I love Nikki's Dawgs, but I can't figure out her hours anymore. She used to be very active on Facebook posting her schedule changes , but seems to have gotten locked out of her account, and last summer I went by a few times during what were posted hours and she wasn't there.

Hot Grill - Clifton

I found this looking around about NJ

https://travellemming.com/where-to-stay-in-newark/

Who’s angry? Did that comment shatter your fragile feelings? Just pointing out the facts. Nobody on this side is angry

I'd be less likely to open the door for police than a random stranger.

Nah, that's too isolated of a way to live

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But ignoring them would also be somewhat thoughtless.

Found another dipshit who thinks connection is from his phone

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This guy is hard to listen to…

Stay away from thredup. They have gone downhill recently and charge you to send stuff in, take months to process your stuff and pay next to nothing, if you want to sell. Donating, there are tons of local places you could try.

Hiram's is the best

Hot dog Johnny’s

Destination Dogs in New Brunswick and boulevard drinks in Jersey City

Costco

Teaching in Plainfield is a little rough. Try Clark or Springfield for places to live. Welcome to the best state for teaching and getting paid as a teacher.

2 local favorites are sals ( in Clark behind the vfw) and munces ( rahway park). I great up eating munces and there's just a nostalgia of my mom fitting a chili mustard raw onion dog that I hold fondly. Sals has these awesome spicy onions that kick your ass.

I would very pick Chicago over Newark. No question.

I've had NJM for maybe 25 years. I have found them to be prompt in paying claims and easy to work with.

Lol you’re delusional if you think people are more connected now. Only thing you’re connected to is your phone.

Rutts Hut - Clifton. The end.

I recommend Bountiful Gardens in Ewing. I remember the first time I visited the greenhouse it took my breath away. They have varieties I had been looking for for years. The staff are great and the plants are well taken care of.

Newark is what would technically be known as a satellite city to NYC, but historically was actually the major city in the area for a long time before urban decline and white flight took hold during the 1900s.

I used to live in a suburb of Newark, and would frequently spend time going into/through Newark. It's an honestly amazing city, with a lot going for it now especially as it has had renewed interest for redevelopment. There are several good museums and venues in the area, good food all over the place, and tons of transit options as the main transit hub of NJ.

The city still has problems, but they are a shadow of what they used to be, and it is only improving with time as more redevelopment occurs. Just do your research on neighborhoods to see if they are a place you'd want to live.

Hank's Franks, buy 8 get 1 free.