Feeling good in NJ? 🥳 Today is the national day celebrating everything Garden State. What are some of your favorite things? NationalNewJerseyDay
You can relax in Avalon, live out your"Jersey Shore" dreams in Seaside Heights or play the slots in Atlantic City and still have around 57 more beaches to visit in the state.
People from all across the country, but mostly the East Coast, travel to the shore for summer fun with their families.If you want breakfast, lunch or dinner -- or all of them at once -- look no further. New Jersey might be the diner capital of the world. The state is home to more than 500 diners, some of them being 24-hour establishments.If you didn't know, the pork roll was created in 1856 by a man named John Taylor in Trenton.
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