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What's good in Wayne?

LJC

By LJC
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LJC

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Can anyone suggest a decent place in or around Wayne. I checked the NJ Zagats and all they list for Wayne is Cheesecake Factory.

JenMiller1

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Can anyone suggest a decent place in or around Wayne.  I checked the NJ Zagats and all they list for Wayne is Cheesecake Factory.

I grew up in Wayne and it's been a while but one of my favorite places to eat was actually in Oakland - right next to Wayne - just up Rt 202 off of Hamburgh Tpk. I haven't been there in a few years because I live in California now but you may want to check it out.

Portobello 155 Ramapo Valley Rd , Oakland, NJ Phone - (201) 337-8990

coughy

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Not far from Wayne and right off of 287 in Riverdale is Rosemary and Sage. We had dinner there a few weeks ago and it was terrific.

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There is a new Spanish restaurant in Pompton Lakes on Wanaque Ave

called Villa Madrid...quite tasty especially their sauces, BYO and inexpensive

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E & V's is right on the Wayne/Paterson border (just remember it's cash only). Good food, huge portions & very local atmosphere.

I've had decent meals at what used to be the French Hill Inn, now called Tavern 344 I believe. (we particularly like the atmosphere since it's usually not packed & you can linger a while).

If you like sushi, everyone seems to love Nori on Berdan Ave.. I have yet to go so I can't personlly comment.

adegiulio

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Wayne is a culinary wasteland. Honestly, if it's in Wayne, avoid it...

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LJC

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I wound up taking them to Cheesecake. It's hard to belive that with so much business in the area there are not more options...

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Try Lu Nello's. It moved from Totowa to Cedar Grove. The singing waiters are amusing and the food is amazing. I was very impressed. My first time I played it safe by ordering a pasta dish. It was incredible. The sauce was not watered down and the pasta was actually silky and not sticky and chewy. My second time, I ordered mostly specials. I would suggest everyone to order from the specials. It changes daily and the flavors were so wonderful!

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