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450 Us Highway 1 And 9
Newark, NJ 07114
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Premier Businesses in Newark, NJ

Star Tavern & Pizzeria
  • • World Famous Pizza
  • • Extensive Selection of Italian Entrees
  • • Open Daily (Lunch & Dinner)
(973) 675-3336
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Adega Grill
  • • Fine Portuguese/Spanish Dining
  • • Over 180 Wine Selections
  • • Seasonal Menu
(973) 589-8830
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Iberia Peninsula Restaurant
  • • Portuguese & Spanish Cuisine
  • • Family Oriented Casual Dining
  • • Reasonably Priced
(973) 344-2067
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Fornos of Spain
  • • Fresh Seafood
  • • Fish, Paella & Mariscada
  • • Delicious Steaks & More!
(973) 589-4767
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Things To Do in Newark, NJ

Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament

Feast upon a delightful four-course meal, which you shall eat like royalty. Medieval royalty, that is, which means with your hands. Children and children at heart will love the Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament, an attraction where the whole family can enjoy a unique twist on dinner and a show. Cheer for your knight as he fights with and against other knights, both on foot and on horseback.

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Newark Landmarks Newark Landmarks

Don’t miss a historical monument! With Newark Landmarks, you’ll receive a guided tour through some of the most historic and memorable buildings and districts. Let Liz Del Tufo and other members of the Newark Preservation & Landmark Committee give you their expert opinions on places like downtown, the Button Factory or Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart.

 
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American Labor Museum American Labor Museum

The American Labor Museum, also known as the Botto House National Landmark, was the site where Industrial Workers of the World union leaders spoke to the crowds gathered beneath the balcony during the Paterson Silk Strike of 1913. Since that historic day, this house attraction has served as an educational museum meant to further American understanding of “the history of work, workers and the labor movement throughout the world.”

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