On our random visit, entrances to the Lambert Castle and Tower were closed, but the road was open…read more We were able to admire this lovely structure from outside. Our intention anyway was to go hiking. That was accomplished. From the area of the tower, which sits higher than the castle, some panoramic views can be seen ofthe surrounding cityscape. You can also find other hiking trails that lead you further along the hilltop. A perfectly beautiful day also makes this spot... - lovely for a picnic - picturesque for a photoshoot - ideal for a background in your vlog - an escape from the noise of a busy week - nice for a nap or daydream - sweet for something romantic - zen for meditation

I took a tour of Lambert Castle a couple days prior and felt the need to explore the tower up the…read morehill. It was beautiful! Elegant stone work. A trellis covered in vines. Views of nature all the way to NYC that would've been glorious many decades ago. The valley is a bit over developed now, but still impressive. This tower would've been an extension of the extravagant home below. Just walking around it gives you a sense of power and incorporation into nature on this unique mountain in the middle of a densely populated city. Garret mountain, holds this gem, and many others. Well worth a visit!

I've been following Crystal on Twitter and on her website for a few years now. She's always on…read morepoint and provides great clarity on timing and on the "whys" in our lives. I've gotten an horary reading from her in the past and recently had an official reading and was blown away. Can't wait to see the planets in action this coming year. If you have those "why" and "when" questions I definitely recommend getting a reading from her. Super savvy and always on the pulse.

Having consulted astrologers on and off over the past 20 years and studying it a bit myself, I can…read moredefinitely say Crystal is the real deal. Her focus on predictive astrology is perhaps one of the more difficult tasks to do because she has to look at 50-100 different elements, know which ones will have a stronger influence vs a lesser impact, then synthesize all of these into how they will personally affect her client. I have found her predictive readings to be quite accurate and definitely appreciate her ability to clearly explain astrology to whatever level her client is at as well. I highly recommend her professional astrology skills which are nicely matched to her compassionate conversational style - she's really easy to talk with. What's more, her fee when compared to others at her level is a really good deal!

First time at a Dave and Buster's. Went to celebrate a family's academic achievement. We got there…read moreearly, which was great, because by the time we left, it was full. First time, the front desk was helpful with letting us know about the process. Got the deal and went to the eating area. But no one acknowledged or helped us find a seat. Had to stop someone and they told us to pick a table. Once seated, ordered several items while family were playing games. Food and drinks came quickly. Overall good service and quality. Family had a good time as well. Will come back in the future. Recommended!

Good afternoon. I'm currently at Dave & Buster's in Willowbrook, and I have to say that the hosting…read moreservice at this location has been extremely disappointing. I have been waiting for more than 30 minutes at the entrance just to be seated, and there has been no host available to assist us. This is extremely unprofessional and reflects poorly on the customer service at this location. I understand that things can get busy, but having customers wait this long without anyone available to assist them is unacceptable. Management needs to do a better job addressing situations like this and ensuring that customers are properly attended to. I hope this feedback is taken seriously and that improvements are made.

Great park to do outdoor activities! You can do a number of things here, from barbecues and hiking,…read moreto sports and more. They also have the Lambert Castle that you can visit, though that costs money. (The tower is open for free admission though!) My favorite part of this place besides the tower is probably the overlook they have of the buildings in Patterson. Very cool!

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.

Such an incredibly important part of the community, run by A group of passionate, well informed…read morefolks.

Rented the hall for a 10 year wedding anniversary / vow renewal reception and it was beautiful!…read more The American Legion volunteers went above and beyond to insure our party's success and it was a great success! We would recommend this as a great venue for an event for up to 100 people. It's very accessible which was great too!

We rented the American Legion hall and everyone had a really good time. The place has done a lot of…read morerenovations from the last time I rented which was many years ago. New floors, Ceiling, Wifi connection for the DJ a big projector for pictures if you want to display any. The person I was dealing with when I was there Juan (Camacho) was very pleasant. He helped with what we needed and was very attentive. The place is perfect for small gatherings and you can't beat the price. I will definitely be renting this place again.

I travel 6 hours just to see bands play this bar (psst catch The Sidney Green Street Band) Richie &…read moreEliza are the best people & great bartenders/owners. Don't let the bikes out front deter you from stepping inside. Old school roadhouse dive in the very best sense of the word. Outstanding bands with no cover charge (please tip the bands & the bartenders!). Awesome front porch. Full bar. And you can order a cheese pizza but no regular menu here. Crowd is all ages, all walks of life. Parking lot. CASH ONLY ** ATM inside. Friendly! You'll keep coming back. Trust me.

I don't know what the attraction is... The place is deceptively small and I can't tell why it's so…read moresmall inside compared to the building size. No food, bar seats maybe 10 people, no room to move/stand and you're forced to sit on the front deck which is crowded. I hate giving bad reviews but I see no reason to go back.

I think our first safari was "Iconic New York", which was not only instructive but also fun-- and…read morewe came home with a stunning number of wonderful images. Prior to that we'd been on other photo trips with noted photographers like Ken Rockwell, but NYC Photo Safari offered much more detailed "hands-on" instruction and feedback about our shots. It was a very fulfilling experience and after three hours we had more great shots than we ever got during three days of shooting elsewhere. Since then we've gone on almost all of the safaris; e.g., Iconic NY Parts 1&2, Brooklyn Bridge, Central Park and Composition Boot Camp. The pictures we captured were good enough that we've printed and sold many of them. Another interesting aspect of these tours is that they attract interesting people from all over the world. A few months ago we completed a recent nighttime 3-1/2 Bridges Tour that involved taking just about every mode of transit NYC has to offer. Again it was a superb time and yielded a bevy of presentation-quality, marketable images.

On September 15th,16th and 17th 2017 I was fortunate to have attended Manhattan Photo Boot Camp - 3…read morefull day session. Each day, the photo sessions started at 12:30 pm and ended approximately 10:30 pm each evening touring every part of Manhattan in every direction. It sounds like alot but each day just flew by. The instructors were incredibly professional and patient. They imparted their vast photographic knowledge, taking their time to explain the composition and reason/purpose of each shot. It was a lot of information and I definitely grow as a photographer. I want give big thank you Zim, who took her time to answer all of my question not matter how insignificant. She help me "think outside the box" to examine some of my preconceived ideas and in a new light (no pun intended...not). Thank you, Thank you Zim for opening eyes and ears and to new ideas and images. Your generosity and support was very much appreciated. Anyone who is thinking of taking a 3 hours or 3 day session with NYC Photo Safari, you will not be disappointed. Enjoy !!!

It's an awesome place to see things invented in Paterson! They have a steam engine outside that…read morewas used to build The Panama Canal!

On 7/18/23, we visited the Paterson Museum for the 2nd time…read more This museum is truly a hidden gem filled with so much history. Outside the museum, you'll see a train at least a century old. In addition, some interesting modern sculptures surround the building. Inside the museum, you'll see the history of the Leni Lenape Indians. The museum has a wonderful display of minerals from NJ. Over a century ago, Paterson was known as t "Silk City of the World". You'l see the old loom machines from yesteryear. One very large display case has many of the old "Colt" revolvers manufactured in the city Paterson. The museum has a section dedicated to John P. Holland. Mr. Holland designed and built the first underwater vessel accepted by the U.S. Navy. On a lighter note, you'll see many pictures of Paterson's own beloved comedian, Lou Costello ("Hey Abbott!" ) of the comedy duo Abbott and Costello. Admission is free. The museum does welcome donations.