Marsilio's Kitchen
RestaurantsOld-school Italian charm: Marsilio's Kitchen is that Ewing staple you call when cravings swing from Chicken Cacciatore and Veal Parmigiana to homemade gnocchi and “Sunday Gravy,” with a legit cocktail list to match.
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Old-school Italian charm: Marsilio's Kitchen is that Ewing staple you call when cravings swing from Chicken Cacciatore and Veal Parmigiana to homemade gnocchi and “Sunday Gravy,” with a legit cocktail list to match.
Straightforward sweet spot: If your dessert mood is more keep-it-simple than sugar-pageant, Ewing Cakes hits the mark with classic cakes, flaky turnovers, and everyday cupcakes.
Neighborhood pie fix: Family owned since 1996, Red Star Pizza 3 keeps Ewing fed with crisp, cheesy pies plus subs, pastas, wings, burgers and more.
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The Marvelous Manhattan Mandolins, a new group of NYC musicians, will perform at Hopewell Valley Stage for a crowd-pleasing show on mandolins.
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RiverFest, a daylong celebration of the Delaware River, will be held at Trenton Thunder Ballpark on Saturday, Sept.
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The Princeton Folk Music Society will present Rakish on September 18, 2026 at Christ Congregation Church in Princeton.
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Foundation Academies is set to celebrate the opening of its new high school campus in Trenton, New Jersey, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Sept.
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Simply Pure Trenton, a Black-owned, social equity cannabis dispensary in Ewing, New Jersey, was founded by cannabis advocate Tahir Johnson and partner with Simply Pure brand.
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