Ewing
Ewing is the township where The College of New Jersey hides in plain sight, which sets the tone. Friday nights skew younger than the median homeowner would prefer, and the bars along Olden Avenue absorb the spillover with weary grace. Dates here are pragmatic by geography. You meet at a diner off Parkway Avenue, walk the TCNJ lake loop if the weather holds, and split the difference between Trenton's grit and Princeton's polish without committing to either. The upside is honest pricing and short drives. The tradeoff is that nothing about Ewing announces itself as romantic. You bring the occasion.
Ewing by the numbers
Ewing runs female-leaning, about 47% men to 53% women.
Median individual income in Ewing is about $29,800.
New Jersey registers voters by party, and Mercer County is about 44% Democratic to 16% Republican, with a 38% Unaffiliated bloc nearly as large as the Democratic share.
The median renter in Ewing pays about $1,100 a month.
About 8,800 Ewing residents ages 22 to 50 are single.
Local date spots
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Erini Restaurant
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Firkin Tavern
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CAFÉ Seventy Two
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Revere Restaurant
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Crepes & Churros D'France
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Crepes & Churros D'France
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Marsilio's Kitchen
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Slocum's Bowling, Bar, and Grille
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Ewing Bagel Shop
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Deli Licious Cafe
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Curtis Lanes
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Sky Lounge at Ewing
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Emmanuel’s Bagel & Deli I - Ewing
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Ewing Eats: Sandwich & Grill
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Mi quetzal restaurant
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Campus Town Grill