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215 Passaic Ave
Passaic, NJ 07055
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Premier Businesses in Newark, NJ

Iberia Peninsula Restaurant
  • • Portuguese & Spanish Cuisine
  • • Family Oriented Casual Dining
  • • Reasonably Priced
(973) 344-2067
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Fernandes Steakhouse
  • • Broiled Seafood Combinations
  • • Lunch Specials
  • • Catering Available
(973) 589-4099
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Topaz Thai Restaurant
  • • Home-Style Thai Cooking
  • • Fresh, Flavorful & Satisfying
  • • Dine In - Take Out - Catering
(973) 759-7425
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Adega Grill
  • • Fine Portuguese/Spanish Dining
  • • Over 180 Wine Selections
  • • Seasonal Menu
(973) 589-8830
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Things To Do in Newark, NJ

Turtle Back Zoo Turtle Back Zoo

Bring your wild things out to see the really wild things at the Turtle Back Zoo, the #1 zoo in New Jersey. Over 700 animals call this 20-acre zoo home. Discover all sorts of new creatures as you explore, like the Filipino flying foxes. Little ones will love attractions like the train ride, carousel and playground, not to mention the petting zoo, reptile house and aquarium!

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Lenape Trail Lenape Trail

Hike along part of the Lenape Trail, a 34-mile trail extending from Newark’s Military Park to west of the Passaic River. This unique recreation trail links dozens of other parks, rail trails and historical landmarks throughout Essex County. One of the most popular sections includes the path in Brook Branch Park lined by gorgeous cherry blossom trees.

 
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Another Man’s Treasure Vintage Store Another Man’s Treasure Vintage Store

Find that perfect item at Another Man’s Treasure Vintage Store, a top-notch vintage and resale shop in Jersey City. A kaleidoscope of fashions from the 1900’s to the 1980’s line the well-organized showroom. Whatever your style or price range, you’re sure to find something here to please!

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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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