Bedminster

Bedminster is a small, affluent township in Somerset County, New Jersey, characterized by its quiet neighborhoods, sprawling estates, and well-preserved natural spaces. It offers a blend of rural charm and suburban convenience, with a variety of outdoor activities available to residents, including golf courses, equestrian facilities, and hiking trails in the nearby Somerset Hills. The township is known for its historical significance, with landmarks such as the Jacobus Vanderveer House playing a role in the American Revolution. Bedminster's village of Pluckemin is also notable for having hosted America's first military academy during the war. The community values its open spaces and actively works to maintain its rural character through land preservation efforts. With a mix of luxury homes, townhouses, and apartments, Bedminster caters to a diverse population while maintaining a sense of exclusivity and privacy. The township's proximity to major highways and corporate centers makes it a popular choice for commuters and professionals working in the greater New York City metropolitan area.

Bedminster offers a variety of dining experiences, from the upscale Pluckemin Inn, which serves contemporary American cuisine, to the more moderately priced Trattoria Mediterranea that offers Italian fare in a cozy setting. For casual dining, Delicious Heights provides a relaxed atmosphere with a diverse menu, and for those looking for a quick bite, Luna Rossa serves up pizza and sandwiches at an affordable price. The township also features a range of international cuisines, such as the Japanese offerings at Sushi Yokohama.