Location: Paterson
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- 1. Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park
- 2. Gun For Hire
- 3. The Other Tales - Escape Rooms
- 4. Yogi Berra Museum & Learning Center
- 5. Twisted Elm
- 6. Presby Iris Gardens
- 7. Brunswick Fairlawn Lanes
- 8. Sharky's Wings & Raw Bar
- 9. Van Saun County Park / Bergen County Zoological Park
- 10. Lambert Castle
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New Jersey, United States Food Guide: 8 Spanish food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Paterson
Find out what Spanish restaurants to try in Paterson. Paterson is the largest city in and the county seat of Passaic County, New Jersey, United States. As of the 2010 United States Census, its population was 146,199, rendering it New Jersey's third-most-populous city. Paterson has the second-highest density of any U.S. city with over 100,000 people, behind only New York City. For 2015, the Census Bureau's Population Estimates Program calculated a population of 147,754, an increase of 1.1% from the 2010 enumeration, ranking the city the 177th-largest in the nation.
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8. El Sitio Restaurant & Bbq Grill
Reviewed By in2travelling
If you want a place where the locals eat, this is the place. This is a small restaurant where there are lots of dishes of food displayed behind the glass window and has a Spanish Caribbean flair. They had white rice, yellow rice, black beans and rice, and lots of varieties of chicken, pork and beef. Great tasting food. Very casual atmosphere where you select your beverages from a cooler that had many choices and they had a freezer full of frozen dessert items. Three adults ate for less than $25 and we had plenty of food.
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7. El Tipico
Reviewed By o1_cisco
I love this place for spanish dishes..... If you're ever there ask for Iris..... The pina colada are BOMB!!!!!! The service is wonderful, english & spanish is spoken here.... Very warm atmosphere..... There is a bar next door for party people..!!!!!!!!
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6. Mediterraneo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 202 reviews
Mediterraneo was created out of a desire to explore and share the unique, seasonal, healthy opportunities of the Mediterranean Cuisine, from the shores of Southern Europe to the coast of North Africa. At Mediterraneo, we carefully and without compromise c
Reviewed By tbirdhs
Well deserved rating. Was not expecting much from a lunch salad, but was surprised with my grilled chicken salad and my wifeâs grill shrimp salad. We were full but ask to see the dessert menu. Wow my wife loved her chocolate/hazelnut cake. My choice of pistachio cake was outstanding
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5. la tia delia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By CecibelB
I told that this place was small but oh boy it is crowded as well. The service is speedy and the dishes keep coming out from a small window. The chairs are back to back to the next table. Either you're thin or you'll rub someone on your way to sit down to your table. Also not too many tables or Windows The flavor is good and authentic. But I really like to experience a little bit more than just the person next to me. I rather call, order and take out.Parking is tough and street metered. Located on a historic street of Paterson. Not the best one or fancies but it is definitely old
4. D'Carbon Restaurant
Reviewed By Michael Z
I've been hearing about this "fabulous Spanish restaurant" for some time. I visited this establishment after our last snow storm for a takeout order. The establishment is very plain, simple and it appears to be very clean with ample parking. I believe they have a liquor license with a bar area. Their main business appears to be takeout and deliveries. I asked the individual taking my order to give me their most popular appetizer and two of their signature main dishes. The appetizer they recommended was diced potatoes in some yellow sauce and a hard boiled egg. The main dishes were a sliced stake over French fries and white rice, the other was half a chicken over brown rice. The meal didn't have "ANY DISTINCTIVE FLAVOR". Being Spanish and always enjoy a GOOD Spanish meal, I doubt that I will ever visit this establishment again.
3. Griselda's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By Happytastebud
I have been here many times. I am a gringo that knows his Peruvian food. I had very good experiences here in the past, but was a bit embarrassed by my last experience. We brought some guests and travelled far to get there. We talked up the place and were very disappointed to receive overcooked dishes. The anticuchos and lomo saltado were so overcooked and dry. They were tough to eat! The saving grace was that the cabrito was delicious. The Alfajore cookies are awesome!
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2. El CID Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 263 reviews
Reviewed By XSki007
We had a great time getting our fill of sangria, beef and seafood. The Flan was excellent.Pricey, but huge portions. The pitcher of sangria was $31 but it is very tasty.I thought the seafood was a better choice. One of us had the paella and the other a jumbo shrimp dish. Both were very generous with lots of lobster and jumbo shrimp, and the yellow rice that both were cooked in was extremely flavorful and moist.The 2 guys both had the filet mignon. It was cooked as ordered and it was huge. We each ate about half. It was very good, and moist, however it wasnât a knockout. I guess for $51 bucks I expected it to be a home run. It wasnât. The table over from us had the prime rib. It looked amazing. Next time!
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1. La Hacienda
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By hikepark
La Hacienda had been our favorite Mexican restaurant in the area --- until the renovation. We were anxiously awaiting its reopening and finally got there this past Tuesday. We were seated quickly and server came right over with the menus and asked about drinks, which was fine. However, when we looked at the menu, we could hardly read it. It had a black background with the smallest grey printing I have ever seen on a menu. I could barely read it, and my wife had to borrow my glasses to see it, and she has excellent eyesight. The food itself was tasty, but luke warm at best. My wife had enchiladas, while I had the chimichangas, which I don't think were made in house, but pre-made and just warmed up. Also, don't sit on the bar side of the restaurant: it was extremely noisy! We literally almost had to shout at each other and we were at a two person table! Will we give La Hacienda another try? YES, because we think it was the best in the area, and hope the disappointment from this visit was just a one timer
