anina's In The Park … a magnificent New Jersey landmark, nestled in a historical park setting. Nanina’s presents more than 50 years of catering tradition with a spectacular multimillion-dollar renovation. Our lavishly manicured grounds provide the perfect scenery for your outdoor ceremony and cocktail hour. Nanina’s famous cherry blossom gardens and Tuscan-villa architecture create a picture perfect setting you must see to believe. All of this, together with our exceptional cuisine and impeccable service, make Nanina's In The Park a Landmark Reborn. Nanina's In The Park is located on the cusp of New Jersey's Branch Brook Park, noted for its exquisite cherry blossom trees that flower each spring.

Convenient to all major highways, and just three minutes from the Garden State Parkway, Nanina's resides in the same location for more than 50 years and is proudly family owned and operated. Nanina's offers the ideal setting for extraordinary catered events including spectacular weddings, distinguished corporate affairs, and all your family celebrations. Our Ballroom is reserved exclusively for one affair at a time and spaciously accommodates up to 400 seated guests.

We welcome you to browse our website and look forward to hearing from you. We may be reached at 973-751-1230 to arrange your visit to Nanina's In The Park, and we invite you to contact us soon!

Branch Brook Park was conceived by Fredrick Law Olmsted in 1867 and designed by the Olmsted Brothers firm between 1898 and 1938. You may recognize Mr. Olmsted's name from another great park in America called Central Park, New York City. The park, a national and local treasure, is listed on both the National and New Jersey State Registers of historic places. Its 360 acres were designed in the American romantic tradition, with undulating hills, scenic vantage points from which to view the lake, and gurgling streams meandering through woodland glades.

Branch Brook Park's cherry trees exemplify the American picturesque tradition and are a living, breathing legacy of unrivaled beauty that herald in spring. In developing the "Planting Plan" the Olmsted Brothers took advantage of the narrow stream valley where the cherries would mimic the scenery in their native Japan and light the valley in spring. This scenic design distinguishes the Branch Brook Park collection from all the other cherry displays in the country.

For more information concerning Branch Brook Park and all its majesty please visit the Branch Brook Park Alliance web site at www.branchbrookpark.org