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Amery – 2308 Riverplace Drive

1000 Riverplace Drive, Amery, WI, USA

A Hamilton New Jersey Turnpike

Mile Post 111.6 South, Exit 18E, Secaucus NJ 7094

Abbotsford – 2314 East Spruce Street

300 East Spruce Street, Abbotsford, WI, USA

Allentown Pennsylvania Turnpike

5052 Cetronia Road, Allentown PA 18106

Amityville – 36003

648 NY-110, Amityville, NY 11701, USA

Angola New York State Thruway

Angola Service Area, New York State Thruway, Mile Post 447 East & West, Angola, NY 14006

Ardsley New York State Thruway

Ardsley Service Area, New York State Thruway, Mile Post 6 North, Hastings-On-Hudson, NY 10706

Ashaway – 44001

206 Main Street, Ashaway, RI, USA

Atlantic City Garden State Parkway

Mile post 41.4 Garden State Pkwy , Galloway NJ 8205

Austin – 2324 4th Street Northwest

101 4th Street Northwest, Austin, MN 55912, USA

Barre – 25018

2 Summer Street, Barre, MA, USA

Barrington – 33004

491 Calef Highway, Barrington, NH, USA

Barron – 2329 East Division Street

530 east division street barron wi 54812

Bellows Falls – 50001

154 Rockingham Street, Bellows Falls, VT, USA

Big Lake – 2316 Jefferson Boulevard

220 Jefferson Boulevard, Big Lake, MN, USA

Bloomer – 2306 17th Avenue

2016 17th Avenue, Bloomer, WI, USA

Blue Mountain Pennsylvania Turnpike

203 Blue Mountain Plaza , Newburg PA 17240

Blythewood – 45003 Wilson Blvd

10328 Wilson Blvd, Blythewood, SC, USA

Bowmansville Pennsylvania Turnpike

1350 Reading Road , Bowmansville PA 17517

Branford NB I-95

I-95 Branford NB Service Plaza, Interstate 95, Branford, CT, USA

Branford SB I-95

I-95 Branford SB Service Plaza, Interstate 95, Branford, CT, USA

Brookdale South Garden State Parkway

Garden State Pkwy Bloomfield 7003

Burnsville – 2303 East 134th Street

1884 East 134th Street, Burnsville, MN, USA

Cayce – 45012 Knox Abbott Drive

200 Knox Abbott Drive, Cayce, SC, USA

Chapin – 45007 Columbia Avenue

648 Columbia Avenue, Chapin, SC, USA

Cheesequake Garden State Parkway

Mile Post 124 Garden State Parkway South Amboy NJ 08879

Chittenango New York State Thruway

Chittenango Service Area, New York State Thruway, Mile Post 266 West, Chittenango, NY 13037

Clara Barton New Jersey Turnpike

N Stumpy Road , Pedricktown NJ 8067

Clarence New York State Thruway

Clarence Service Area, New York State Thruway, Mile Post 412 West, Clarence, NY 14031

Clifton Springs New York State Thruway

Clifton Springs Service Area, New York State Thruway, Mile Post 337 East, Clifton Springs, NY 14432

Columbia – 45008 Two Notch Road

7460 Two Notch Road, Columbia, SC, USA

Columbia – 45010 Monticello Road

5901 Monticello Road, Columbia, SC, USA

Columbia – 45018 North Main Street

3403 North Main Street, Columbia, SC, USA

Columbia – 45019 Bush River Road

2216 Bush River Road, Columbia, SC, USA

Columbia – 45020 Two Notch Road

8501 Two Notch Road, Columbia, SC, USA

Columbia – 45021 Two Notch Road

2902 Two Notch Road, Columbia, SC, USA

Columbia – 45022 North Trenholm Road

6951 North Trenholm Road, Columbia, SC, USA

Columbia – 45030 Devine Street

4452 Devine Street, Columbia, SC, USA

Columbia – 45033 Garners Ferry Road

7911 Garners Ferry Road, Columbia, SC, USA

Columbia – 45035 Bluff Road

2022 Bluff Road, Columbia, SC, USA

Columbia – 45040 Forest Drive

4800 Forest Drive, Columbia, SC, USA

Columbia – 45045 Longreen Parkway

1231 Longreen Parkway, Columbia, SC, USA

Columbia – 45054 Two Notch Road

8404 Two Notch Road, Columbia, SC, USA

Columbia – 45055 Forest Drive

2501 Forest Drive, Columbia, SC, USA

Columbia – 45057 Elmwood Avenue

1000 Elmwood Avenue, Columbia, SC, USA

Columbia – 45058 Greystone Boulevard

321 Greystone Boulevard, Columbia, SC, USA

Commodore Perry Ohio Turnpike

888 North County Road 260 Clyde OH 43410

Concord – 33002

417 South Main Street, Concord, NH, USA

Coon Rapids – 2305 Main Street NW

3516 Main Street Northwest, Coon Rapids, MN, USA

Cornell – 2322 Bridge Street

713 Bridge Street, Cornell, WI, USA

Cumberland Maine Turnpike

Cumberland Service Plaza, Mile 56 Southbound, Cumberland Center, ME, USA

Cumberland Valley Pennsylvania Turnpike

13 Burgners Road, Carlisle PA 17015

Darien NB I-95

I-95 Darien NB Service Plaza, Darien, CT, USA

Darien SB I-95

Darien Service Plaza, Connecticut Turnpike, Darien, CT, USA

Delaware House JFK Memorial Highway

530 JFK Memorial Highway, Newark DE 19702

DeWitt New York State Thruway

Mile Post 280 East, NY State Thruway, Syracuse 13206

East Patchogue – 36005

770 Montauk Highway, East Patchogue, NY, USA

Eau Claire – 2313 Eddy Lane

2205 Eddy Lane, Eau Claire, WI, USA

Elgin – 45028 Spears Creek Church Road

595 Spears Creek Church Road, Elgin, SC, USA

Elgin – 45046 Spears Creek Church Road

586 Spears Creek Church Road, Elgin, SC, USA

Ellsworth – 2321 North Maple Street

101 North Maple Street, Ellsworth, WI, USA

Erie Islands Ohio Turnpike

1012 N Sandusky County Rd #260, Clyde 43410

Ernie Pyle Indiana Toll Road

I-80/90 East Bound, (Mile Post 126), Howe, 46746

Fairfield NB RT-15

RT. 15 Fairfield NB Service Plaza, Congress Street, Fairfield, CT, USA

Fairfield NB I-95

I-95 Fairfield SB Service Plaza, Round Hill Road, Fairfield, CT, USA

Fairfield SB RT-15

RT. 15 Fairfield SB Service Plaza, Merritt Parkway, Fairfield, CT, USA

Fairfield SB I-95

Fairlee – 50003.

535 U.S. Route 5, Fairlee, VT, USA

Forked River Garden State Parkway

76 Garden State Pkwy Forked River 8731

Framingham Massachusetts Turnpike

115 Massachusetts Turnpike Framingham 1701

Frank Farley Atlantic City NJ Atlantic City Expressway

Mile Marker 20 Atlantic City Expressway Hammonton 8037

Gaston – 45043 US-321

5221 US-321, Gaston, SC 29053

Gene S Porter Indiana Toll Road

Indiana Toll Road Westbound, (Mile Post 126), Howe, 46746

Gilbert – 45017 Augusta Highway

4329 Augusta Highway, Gilbert, SC, USA

Gray Maine Turnpike

Mile 59 Northbound, 385 Portland Road, Gray 4039

Great Lakes II Ohio Turnpike

Ohio Turnpike, 2000 Edgerton Road, Broadview Heights 44147

Greenwich NB RT-15

RT.15 Greenwich SB Service Plaza, Merritt Parkway, Greenwich, CT, USA

Greenwich SB RT-15

Grover cleveland new jersey turnpike.

Mile post 92.9 North NJ tpke Sewaren 7077

Guiderland New York State Thruway

Mile Post 153 East, NY State Thruway, Schenectady 12303

Hammond – 2333 Davis Street

577 Davis St, Hammond, WI 54015, USA

Hempstead – 36006

797 Peninsula Boulevard, Hempstead, NY, USA

Hickory Run Pennsylvania Turnpike

256 Danner Road, Jim Thorpe 18229

Hicksville – 36001

118 Newbridge Road, Hicksville, NY, USA

Highspire Pennsylvania Turnpike

300 Industrial Lane, Middletown 17057

Hudson – 2310 Coulee Road

1207 Coulee Road, Hudson, WI, USA

Indian Castle New York State Thruway

Mile Post 210 West, NY State Thruway, Little Falls 13365

Indian Meadows Ohio Turnpike

21738 Co Road M-50, West Unity 43570

Irmo – 45002 Broad River Rd

11047 Broad River Rd, Irmo, SC 29063, USA

Irmo – 45005 Lake Murray Boulevard

1127 Lake Murray Boulevard, Irmo, SC, USA

Irmo – 45013 Broad River Road

7409 Broad River Road, Irmo, SC, USA

Irmo – 45014 Dutch Fork Road

1301 Dutch Fork Road, Irmo, SC, USA

Irmo – 45034 Broad River Road

7701 Broad River Road, Irmo, SC, USA

Iroquois New York State Thruway

Islip – 36004.

540 Islip Avenue, Islip, NY, USA

James Cooper New Jersey Turnpike

Milepost 39 North Mt. Laurel 8054

John Fenwick New Jersey Turnpike

Mile Marker 5.4 North New Jersey Turnpike Penns Grove 8069

Joyce Kilmer New Jersey Turnpike

Junius ponds new york state thruway.

Mile Post 324 West, NY State Thruway, Clyde 14433

Kennebunk North Maine Turnpike

Mile 25 Northbound Maine Turnpike North Kennebunk 4043

Kennebunk South Maine Turnpike

Mile 25 Southbound Maine Turnpike South Kennebunk 4043

King of Prussia Pennsylvania Turnpike

381 W Dekalb Pike, King of Prussia 19406

Kittery – 23001

286 U.S. 1, Kittery, ME, USA

Knowlton Travel Christopher Columbus Highway

19 Simpson Rd Columbia 7832

Knute Rocknie Indiana Toll Road

4004 E CR 700, Rolling Prairie, 46371

Lawn Pennsylvania Turnpike

7 Bachmanvillee Road, Lawn 17041

Lexington – 45006 Augusta Road

5035 Augusta Road, Lexington, SC, USA

Lexington – 45015 Longs Pond Road

222 Longs Pond Road, Lexington, SC, USA

Lexington – 45016 Augusta Road

5019 Augusta Road, Lexington, SC, USA

Lexington – 45023

1212 West Main Street, Lexington, SC, USA

Lexington – 45024

1819 South Lake Drive, Lexington, SC, USA

Lexington – 45025

226 Longs Pond Rd, Lexington, SC 29072, USA

Lexington – 45026 U.S. 378

784 U.S. 378, Lexington, SC, USA

Lexington – 45031 Augusta Road

4379 Augusta Road, Lexington, SC, USA

Lexington – 45037 Augusta Highway

2374 Augusta Highway, Lexington, SC, USA

Lexington – 45038 Longs Pond Road

351 Longs Pond Road, Lexington, SC, USA

Lexington – 45041 Old Cherokee Road

1005 Old Cherokee Road, Lexington, SC, USA

Lexington – 45048 Platt Springs Road

5143 Platt Springs Road, Lexington, SC, USA

Lexington – 45053 Sunset Boulevard

4035 Sunset Boulevard, Lexington, SC, USA

Lexington – 45056 South Lake Drive

1910 S Lake Dr, Lexington, SC 29073, USA

Lexington – 45059 Sunset Boulevard

4301 Sunset Boulevard, Lexington, SC, USA

Ludlow – 50002

143 Main Street, Ludlow, VT, USA

Ludlow East Massachusetts Turnpike

862 Massachusetts Turnpike, MILE POST 55 EASTBOUND, Ludlow 1104

Ludlow West Massachusetts Turnpike

MASS Turnpike MILE POST 56 West, Ludlow MA 1056

Madison NB I-95

I-95 Madison NB Service Plaza, North Ave, Madison, CT, USA

Madison SB I-95

I-95 Madison SB Service Plaza, South St, Madison, CT, USA

Mahtomedi – 2311 Wildwood Road

1000 Wildwood Road, Mahtomedi, MN, USA

Malden New York State Thruway

Mile Post 103 North, NY State Thruway, Saugerties 12477

Marshfield – 2331 South Central Avenue

10492 South Central Avenue, Marshfield, WI, USA

Medford – 2318 South 8th Street

110 South 8th Street, Medford, WI, USA

Menomonie – 2301 North Broadway Street

1805 N Broadway St, Menomonie, WI, USA

Merrill – 2328 North Center Avenue

702 North Center Avenue, Merrill, WI, USA

Middle Ridge Ohio Turnpike

Milepost 139.5 – Westbound, 46402 Middle Ridge Road, Amherst 44001

Milford NB I-95

CT Service Plazas Milford I-95, CT Northbound, I-95 Northbound, Milford, CT, USA

Milford SB I-95

I-95 Milford SB Service Plaza, Connecticut Turnpike, Milford, CT, USA

Minnetonka – 2327 Shady Oak Road

4548 Shady Oak Road, Minnetonka, MN, USA

Modena New York State Thruway

Mile Post 66 South, NY State Thruway, Newburgh 12589

Mohawk New York State Thruway

Mile Post 172 East, NY State Thruway, Amsterdam 12010

Molly Pitcher New Jersey Turnpike

NJ Tpke Cranbury 8512

Monmouth Garden State Parkway

100 Garden State Parkway Wall Township 7719

Montvale Garden State Parkway

172 Garden State Pkwy Montvale 7645

Montville SB I-395

I-395 Montville SB Service Plaza, Connecticut Turnpike, Montville, Uncasville, CT, USA

N Midway Pennsylvania Turnpike

1152 Shed Road, BedfoRoad 15522

N Somerset Pennsylvania Turnpike

179 N Plaza Access Road, Somerset 15501

New Baltimore New York State Thruway

Mile Post 127 North & South, NY State Thruway, New Baltimore 12087

New Canaan NB RT-15

RT. 15 New Canaan NB Service Plaza, Gerdes Road, New Canaan, CT, USA

New Canaan SB RT-15

RT. 15 New Canaan SB Service Plaza, Merritt Parkway, New Canaan, CT, USA

New Stanton Pennsylvania Turnpike

724 New Stanton Plaza Road, Hunker 15639

New Ulm – 2309 North Minnesota Street

627 North Minnesota Street, New Ulm, MN, USA

North Haven NB RT-15

RT. 15 North Haven SB Service Plaza, Banton Street, North Haven, CT, USA

North Hudson – 2300 6th Street

702 6th Street North, Hudson, WI, USA

North Haven SB RT-15

RT. 15 North Haven SB Service Plaza, Banton Street, North Haven, New Haven, CT, USA

North Stonington – 9001

560 Providence-New London Turnpike, North Stonington, CT, USA

Oak Grove – 2317 Viking Boulevard Northwest

3166 Viking Boulevard Northwest, Oak Grove, MN, USA

Oakmont Travel Plaza Pennsylvania Turnpike

2000 Eastern Ave, Verona 15147

Oneida New York State Thruway

2000 Eastern Ave, Verona PA 15147

Ontario New York State Thruway

Mile Post 376 West, NY State Thruway, Le Roy 14482

Orange NB RT-15

RT. 15 Orange NB Service Plaza, Wilbur Cross Parkway, Orange, CT, USA

Orange SB RT-15

RT. 15 Orange SB Service Plaza, Wilbur Cross Parkway, Orange, CT, USA

Pattersonville New York State Thruway

Mile Post 168 West, NY State Thruway, Pattersonville 12137

Pelion – 45004 Edmund Highway

7909 Edmund Highway, Pelion, SC, USA

Pembroke New York State Thruway

Mile Post 397 East, NY State Thruway, Corfu 14036

Peter J Camiel Pennsylvania Turnpike

5 Marsh Road, Elverson 19520

Plainfield NB I-395

I-395 Plainfield NB Service Plaza, East Pkwy, Plainfield, CT, USA

Plainfield SB I-395

I-395 Plainfield SB Service Plaza, Interstate 395, Danielson, CT, USA

Plainview – 36002

797 Old Country Road, Plainview, NY, USA

Plattekill New York State Thruway

Mile Post 65 North, NY State Thruway, Wallkill 12589

Prescott – 2315 U.S. 10

1120 U.S. 10, Prescott, WI, USA

Ramapo New York State Thruway

Ramapo Service Area, New York State Thruway, Mile Post 33 South, Sloatsburg, NY 10974

Red Wing – 2319 North Service Drive

3211 North Service Drive, Red Wing, MN, USA

Richard Stockton New Jersey Turnpike

New Jersey Turnpike Post 58.7 South Yardville 8620

S Midway Pennsylvania Turnpike

410 Shadyside Dr, BedfoRoad 15522

S Somerset Pennsylvania Turnpike

327 Industrial Park Road, Somerset 15501

Schuyler New York State Thruway

Mile Post 227 West, NY State Thruway, Frankfort 13340

Scottsville New York State Thruway

Governor Thomas E. Dewey Thruway, West Henrietta 14586

Seneca New York State Thruway

7029 Aldridge Rd, Victor 14564

Sidling Hill Pennsylvania Turnpike

3744 Noth Hess Road, Waterfall 16689

Sloatsburg New York State Thruway

Mile Maker, New York State Thruway, 33 North Sloatsburg 10974

Springfield – 25003

1830 Wilbraham Road, Springfield, MA, USA

Sterling – 25019

205 Worcester Road, Sterling, MA, USA

Sturbridge – 25010

236 Rte 15, Sturbridge, MA, USA

Thomas Edison New Jersey Turnpike

Mile Post 92.9 NJ Tpke Woodbridge 7095

Tiffin Rivers Ohio Turnpike

21747 Co Road M, West Unity 43570

Towpath II Ohio Turnpike

Ohio Turnpike, 10037 Broadview Road, Broadview Heights 44147

Turtle Lake – 2307 U.S. 8

638b U.S. 8, Turtle Lake, WI 54889, USA

Ulster New York State Thruway

Mile Post, New York State Thruway, 96 South Ruby 12475

Valley Forge Pennsylvania Turnpike

1495 Valley Forge Road, Wayne 19087

Vauxhall Garden State Parkway

1 Vauxhall Rd Union 7083

Vermilion Valley Ohio Turnpike

7998 Leavitt Road Amherst OH 44001

Vince Lombardi New Jersey Turnpike

116E NJ Tpke Ridgefield 7657

Walt Whitman New Jersey Turnpike

700 NJ Tpke New Jersey Turnpike Cherry Hill 8034

Warners New York State Thruway

Warners Service Area, New York State Thruway, Mile Post 292 West, Warners, NY 13164

West Columbia – 45032 Main Street

697 Main Street, South Congaree, SC, USA

West Columbia – 45039 North 12th street

100 North 12th Street, West Columbia, SC, USA

West Columbia – 45042 Airport Blvd

1928 Airport Blvd, West Columbia, SC, USA

West Columbia – 45047 Sunset Boulevard

3809 Sunset Boulevard, West Columbia, SC, USA

West Gardiner Maine Turnpike

I-95 Exit 102 Northbound West Gardiner 4345

Wethersfield – 9002

1881 Berlin Turnpike, Wethersfield, CT, USA

White Bear Lake – 2302 U.S. 61

4852 U.S. 61, White Bear Lake, MN, USA

White Bear Lake – 2304 County Road E East

2055 County Road E East, White Bear Lake, MN, USA

Wilbur Shaw Indiana Toll Road

676 CR 425 East Rolling Prairie IN 46371

Winona – 2320 Johnson Street

217 Johnson Street, Winona, MN, USA

Woburn – 25007

325 Washington Street, Woburn, MA, USA

Woodrow Wilson New Jersey Turnpike

75 NJ Tpke, Hamilton Township NJ 8620

Worcester – 25009

350 Greenwood Street, Worcester, MA, USA

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Every Rest Stop on the New Jersey Turnpike, Ranked

Not all service plazas are created equal

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The New Jersey Turnpike, like so many things in New Jersey, is horrible, which is also why it’s magnificent. It’s 122 miles long, bisecting the state on the diagonal — the southwest terminus is just short of the Delaware Memorial Bridge, where the turnpike is a blandly bucolic four-lane highway edged with dense wall of trees; by the time you reach the northeast terminus, at the George Washington Bridge, it’s morphed into an asphalt-tentacle beast, engorged, at its widest, to 12 lanes on four distinct roads, surrounded by oil refineries and other forms of outer-city industrial sprawl, all of them plaited with exits and sub-exits and interchanges. The signage is atrocious and the urban planning is deranged; you are never going to take the right exit for Newark Airport, but that’s okay, because there are three other rapid-fire exits that will get you there.

The one thing the Turnpike really has going for it are its service areas. These are run by “global restaurateur” HMSHost, the mega-operator behind food and retail concessions in 116 airports and 99 of what they describe as “motorway travel plazas,” 12 of which are the exclusive providers of food, gas, and bathroom facilities to the good people traversing the New Jersey Turnpike. The rest stops are all named after deceased individuals with some sort of connection to the state, which is a perfect representation of New Jersey pride: sort of pointless, but nevertheless endearing.

Any New Jerseyan, road trip aficionado, or habitué of the New York-to-D.C. corridor has a favorite Turnpike rest stop, but of course only one can be the actual best , which means a whole lot of people out there are wrong. In the interest of journalistic rigor, I got up extra early on a recent rainy Thursday, picked up my friend Martha, and the two of us hit the road. We drove the whole Turnpike from top to bottom and back again, stopping at every rest stop along the way. (Plus a quick afternoon detour to Six Flags, where the earlier rain meant we got to ride the tallest roller coaster in North America twice in a row without waiting in line. It’s not a rest stop, I’m just bragging.) Here, definitively, is the true ranking of New Jersey Turnpike rest stops.

12. Alexander Hamilton

Southbound, mile marker 11 2

Roy Rogers is usually is my favorite rest stop option, because you can get an order of really very good curly fries and then go to Roy’s “Fixin’s Bar” and load up on a lot of iceberg lettuce and sliced tomato and banana peppers and make yourself a nice little ersatz salad. The Roy’s Fixin’s Bar at Alexander Hamilton, which is an overall fairly dingy and unlovable service area, has a sign taped to it that says “Salads are available at the front counter,” which is VICIOUSLY AGGRESSIVE and made both Martha and me feel truly bad about ourselves even though we had no plans to salad-lifehack this particular Roy’s Fixin’s Bar.

Alexander Hamilton has two positive attributes, which aren’t nearly enough to make up for the salad shaming. One, there’s a toy machine where you put in two quarters and tinny circus music plays and an animatronic clown goes back and forth on a swing and the machine poops out a plastic egg containing a rubber Jolly Roger ring. Two, the convenience store attached to the gas station sells Flamin’ Hot Ruffles. There’s really no reason to stop here, though: It’s less than five miles down the road from the significantly better Vince Lombardi; the drive from one to the other takes exactly as long as “Thunder Road,” the first track on Martha’s meticulously curated New Jersey playlist, and also the actual best Bruce Springsteen song, do not @ me.

11. Joyce Kilmer

Northbound, mile marker 7 8

Joyce Kilmer is the person responsible for “I think that I shall never see / a poem as lovely as a tree,” which is maybe a useful example of extended metaphor, but is also a truly horrible piece of poetry. It’s absurd that a poet like Kilmer is given, through their mutual service-plaza honoring, any equivalence to a titan like Walt Whitman. Kilmer’s given first name, as I learned from reading the honorary plaque, is Alfred, and Martha and I overheard two different sets of parents informing their kids that no, despite the name, Joyce Kilmer isn’t a woman. Beyond that delightful object lesson in the pitfalls of gender assumption, this is a dour and unexciting rest stop. They don’t even have the text of the tree poem! I would be completely comfortable with Joyce Kilmer being replaced with Bruce Springsteen, who is also undeniably a poet, even though he isn’t dead.

10. John Fenwick

Northbound, mile marker 6

There is absolutely nothing interesting to say about this rest stop as a retail, gastronomic, or architectural entity. John Fenwick was the leader of the first English settlement in what would become New Jersey, but was not, at any time during his life, actually New Jersey. Compare this to Whitney Houston, who was born in the state during a time when it was, epistemologically speaking, actually the state, and who also was the single greatest pop singer of all time. Someone please start a Change.org petition to rename this stop after Whitney Houston, I will happily sign it.

9. Thomas Edison

Southbound, mile marker 93

There’s a Sbarro (Martha got a breadstick), a Popeyes (I got a side of green beans), and a Burger King, which is a nice range of options. This is also the rest stop where we saw a publicly posted letter from the CEO of HMSHost to his employees, assuring them that the company “welcomes, appreciates, and supports everyone regardless of race, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, or national origin,” which is really quite wonderful, but it’s probably posted at every service plaza, so no extra points.

8. Richard Stockton

Southbound, mile marker 59

Honestly, Richard Stockton is lovely . It’s got a double-height entry foyer with a sunny clerestory, and there’s a full-size wrought-iron bicycle mounted above the entrance to the market, complete with faux baguettes jauntily tucked in the basket. I thought the bicycle was amusingly nonsensical; Martha, an observational genius, pointed out that it’s an essential part of the rest stop’s theme: Paris! All the décor — framed stock art and massive murals — pay homage to Parisian café culture. Other rest stops do not have themes! Don’t get carried away on the wings of Francophone fantasy: Food options here are mostly Pizza Hut and Quiznos.

Richard Stockton, according to the framed piece of printer paper giving his biography, did the following in his life: Was elected to the Senate for an abbreviated term, declined renomination, ran and lost for governor three times , was a congressman for one term, and again declined renomination. I move we replace him with Lou Reed.

7. Clara Barton

Southbound, mile marker 6

Clara Barton is the only verified human woman to have a rest area named in her honor (Molly Pitcher, who we’re getting to shortly, is a ~figure of legend~), which shamelessly earns this service plaza a higher spot on the list than its goods and services alone would garner. Barton founded the Red Cross, and its flag flies next to the American and New Jersey flags just outside the main building entrance. That’s nice! There is a Pizza Hut, but no Quiznos. (A unidirectional causal relationship Martha and I observed on our journey: Wherever there’s a Quiznos, there’s a Pizza Hut. The converse, however, is not the case.)

6. Vince Lombardi

Both directions, mile marker 116

Vince Lombardi is the Turnpike’s most northerly service plaza, and also is the only one accessible to cars going in both directions. The truth is it’s quite good: Spacious, clean, and recently renovated, with a wide variety of fast-food options and a big, well-stocked Starbucks that (unlike many other rest stops) serves all of the hot Starbucks food. If you get confused in the course of leaving New York and getting onto the Turnpike, and realize you’ve accidentally gone in the wrong direction, Vince Lombardi’s bi-directionality presents a useful opportunity to reorient your trajectory. Arriving at 11 a.m., Martha and I were informed by a Burger King employee that they were no longer serving Croissan’wiches, but there were five of them right there under the heating lamps. We felt deceived.

5. Walt Whitman

Southbound, mile marker 3 1

The Roy Rogers here doesn’t salad-shame its customers, which is nice, and the parking area is surrounded by trees on three sides in a way that feels very serene and secluded in a way I feel like Walt Whitman would appreciate. Most Turnpike rest stops have a Hershey’s Ice Cream and a Dippin’ Dots vending machine; Walt Whitman also has a Carvel counter. No Fudgie the Whales to be seen, but they sell Carvelanches, a far more eating-in-the-car-friendly ice cream option.

4. James Fenimore Cooper

Northbound, mile marker 39

This is competent, generally unremarkable rest area with some nice nature photos and, like Walt Whitman, a Carvel. As we were getting out of the car in its parking lot, Martha and I met THE TINIEST PUPPY EVER , her name is Diamond, she is a pit bull, and she was celebrating her eight-week birthday that very day. I cannot guarantee that Diamond will be there if you go, but what if she is and DIAMOND oh my god DIAMOND I LOVE YOU DIAMOND YOU ARE SUCH A GOOD GIRL YES YOU ARE.

3. Grover Cleveland

Northbound, mile marker 9 2

This gloriously airspacey building of glass and steel looks utterly unlike any of the other service plazas, which rock more of a faded ’90s aesthetic. For this, let us credit climate change: The original Grover Cleveland was destroyed by Hurricane Sandy in 2012, reopening in 2015 with an open floor plan, midcentury-ish seating, and a massive un-branded counter where you can get made-to-order pizzas, salads, and sandwiches — including the signature “I-95 Burger,” which for whatever reason is reuben-themed, the beef patty topped with pastrami, Swiss cheese, and Russian dressing. Sure! Okay!

Look, really, this rest area is just super pretty — maybe too pretty to be named for Grover Cleveland, who is described on the framed biographical explainer as, and this is a direct quote, “generally ranked among the second tier of American presidents.” This rest stop should be named after Judy Blume, who is far more inspiring than Grover Cleveland, but alas (or maybe not alas) is not dead yet.

2. Woodrow Wilson

Northbound, mile marker 5 8

There are plants in the corners — big, green, healthy looking ones. There’s a lot of sunlight. The floors are clean and the trim is un-chipped and the tables aren’t sticky. There’s a Quiznos and a Pizza Hut and a Roy Rogers, which has a lush, frequently refreshed Roy’s Fixin’s Bar that doesn’t carry with it so much as the faintest whiff of salad shaming.

Any of these would be enough to clinch a high-ranking spot for ol’ Woodrow, but it also brings the goddamn pain with a slam-dunk move, the single best item a person can purchase and consume on the whole up-and-down stretch of the New Jersey Turnpike, and it is this: A fresh-squeezed orange juice machine, with a tray of plastic half-pint bottles next to it, that you can place under the tap and fill with orange juice that you get to watch being squeezed right in front of you, a mechanical wonder of oranges rolling out of a basket and down a track and being sliced in half and squished until all their sunset-hued lifeblood sluices out into your waiting vessel, sweet and fresh and tart. Martha and I almost wept. It was the most beautiful moment of our day.

1. Molly Pitcher

Southbound, mile marker 72

My friends, Molly Pitcher is the best rest stop on the New Jersey Turnpike. I’ll admit now that I knew this outcome going in; for decades, for nearly my entire Turnpike-traversing life, this building named for a perhaps-fictional Revolutionary War heroine has been my rest stop of choice. I had considered, when Martha and I hit the road, that maybe this would turn out to have been an error, my frequent visits reinforcing my affections which would then translate into further visits, the mere-exposure effect in action. But her objective companionship confirmed what I’d already known: You can’t do better than Molly Pitcher.

The rest stop has many things you’ll find at other rest stops along the New Jersey Turnpike: a Roy Rogers (pleasantly sans salad-shaming), a Nathan’s Famous, a Cinnabon, a Dippin’ Dots vending machine, a counter where you can buy designer perfumes, for some reason. But it also offers gracefully arching windows and airy ceilings, a grassy picnic area, a standalone Starbucks with a separate entrance (which means it also offers the full Starbucks menu) and, semi-permanently, a Starbucks coffee truck parked just outside.

It also ups the game on the convenience shops, with a total of three: one in the gas station, one standard HMS market offering the exact same selection of beef jerky and state-branded gummy candies and (inexplicably) plush-animal sloths as all its brothers and sisters up and down the Turnpike.

But there’s a third convenience store, a sort of random-feeling one (it’s in the space that once upon a time was a Dick Clark-themed sit-down restaurant!), minimalist and slightly more upscale in its offerings, with blonde-wood shelves of dark-chocolate snacks merchandized alongside fake fruit. This store has — and I am not kidding — a n old-timey candy store in the back , complete with wooden shelves and glass jars of penny-candy, many of which are inexplicably Tabasco-branded, and wooden barrels filled with packages of Big Fat Hissee Fit, a three-foot-long glucose monstrosity billed as the “world’s largest gummy snake.”

It is, in a word, flawless. The perfect place to pee, to stretch your legs, to eat a fried chicken leg with a side of bootleg topping-bar salad — to refuel not only your car, but your soul.

Helen Rosner is Eater’s editor-at-large. She was once, for several years, a resident of New Jersey.

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Joyce kilmer service area.

Service Plaza on the New Jersey Turnpike at Mile 78 near East Brunswick, New Jersey. This rest area is also known as Joyce Kilmer Service Area.

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Joyce Kilmer Service area is a service area on the northbound New Jersey Turnpike between exits 8A and 9. Because of the plan from massive $250 million project announced by then Gov. Chris Christie in 2017, the Joyce Kilmer service area is currently closed. The entire service area (at the time, December, 2022), is demolished. New, more modern and efficient buildings are expected to arise in the place of the old structures in June, 2023.

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We're not just passionate purveyors of coffee, but everything else that goes with a full and rewarding coffeehouse experience. We also offer a selection of premium teas, fine pastries and other delectable treats to please the taste buds. And the music you hear in store is chosen for its artistry and appeal. It's not unusual to see people coming to Starbucks to chat, meet up or even work. We're a neighborhood gathering place, a part of the daily routine - and we couldn't be happier about it. Get to know us and you'll see: we are so much more than what we brew. We make sure everything we do is through the lens of humanity - from our commitment to the highest quality coffee in the world, to the way we engage with our customers and communities to do business responsibly. …

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Got a double of espresso on ice. Espresso was good. This always cracks me up, my name is Caitlin, which they asked for, and I got "Redlen." totally similar. Was a good pick me up for my trip up the NJTP.

So get this there's a promotion for bi large coffee and you can get a sandwich for three dollars but apparently it doesn't ring up that way because this franchise doesn't want to do this promotion the very rude New Jersey woman never mentions this and it gives me angst when I approach her about it so be warned

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Great efficient service! And they got my order right (the amount of times I've been to Starbucks ave they've gotten my order right on the spot is rare and far between sadly). So when they get it right..... It's refreshing. There was no line, which also is shocking for 9am. But it was nice seeing a full Starbucks at a service station. I'll be back!

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Great rest came here at 12:30am to get a pick me up for the remaining 100 miles of my trip. Staff was really friendly and fast. They have 2 charging stations too

Sadly returning to New York from spending my wondrous birthday in Philadelphia, PA, my good close friends recharge at Joyce Kilmer Travel Plaza for coffee/tea and some baked goodies. My Starbucks gift card balance of $1.79 was utilized for one tall hot chocolate at $3.00 and one chocolate danish at $2.70. This Starbucks carries teddy bears dressed in a New York sweatshirt and baseball cap (sorry, NO Yankees cap), but is adorable as I'm a huge teddy bear lover.

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For a Starbucks in a rest area, this was a solid one! I got a cake pop, chocolate croissant, and a pumpkin spice latte. All were really yummy, though my sister said the pumpkin spice latte was very sweet! I also used the restroom at this stop and it was clean.

On the way to the Hamptons, we stopped at Starbucks for a coffee break. I ordered a Starbucks Refresher Mango Dragonfruit with Freeze Dried Strawberries. It tasted great as usual. My only complaint is that I asked for light ice and got a lot of ice but it's a humid day so I didn't mind it as much.

I came in and it was completely empty. There was an older man working and it a while for him to notice that i was in line, ready to order. He looked at me and ignored me for a few minutes until i tried to tell him that I was ready to order. He just rolled his eyes and then turned his attention to me. I ordered my drink and then took my phone for my Starbucks app but he lied to me by saying that they did not take Starbucks cards or the Starbucks app. Since I still wanted my drink, I payed for it using my credit card. I ordered a mocha frappuccino but was given a green tea frappuccino. After trying to tell him that it was the wrong drink, he just threw his arms up in the air and said that he didn't know English. His service and attitude was absolutely terrible. I will never be coming back here again.

If I need a pick me up on my way to work, I usually stop here. Also because the next one is fuel only. It's your average Starbucks and you know exactly what to expect of your order. In the winter, I usually get the Toffee Nut Latte. It's delicious. Service is quick. The only downside is that it's right across the bathroom and depending on the time of day, related smells get mixed with the aroma of coffee beans. YUM.

Nice small spot within a travel plaza. Friendly staff and fantastic salt carm moch tall $4.35 also had to get Madeleine cookies for the family. $2.70 per pack

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Known as the “Motor City of Russia.”

Elektrostal, a city located in the Moscow Oblast region of Russia, earned the nickname “Motor City” due to its significant involvement in the automotive industry.

Home to the Elektrostal Metallurgical Plant.

Elektrostal is renowned for its metallurgical plant, which has been producing high-quality steel and alloys since its establishment in 1916.

Boasts a rich industrial heritage.

Elektrostal has a long history of industrial development, contributing to the growth and progress of the region.

Founded in 1916.

The city of Elektrostal was founded in 1916 as a result of the construction of the Elektrostal Metallurgical Plant.

Located approximately 50 kilometers east of Moscow.

Elektrostal is situated in close proximity to the Russian capital, making it easily accessible for both residents and visitors.

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Home to notable architectural landmarks.

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Provides a high standard of healthcare.

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Home to the Elektrostal History Museum.

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A hub for sports enthusiasts.

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Celebrates diverse cultural festivals.

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Electric power played a significant role in its early development.

Elektrostal owes its name and initial growth to the establishment of electric power stations and the utilization of electricity in the industrial sector.

Boasts a thriving economy.

The city’s strong industrial base, coupled with its strategic location near Moscow, has contributed to Elektrostal’s prosperous economic status.

Houses the Elektrostal Drama Theater.

The Elektrostal Drama Theater is a cultural centerpiece, attracting theater enthusiasts from far and wide.

Popular destination for winter sports.

Elektrostal’s proximity to ski resorts and winter sport facilities makes it a favorite destination for skiing, snowboarding, and other winter activities.

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Committed to cultural preservation.

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Hosts an annual International Film Festival.

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Home to notable sports teams.

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Boasts a vibrant nightlife scene.

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Promotes cultural exchange and international relations.

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Commemorates historical events.

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Promotes sports and youth development.

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Hosts annual cultural and artistic festivals.

Throughout the year, Elektrostal celebrates its cultural diversity through festivals dedicated to music, dance, art, and theater.

Provides a picturesque landscape for photography enthusiasts.

The city’s scenic beauty, architectural landmarks, and natural surroundings make it a paradise for photographers.

Connects to Moscow via a direct train line.

The convenient train connection between Elektrostal and Moscow makes commuting between the two cities effortless.

A city with a bright future.

Elektrostal continues to grow and develop, aiming to become a model city in terms of infrastructure, sustainability, and quality of life for its residents.

In conclusion, Elektrostal is a fascinating city with a rich history and a vibrant present. From its origins as a center of steel production to its modern-day status as a hub for education and industry, Elektrostal has plenty to offer both residents and visitors. With its beautiful parks, cultural attractions, and proximity to Moscow, there is no shortage of things to see and do in this dynamic city. Whether you’re interested in exploring its historical landmarks, enjoying outdoor activities, or immersing yourself in the local culture, Elektrostal has something for everyone. So, next time you find yourself in the Moscow region, don’t miss the opportunity to discover the hidden gems of Elektrostal.

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