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The building at 44 Bridge Street that housed the Frenchtown Cafe has long been
central to the town. It was built in 1897, according to Frenchtown historian
Rick Epstein.
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The building at 44 Bridge Street that housed the Frenchtown Cafe has long been
central to the town. It was built in 1897, according to Frenchtown historian
Rick Epstein. By 1902, it was thriving as a candy and tobacco store and soda
fountain. Ten years later, Frenchtown’s first telephone switchboard was
installed there.

Over the years, the place changed hands many times. It was a restaurant when a
man named Mickey Miller took over in 1985 and dubbed it Mondo Mick. When Miller
decided to sell in 1996.” – NJ Monthly Magazine.

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FROM HISTORY TO HOSPITALITY

The storied building at 44 Bridge Street, erected in 1897, has long been central
to Frenchtown’s community. Transitioning from a candy and tobacco store to the
site of the first telephone switchboard, it later became Mondo Mick in 1985.
Today, this historic site continues to welcome visitors for drinks and
entertainment.


ICONIC FRENCHTOWN VENUE

Since its establishment in 1897, the building at 44 Bridge Street has been an
iconic venue in Frenchtown. It began as a bustling candy and tobacco store and
hosted the town’s first telephone switchboard by 1912. The venue’s storied past
adds charm to its current role as a popular destination for dining and
socializing.


HISTORIC LANDMARK

Nestled at 44 Bridge Street, the building that once housed the Frenchtown Cafe
is a significant historic landmark. Built in 1897, it evolved from a candy and
tobacco store to the site of Frenchtown’s first telephone switchboard. Today, it
stands as a vibrant spot for drinks and entertainment, reflecting its rich
heritage.


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 * Saturday: 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM
 * Sunday: 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM