They are the absolute best !! I've never felt more comfortable in a dentists office ever ! Dr…read more Moussa is the sweetest soul and Fran the hygienist is amazing !!! They definitely want every aspect of your visit to be 100% stress free in every way.. I'll never go anywhere else

Dr. Moussa is an unbelievably good dentist!! By far the best I've ever gone to. Everything he does…read moreis state-of-the-art as he always has the latest, newest equipment and is on top of his field. He gave me the LANAP treatment for my gums instead of surgery and it completely changed the health of my gums and saved my teeth!!! He's also replaced a few bad crowns for me and his are beautiful and completely natural looking. Besides all that, he is so cool, personable and nice that he always makes me feel comfortable and relaxed. Never stressed. I can't say enough good things about Dr. Moussa. Probably the best dentist in NY!!

Great municipal park. Has bandstand for concerts. Beautiful water fountain. Children's play…read moresection. Next to town hall.

This is a great park for kids. The playground is fairly new and very well maintained. It is also…read moreone of the largest with three sets of jungle gyms all within a fenced-in area. It keeps my toddler entertained for quite some time and helps burn all that crazy toddler energy. In addition there is a small spray park that is open during the summer months. Small kids love it. It's $1/pp to enter though. Should really be free since its a Municipal park. There is also a nice water fountain and a Amphitheater that hosts summer concerts and such. Across the street, there is a basketball court with a few hoops. One caveat, no animals are allowed so don't plan on bringing your dog with you.

The judge is the best part about the court. So you will get a 10:00 am appointment, what they don't…read moretell you is that another 200 people also got the same time. lawyers get called first and then after 1 hour and a half the judge asks all others to line up and see a persecutor. So when you there go and speak to the prosecutor first, this will save you bunch of time. Don't expect to leave before 1pm if you don't have a lawyer

Judge John Desheplo is an example of how judges should conduct themselves. Listens to people, fair…read more& reasonable. Even if you may not agree with his ruling, I found he gave a respectful lesson as to why it was ruled. Spent over 3 hours at the bottom of a list for people fighting various issues and though it was a long time for my trivial parking ticket, it was great to see him at work during my time in the courtroom.

I called last week to confirm a court date, and the girl told me to call back a week later because…read moreshe can't confirm. So here I am, on the morning of the court date, and I get disconnected as soon as someone picks up. This isn't just unprofessional, but they're messing with people's lives here. People have jobs, families, and lives they need to attend to. The whole idea of calling to confirm is so that people don't waste each other's time.

Close at 4:30 I've been calling since 2 o'clock. I called once I was answered then they hung up the…read morephone, now no one wants to answer the phone so I can pay a ticket. what type of miserable people are working in there they pick up a phone and hang it up instead of helping wtf

This place is booming with localized businesses and restaurants. The most interesting of all in…read morethis town is how individualized each coffee shops are. They offer some of the most unique pastries that you can only find in Korean cultures, such as walnut puff snack or fish bread snack with red bean in it. I love coming here to shop for facial necessities as well. I have only recently learned of special steps taken for facial skincare by Korean cosmetics company. There are a variety of places here to hang out or to go out for a night of fun!

The pool is beautiful with the life guards I feel safe. However, it is the snack and eating areas…read morethat sucks. The hamburgers, when in stock, are not cooked properly. Nothing worse than a burnt hamburger. There isn't much of a food selection and the service behind the counter is bad. If the town got a good food vendor, the patrons would grow. .

Fabulous town pool with many extras…read more Even the food is good!

What do you think Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi, Buddy "Cake Boss" Valastro, and Me, Bill "The Grill"…read moreMayham have in common? No Ideas? None. Well we all come from the Town of East Hanover New Jersey, and We don't care if you like it or not, that's what. This Town is named after some British King "Hanover" and not a derivative of "Hangover" which most people [cleverly] come up with on their own. Especially after wining and dining at most of the local establishments here. It's home to Cookie King Mondelez which is the parent company of Nabisco and Big Pharm King Novartis. The Town is boundried by two Rivers, The Whippany River and The Passaic River and was founded in 1664. It is one of the Eastern most towns in Morris County and is approximately 18 miles West of N.Y.C. All in all it's one of the best places in N.J. to live, work, dine, shop and enjoy life in. Peace.

Happy New Year friends!…read more 2026 is my year (I say this every year) and I wanted to center my well-being today. So I joined my body affirming hiking group (ask about us!) for our Jan. 1 First Day Hike to Garret Mountain. Imagine our collective surprise when we woke up to a phantom overnight snowstorm! Still we persisted. Our group of 6 was suited and hiking booted for the wooded trails only to discover a thick layer of ice under and over the rocks headed into the forests. Even our microspikes wouldn't have been much help due to the steep declines. So we backtracked and decided to walk the auto loop instead. We got a mile into our 3 miles and Passaic County PD came around and announced the park was closing due to ice and dangerous conditions. So we walked back up to the auto lookout and headed out. 2 of 3 miles wasn't bad considering that I was cold in places I've never been cold before, and had just said to my friend, "I have a bad feeling about this hike today" right before we had to come out of the woods due to ice. Listen to your intuition! I know this park will be stunning in spring so I can't wait to return. The mountain views and gorgeous NYC skyline are not to be missed. Keep in mind: -The Tower was closed for maintenance so check before you go -Microspikes are a must in the winter - and even then... -It's a good 7-8 degrees colder up high in the park. 22 felt like 15. -the wildlife does not gaf. The deer stepped to us as if WE were the exhibit. Love that for them tbh.

Come here for a quick workout . You can do 2 miles and see horses and other wildlife. This place is…read moresecure there's camera surveillance. Such a great place to come and relax. They also have fitness bars to do pull-ups however I'm not at that level yet.

I grew up in Cedar Grove and have fond memories of Mills Reservation from the 1950s and 60s.  It…read morewas a great place to explore the natural wooded environment atop First Mountain ... and it still is.  The trails are great for hiking, biking, and jogging. Leashed dogs are welcome.  I highly recommend hiking to Quarry Point at the reservation's southern end.  The views east from here are spectacular -- all the way to the Hudson River and Manhattan skyline, and sometimes the Verrazzano Narrows Bridge.  Oh, did I mention that the reservation is a great place for bird watching?! Parking is limited. There are no buildings or restrooms in the reservation.

How does one rate the woods? I wanted to blame them for a lack of reservoir scenery on the…read morereservoir view trail but there was human error and I was on a different trail. You can see Manhattan and even the Verrazzano Bridge from a few overlooks. If you're into Instagramming lots of trees and occasional rocks this is a fine spot. Geography note: without a car, kind of far from anywhere. Walkable from the weekday-only Mountain Ave. station (for NJ Transit wrath please check out my Substack).