By CHUCK O DONNELL
February 24, 2021 at 11:28 AM
In 1963, Frank Tumulty bought the joint at 427 George Street, told the riffraff who had been going there to beat it and rechristened the place Tumulty’s.
In 1963, Frank Tumulty bought the joint at 427 George Street, told the riffraff who had been going .
Credits: Tumulty Family
For more than five decades, Tumulty s was known for plates piled high with pub fare served with side orders of charm and ambiance.
For more than five decades, Tumulty s was known for plates piled high with pub fare served with .
Credits: TAPinto File Photo
February 24, 2021 at 11:28 AM
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ – Frank Tumulty was a schoolteacher with a wife and three young children when he decided to pursue his dream of opening a pub in the Hub City where Rutgers students could go on date nights, families could gather for dinner and urban professionals could unwind with a drink or two.