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Looking to plan the perfect outing in Red Bank, NJ?
Since Trap Door Escape Room is definitely at the top of your list, we’ve compiled some other activities to do while you’re in town!

1. Try a delicious treat and coffee from Antoinette Boulangerie
Located less than a block from Trap Door Escape Room, this French bakery brings an authentic taste of traditional Paris, all without even having to leave the country! Check out their menu and see the current seasonal selections here: http://antoinetteboulangerie.com/

2. Play a range of arcade and video games at Yestercades:
Yestercades is the perfect opportunity to start getting the gears in your brain spinning long before you get to Trap Door! Visit their website here: http://yestercades.com/

3. Grab dinner before your game
Robinson Ale House
This classic American pub with all of your favorite foods is at the top of our list. With beautiful outdoor seating in the summer and a cozy interior for the winter, Robinson Ale House is a great choice for dinner and a beer to prepare for your escape room experience.View their menu and plan your trip here: https://therobinsonalehouseredbank.com/

Soul Kitchen
If you’re looking for a more unique dining experience, connect with one of New Jersey’s favorite musicians, Jon Bon Jovi, at JBJ Soul Kitchen! For more information, visit their website here: https://www.jbjsoulkitchen.org/

Not in the mood for either of those? Feel free to stop by the Trap Door Escape Room building to ask our staff for suggestions of other local places!

4. Don't forget to save some room for dessert
While Red Bank certainly has a variety of amazing sweet shops and bakeries, for a great dessert you should try Cupcake Magician. check out their website here: http://www.cupcakemagicianonline.com/

5. Treat yourselves to some drinks
Once you’ve finished at Trap Door Escape Room, go grab some drinks for a fun night out on the town! Whether you’re celebrating your victory or mourning your defeat, these bars are sure to raise your spirits.

Try 26 West on the Navesink for a beautiful bar experience. They have two full service bars, so you can choose whether whether you’d like a quieter, intimate drink at the front bar or a beautiful view of the Navesink river at the back bar. Visit their website, check for specials, and even make a reservation here: https://www.26westonthenavesink.com/

However, if you missed dinner, you might want to try Teak instead. Located across the street from Trap Door, this Asian- American restaurant and bar is perfect if you want to grab dinner and hit the club at the same place. View their menus and more here: https://teakrestaurant.com/

6. Shop Till You Drop (or until your escape room booking)
Since Trap Door Escape Room is located right in the middle of downtown Red Bank, why not check out some of the local stores while you’re waiting for your reservation? You’ll find everything from hip boutiques to trendy jewelers, as well as some bigger names like Urban Outfitters and Tiffany and Co. There’s even stores with a selection of local goods (Shore Chic) and music (Jack’s Music Shoppe). And don’t miss Hobbymasters, right next to Trap Door, which features a selection of goods for all of your projects, and even a running model train! Last but not least, you definitely have to check out Jay and Silent Bob’s Secret Stash, the ultimate comic store owned by famous filmmaker Kevin Smith.

7. Go for a stroll in the park
In the summer (or even a particularly nice day in the winter) take some time to enjoy the weather outside before you’re trapped indoors! Take a walk over to Riverside Gardens Park to appreciate the beautiful landscape and scenery.

8. Critique fine art (Or just appreciate it):
Beacon Fine Arts gallery
If you’re looking for something indoors, be sure to stop by Beacon Fine Arts Gallery. Even if you’re not the most educated art critic, this collection of eclectic art will at least challenge your artistic side.

9. See a show:
The Count Basie Center for the Arts, a beautiful, historic theatre that first opened in 1926, has a busy schedule filled with a variety of events from musicals, to comedy acts, to musicians, to kids shows. View their upcoming events here: http://thebasie.org/events/

Two River Theater, on the other hand, is home to a professional company that puts on several productions a year as well as several educational events. Check out their productions here: https://tworivertheater.org/

10. Go antiquing
Did you know one of the most popular hobbies in Red Bank is antiquing? Try your luck at finding some beautiful vintage wares at any of the many shops located downtown.

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