My friends actually won this gift certificate and she chose me to celebrate my birthday and her…read morebirthday. We had a very wonderful time with her winning. She also got two champagne bottles with two glasses that were so cool. Our instructor for the day was awesome. She explained everything to the tea how to do it. She had patience and the best thing about when we went. It was at a good time slot in the sense of there was not too many people in there as we did take the pain and sip for the 11 a.m. slot and just looking at all the paintings all around the room was cool and I love the fact that not only did you have one TV to look at you had a couple of TVs to look at so that you can actually see what she did on the screen if you want a girl day out or taking your niece, your granddaughter I highly recommend this place

My friends and I had soooooooo much fun!!! It was the first time here for each us. We decided to…read morehave a girl's night out and looking forward to coming back! The staff is friendly and extremely helpful! The canvases and paint, paint brushes, cups of water, etc. were all set up before everyone arrived. Can't wait to go back!

If you want a true pottery experience with master teaching in a relaxed, warm and friendly…read moreenvironment. The owner, Kathy Peck is one in a million. Her knowledge, skill and creativity are priceless. I take weekly classes for a few years now and the people in my class have become my friends. Love the vibe here!!!

'Learn to hand build and throw on the wheel in a one-on-one setting. Offered for all skill levels…read moreand ages' -unless you are on the spectrum apparently. I work with a wonderful (and very capable!) young adult who was looking to take classes on the wheel and she was not even given a chance. very disappointing conversation with the shop. seemed discriminatory to those with special needs. I can understand everyone has a different skill set, but how do you offer classes to the public and then exclude someone before they even come to your shop. and if you don't want to work with kids anymore like you said- update your website.

Thank you Hawthorne Theater! PLEASE don't shut down like all…read morethe other theaters in Bergen County. However, please show more first run adult movies. No interest here anymore in the kids movies, thanks.

Great little neighborhood movie theater. Brings back so many memories- my mom used to take us to…read morethe bargain matinees every Christmas vacation during the late 80s/early 90s and we literally saw almost every Disney movie there. It's still in really good shape. Support your local theaters people or they may not be here much longer. I'm deducting 1 star because our auditorium was freezing despite me notifying staff.

Very disappointing experience. Poor communication, lack of professionalism, and an overall…read moredisrespectful attitude toward parents and participants. When concerns were raised, they were ignored rather than addressed. Unfortunately, I would not recommend this company based on our experience.

Our daughter changed her mind about going. They kept our money without any real justification. The…read moreshow went on the part was filled so they made twice the money. They are thieves, be careful!

Amazing experience, good atmosphere, great customer service! And the food... chefs kisss, love…read morebringing my family for a fun night at this location.

This is one of the nicer bowling alley I have been in and around Bergen county. It looked somewhat…read morenew, very clean and organized facility, a bar with some sitting area in the common space, storage boxes, and got a section for some arcade games. The place is kids friendly. They use ambient neon lighting that looks really cool. We were there to attend a birthday party. There were lots of parking spots available right next to the alley. Renting the bowling shoes was easy process. The lanes were in good condition. Plenty of balls of different sizes and weight were available. The scoring system was also functional. They had some bowling slides available to assist the kids with bowling. The pins were attached to strings, so it felt little bit unnatural the way pins were falling down. The food was decent. Pizza and wings were good. I liked the lemonade they server, though I think it was just Minute Maid, not handmade. Overall I really liked the alley. In future, I'd bring my daughter to this location if she ever want to bowl again.

Great Restoration Hard Working Volunteers Keep Improving The Grounds County Got This One Right…read more Built in the early seventeen hundreds this piece of history had gone uncared for many years until the Garretson Forge & Farm Restoration folks tirelessly restored the property. They hold events throughout the year that range from recreating a Dutch farm garden to Dutch Christmas complete with a visit from Sinterklaas. Fish weirs, mostly built by Native Americans of the Lenape Nation can still be seen in the Passaic River near the farm. They provided the early settlers with a reliable and valuable source of protein consisting of shad, alewives, striped bass and eels. A weir can be clearly seen approximately 200 feet North of the Fair Lawn Avenue Bridge, the only reason they still exists is due to the fact that this part of the river was not navigable for commercial purposes and restoration efforts. Allen Lutins & Anthony P. DeCondo reaserched and wrote a great article for the Archaeological Society of New Jersey you can read it here http://www.lutins.org/weir/ HISTORY "One of the oldest sites in Bergen County, this pre-revolutionary sandstone house is officially listed on the New Jersey State and the United States National Register of Historic Places. This living Dutch farm museum, located at 4-02 River Road, Fair Lawn, New Jersey, sponsors activities involving restoration, preservation, historic digs, compilation of local history and folklore, educational programming, colonial agriculture, horticulture and crafts. Garretson Farm is owned by Bergen County and is administered by volunteers of the Garretson Forge and Farm Restoration, Inc. The history of the Garretson family in America began with the emigration of Gerrit Gerritse, his wife Annetje Hermansse and their son Gerrit from Wageningen, Gelderland, in 1660. The junior Gerrit, purchased the Slooterdam Patent from David Daniellse in 1719. This tract of land extended from the Passaic to the Saddle Rivers. The house was built shortly afterwards by Gerrit's son, Peter. Six generations of the Garretson family resided on the farm. The Garretson homestead is on what was once an extensive farm, but through the years the land was sold off. The present site consists of 1.84 acres along River Road. Archeologists believe that the property was once the site of an Indian encampment due to the numerous artifacts found along the Passaic River. The kitchen wing, the older section of the house, is built of rubble and undressed stone. On a late 19th century photograph of the house, remnants of a brick beehive oven can be seen on the outer wall and thus has been restored. The main section of the house, added in 1760, was built using dressed stone. The sandstone blocks are held together with a mortar made of river mud, mixed with straw and hog's hair. It was under this section that the fragments of clay pipes (c. 1720) and other artifacts were uncovered. Extensive changes were made in the house in 1902. The present gambrel roof replaced a steep gable roof; a second front door was replaced with a window. An inner stairway to the basement replaced cellar hatches and a stairway to the second floor was built. The large pillared porch was also added. A mid-nineteenth century carriage house still stands on the property along with several other out - buildings." Preserve History!

Really enjoyed visiting the Garretson Forge and Farm for their butterfly festival. Volunteers do a…read morevery nice job with the garden and the event was a lot of fun for kids. Interesting place to visit.

Totally enjoy the food and service at Table 9! It is a pleasant spot to enjoy a cosmopolitan and an…read moreappetizer at the bar with friends. My husband always gets a margarita. Then we move to a table for fabulous burgers and fries! Depending on the mood, wine with steak! Enjoy

As class mom for our 8th grade class formal, I was impressed with the quality and choices the…read morechildren had for pics at the photo booth. Eddie worked with us and created a great set list that made everyone happy and kept the dance floor busy. Eddie and Fran were professional and the party did not stop until it was over. There was always some one on the dance floor or at the photo booth. Highly recommend them for any type of event. Looking forward to working with them in the future. Thank you both for an unforgettable evening our children will remember as a highlight of their middle school years.

I have to recommend Fantasy Puppet Theater. In May, I won a puppetry party while at a Ridgewood…read moreschool tricky tray. My son's birthday is in December and we are always afraid the threat of snow will keep many people away, so I decided to have a non-birthday party for all of my son's friends and my friend's with kids. We had 70 people attend a party today with several great puppet shows, all performed by Marshall Katzman and "Fantasy Puppet Theater." My phone has not stop ringing, everyone is calling to tell me how much they and their children enjoyed today's event. I highly recommend both the recycling themed show and the Frog Prince. The kids loved them. He made it extra special for my son by getting all the kids to sing, "Happy Unbirthday to you!" If you are trying to think of something different for a party, try them.

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