Union City
Food Scene
Locally sourced ingredients, strong coffee, nice staff, and good food. Brunch and dinner.
Fork Hill Kitchen
201 16th StreetLocally sourced ingredients, strong coffee, nice staff, and good food. Brunch and dinner.
Time-tested, neighborhood fixture offering Dominican comfort food, plus homemade desserts & sangria
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Juana & Gloria
1801 Bergenline AveTime-tested, neighborhood fixture offering Dominican comfort food, plus homemade desserts & sangria
Casual eatery featuring breakfast-to-dinner Colombian fare plus baked goods, shakes & coffee drinks.
133 personas locales recomiendan
Noches de Colombia
2821 Bergenline AveCasual eatery featuring breakfast-to-dinner Colombian fare plus baked goods, shakes & coffee drinks.
Serving homemade, rustic Italian food a million miles away from the generic Italian restaurants and chains that swamp major American towns, the trattoria vibe of Casa di Napoli makes it a cut above. The restaurant is BYOB and cash only, with a specials board that is small and ever-changing, but always features a number of lovingly cooked and prepared Italian classics that have made it a restaurant with a small but dedicated following in the area.
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Casa di Napoli
703 32nd StServing homemade, rustic Italian food a million miles away from the generic Italian restaurants and chains that swamp major American towns, the trattoria vibe of Casa di Napoli makes it a cut above. The restaurant is BYOB and cash only, with a specials board that is small and ever-changing, but always features a number of lovingly cooked and prepared Italian classics that have made it a restaurant with a small but dedicated following in the area.
De Palma has gained itself a reputation as ‘the best pizza in town’. That is not to exclude some of their other dishes that keep fans coming back again and again for some De Palma pleasure. These are the classics; chicken Caesars, meatball parms – done exceptionally well with the lashings of sauce and cheese that screams Italian-American cuisine.
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De Palma
1814 New York AveDe Palma has gained itself a reputation as ‘the best pizza in town’. That is not to exclude some of their other dishes that keep fans coming back again and again for some De Palma pleasure. These are the classics; chicken Caesars, meatball parms – done exceptionally well with the lashings of sauce and cheese that screams Italian-American cuisine.
Consistently voted one of the best restaurants in New Jersey, El Artesano is a cut above the already excellent and famed standard of Cuban restaurants in Union City. Its always vibrant atmosphere has kept El Artesano a brilliant bustling restaurant for nearly 40 years. More than just a busy restaurant, this Cuban joint really makes you feel like part of a community, even if its only your first visit, offering everything from early breakfast to late night, Cuban-strength coffee.
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El Artesano Restaurant
4101 Bergenline AveConsistently voted one of the best restaurants in New Jersey, El Artesano is a cut above the already excellent and famed standard of Cuban restaurants in Union City. Its always vibrant atmosphere has kept El Artesano a brilliant bustling restaurant for nearly 40 years. More than just a busy restaurant, this Cuban joint really makes you feel like part of a community, even if its only your first visit, offering everything from early breakfast to late night, Cuban-strength coffee.
Turkish spot serving traditional fare, with weekly belly-dancing performances & live music!
Achieving the rare feat of a successful transition from butcher shop to popular restaurant, Beyti Kabob has become a popular choice for Turkish food from these humble beginnings. Serving delicious combinations of chicken, lamb and veal with a variety of delicious breads, dips, marinades and sides, all of which reflects the chef’s upbringing in Turkey. Put simply, this is some of the most authentic Turkish food you will find in New Jersey, with some incredibly moist meat and sides to die for.
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Beyti Kebab
4105 Park AveTurkish spot serving traditional fare, with weekly belly-dancing performances & live music!
Achieving the rare feat of a successful transition from butcher shop to popular restaurant, Beyti Kabob has become a popular choice for Turkish food from these humble beginnings. Serving delicious combinations of chicken, lamb and veal with a variety of delicious breads, dips, marinades and sides, all of which reflects the chef’s upbringing in Turkey. Put simply, this is some of the most authentic Turkish food you will find in New Jersey, with some incredibly moist meat and sides to die for.
A full menu of Mexican & Tex-Mex comfort foods, dispensed in a snug, casual space with BYOB
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Cemitas Puebla Y Taqueria
520 24th St
A full menu of Mexican & Tex-Mex comfort foods, dispensed in a snug, casual space with BYOB
Parks & Nature
The Palisades Interstate Park in New Jersey is about twelve miles long and half a mile wide, containing 2,500 acres of wild Hudson River shorefront, uplands, and cliffs.
Visitors find within this park more than 30 miles of hiking and ski trails, a boat launching ramp, a scenic riverside drive, a cliff-top parkway and overlooks, riverfront picnic areas and playgrounds, a nature sanctuary, two boat basins, historic sites — and mile after mile of rugged woodlands and vistas just minutes from midtown Manhattan.
The Palisades Interstate Park is a National Historic Landmark. The Palisades Cliffs are a National Natural Landmark.
The Long Path and Shore Trail are National Recreation Trails.
Palisades Park
The Palisades Interstate Park in New Jersey is about twelve miles long and half a mile wide, containing 2,500 acres of wild Hudson River shorefront, uplands, and cliffs.
Visitors find within this park more than 30 miles of hiking and ski trails, a boat launching ramp, a scenic riverside drive, a cliff-top parkway and overlooks, riverfront picnic areas and playgrounds, a nature sanctuary, two boat basins, historic sites — and mile after mile of rugged woodlands and vistas just minutes from midtown Manhattan.
The Palisades Interstate Park is a National Historic Landmark. The Palisades Cliffs are a National Natural Landmark.
The Long Path and Shore Trail are National Recreation Trails.