com
PROSPECT TAVERN
Casual restaurant and bar
14 Prospect Street / 973-295-6255
theprospecttavern.com
ROCCO'S
PIZZERIA TRATTORIA
Lunch and dinner daily
36 Main Street / 973-377-7161
roccostrattoria.com
ROMANELLI’S
PIZZA & ITALIAN EATERY
Pasta, pizza and sandwiches
42 Lincoln Place / 973-377-9515
romanellispizza.com
WEENIES &
SUGARLIPS DONUTS
Doughnut shop housed inside
classic hot-dog joint
145 Main Street / 973-845-2564
weenieshotdogs.com
sugarlipsdonuts.com
YUKI HANA
JAPANESE RESTAURANT
Sushi, sashimi and hibachi
300 Main Street / 973-593-8313
yukihanamadison.com/menu
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SEYMOUR'S FOOD TRUCK
Sandwiches, burgers and salads
326 Main Street / 973-922-1705
seymourstruck.com
SHANGHAI JAZZ
RESTAURANT & BAR
Fine food and live music
24 Main Street / 973-822-2899
shanghaijazz.com
OUR AIM is to offer the most delicious home-style food with fresh, organic ingredients
and the time-honored method of terra cotta oven cooking. We are proud of bringing
something different to New Jersey by introducing artisanal pizzas, salads
and specialty dishes made with passion for excellence and our most
important secret ingredient:Love.
ove.
SLAMWICH SCRATCH KITCHEN
American craft sandwiches
143 Main Street / 973-520-8957
slamwichscratchkitchen.com
STRYXE
Bowling alley and gastropub
300 Main Street / 973-377-8919
stryxe.com
SUNDAY MOTOR CO. CAFÉ
Coffee, sandwiches and salads
27 Kings Road / 973-261-9161
sundaymotorco.com
TAKUMA
JAPANESE RESTAURANT
Lunch and dinner, sushi and sashimi
42 Lincoln Place / 973-295-6868
takumajapaneserestaurant.com
TINO'S ARTISAN PIZZA CO.
Pizza, salads and specialty dishes
6 Main Street / 973-845-6330
nojunkpizza.com
6 Main Street
Madison, NJ 07940
nojunkpizza.com
973-845-6330
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CALENDAR
MADISON
September
LADIES NIGHT
September 23 / 5:30-8:30 pm
The first 100 registrants will receive a gift bag
filled with items donated by the local businesses.
You must be present to receive a bag. You
must be at least 21 years old to participate. After
registration, participants can browse through
the downtown businesses and enjoy the many
open houses, special deals and demonstrations.
Many participating businesses will be holding
basket raffles. Visit MadisonNJChamber.org for
more information.
October
SCARECROWS ON WAVERLY
October 23 - November 1
The Madison Area Chamber of Commerce
dresses up the lampposts in the downtown
business district with cornstalks and familyfriendly
scarecrows decorated by Chambermember
businesses and organizations. All are
visible from the sidewalks so children, parents
and shoppers can enjoy them up close.
MVAC TRUNK OR TREAT
AND PUMPKIN ILLUMINATION
October 29 / 5-7 pm
Decorate your trunk and enter your car in the
Trunk or Treat at the MVAC parking lot. Kids
can dress in costumes and trick or treat from
car to car. Bring a carved pumpkin. Prizes given
for best car decoration and best pumpkin.
HALLOWEEN PARADE
and MAGIC SHOW
October 30 / 12:30-3 pm
The Madison Area Chamber of Commerce
invites children and their parents to stroll down
the center of Main Street in costume. A professional
magician will provide entertainment from
a stage at the center of Waverly Place. Stores
and businesses will welcome trick-or-treating
through the business district.
Fall/Winter Events
MUSIC, ART, HOLIDAY FUN, AND MORE...
November/
December
SECRET SANTA HOLIDAY GIVEAWAY
November 20, 27 • December 4, 11, 18
Saturdays, Noon-3 pm
Shop in Madison on five consecutive Saturdays
between noon and 3 pm, and you may
be randomly approached by a special “Secret
Santa” and awarded a Madison Gift Check in the
amount of $25, $50 or $100. One gift check for
each denomination will be handed out to lucky
winners each Saturday. The more you shop, the
greater your chances to win.
SEARCH FOR ROSIE
THE ROSE CITY REINDEER
November 26 - December 20
The Chamber invites children to participate in
a holiday-season search to find Rosie the Rose
City Reindeer. Beginning Friday, November 26,
Chamber-member businesses will participate in
this creative and fun activity to help highlight
the holidays and all that is wonderful about
shopping in Madison. Participants are entered
into a raffle for prizes.
HOLIDAY ARTS FESTIVAL
November 26 / 11 am-6 pm
December 27 / 1-5 pm
The Madison Arts & Culture Alliance, the
Madison Downtown Development Commission,
and the Madison Area Chamber of Commerce
will present the 16th Annual Madison Holiday
Arts Festival. Musicians, dancers and visual and
spoken-word artists will be featured throughout
the borough until the traditional Christmas
Parade comes down Main Street on November
26. The event is free and open to the public.
MADISON CHRISTMAS PARADE
and TREE LIGHTING
November 26 / 5:30 pm
For over 40 years, the Madison Christmas Committee,
led by the Toto Family, has been bringing
Christmas to Madison. This includes the
annual Christmas Parade, as well as the holiday
displays that line Kings Road, including Santa’s
Village. The Waverly Place Christmas tree will
be lit immediately following the parade.
MADISON MENORAH LIGHTING
Madison Train Station
November 28 / 5 pm
The public is invited to the annual ceremony
marking the first night of Hannukah. Refreshments
will be served in the Hartley Dodge
Memorial Building.
DOWNTOWN HOLIDAY
ENTERTAINMENT
November 20 - December 18
Saturdays, Noon-3 pm
Free holiday entertainment will be provided in
Madison’s Historic Downtown in coordination
with the Madison Arts & Culture Alliance and
Madison Director of Arts & Events Eric Hafen.
MADISON
COMMUNITY ARTS CENTER
• JAZZ SHOWCASE
BRYNN STANLEY TRIO
September 20 / 7:30 pm
Rising star Brynn Stanley’s smooth and soulful voice takes
familiar songs and flips them into contemporary
versions in a style all her own.
FRAMEWORK ACOUSTIC QUARTET
October 18 / 7:30 pm
This unique jazz group offers the rich harmonies of
guitar and vibes, underpinned by the bass, over which
floats the melodic violin.
JOEL ZELNICK TRIO
November 8 / 7:30 pm
Performing in the style of Bill Evans, pianist Zelnick and
his trio have taken their music across the globe.
• INTIMATE ARTISTS SERIES
RESONATING EARTH
October 24 / 3 pm
Classical pianist Carolyn Enger transports you to nature
through this cinematic concert with select works of Bach,
Messiaen, Satie and more.
SCARBOROUGH FAIR, THE SIMON
and GARFUNKEL EXPERIENCE
November 6 / 7:30 pm
Brothers Jeb and Jock Guthrie perform the Simon &
Garfunkel catalogue with startling authenticity.
CAROLYN DORFMAN DANCE
& MASTER CLASS
December 4 & 5 / 2 pm
Internationally renowned company will offer a master
class (Dec. 4, open to all) and performance (Dec. 5).
MOTOWN HOLIDAY CONCERT
with Rhonda Denet and SSL Trio
December 11 / 7:30 pm
Surrender to soulful, jazzy grooves reflecting on life, love
and gratitude with a new holiday show.
• STAND-UP-COMEDY
STAND-UP MADISON
WITH MAXIMO & FRIENDS
October 9 / 8 pm
Madison’s own award-winning comedian Maximo
Dolcelli will have you laughing in the aisles, with special
guest comedian Leslie Teshima.
THE FLIP SIDE
November 13 / 8 pm
Return engagement for this improvisational group
from Summit’s Dreamcatcher Repertory Theatre Co.
MUSEUM OF
EARLY TRADES & CRAFTS
MAKE MAGIC HAPPEN: Benefit Dinner
October 14 / 6:30-9:30 pm
Benefit dinner at the Park Avenue Club in Florham Park
to support METC’s Educational Scholarship program.
SIDEWALK ART SHOW
Beginning October 27
METC will display banners reflecting the theme “Hope”
from artists across New Jersey. The banners will be
displayed in METC’s Education Annex windows for
three months ending with a live auction in February.
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