Railroad town · North Avenue · Recreation · Local food
Visiting Dunellen & Lodging
Dunellen is best experienced as a compact railroad town: arrive near the station, explore the North Avenue business district, stop for a meal, and add one of the borough's distinctive recreation destinations or community parks.
Things to see & do
The Raritan Valley Line station is central to the borough's history and modern redevelopment story.
Walk the borough's main commercial spine for independent restaurants, bakeries, cafés and neighborhood services.
340–346 North Avenue. A long-running billiards and arcade destination with strong local identity.
370 North Avenue. Training, leagues and competition centered on table tennis.
120 North Washington Avenue. A longstanding local dining and gathering place near the station.
200 Orange Street. Athletic and community recreation space.
246 Fourth Street. Neighborhood park and recreation space.
North Washington Avenue. Community green space close to downtown.
Dunellen's compact food scene includes Mexican, Peruvian, Italian, barbecue, pubs, cafés, bakeries and ice cream.
Food & Drink guideLodging
Getting here & parking
Dunellen Station serves the Raritan Valley Line. The station has ticket vending, bicycle racks and multiple commuter parking areas.
NJ TransitNorth Avenue is New Jersey Route 28. The borough is also close to Route 22, Route 287 and surrounding Middlesex/Somerset road connections.
Visitor tip
NJTGO advertising and enhanced placement options are available for Dunellen and Middlesex County businesses and organizations.
View advertising optionsDunellen information reviewed September 16, 2026. Businesses, menus, hours, services, events, projects, lodging and job openings can change; confirm time-sensitive details directly with the organization.