Bad experience with this place, don't expect any help once you have paid and don't expect to get…read moreyour security deposit back, they will find any excuse not to return it.

My friends and family threw me a baby-shower here. Not only was the space beautiful, but the owners…read morewere so helpful and so sweet! They provided the tables and chairs as well as a bartender (we brought the drinks). It was the hottest day of the year (100+ degrees!) and they had ample air conditioning!! I will definitely recommend this place to others and hopefully have more parties here in the future!

Located in the back at the lower level of two storefronts in North Haledon, my partner and I came…read moreto the 65th Annual Model Train Show given by the Garden State Model Railway Club this Saturday afternoon. Founded in 1953, this club is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to preserving, expanding, and educating both model railroading and railroading. With a donation of $8 per adult and once inside, it featured a large, very detailed layout with train operations representing all eras, including specialty trains and Thomas the train. The second layout, situated next door, is still in the process of continual planning and construction. The staff were friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. It's a small area and gets packed, but it's worth it, which we can recommend for all ages.

Beautiful Sisters who dedicate their lives for young people. They are always welcoming and kind…read more They have Mass at their house each day but it's best to call ahead for the time.

I despise this place with a passion, I came here to ask some questions for some two relatives of…read moremine, but the lady at the front said "First come first serve" basis, despite waiting for a long line, this place should close down for real, half of these people are just, some of them are just lazy and just freeload from the government IMO, this was supposed to be for the actual veterans or soldiers, and I understand that sometimes the job market is tough to apply for a job but still, enough is enough already, either hire actual employees that know how to do their job or just close the entire place and go somewhere else, they misuse the system the whole lot and I strongly believe that they aren't giving it to the actual people that really need the help, also it's not only about food, they should also provide a decent place to live instead of tossing them into a shelter, and also instead of waiting for an apartment for years to come, those waiting lists take forever, if a person doesn't have a decent credit or a good paying job or a savings to fall back on you are screwed, if these employees knew what the homeless life is like, it's not that simple as some people think it is, I speak from experience..

Helpful when you need emergency and regular help. Although it is a maze and you're left to fend for…read moreyourself, once you figure it out, you'll be okay . I'm grateful for the help I was able to receive. Beware, the main line is tough to get through, but they receive your mail fast and will work on your case. My one case worker warmed up to me, even though I had delays at times due to her million vacations . What is yearly and normal for many ppl, is something I never got a chance to have. I haven't had a vacation in 18 years, so seeing workers assigned to the care of others vacation till they drop every 6 months is disheartening. You're left without food and insurance until their back, with no back up case worker. I just personally couldn't even take a lunch break, knowing my clients haven't eaten in god knows how long. The super visor is always walking around saying hello, but the workers need a reality check. We are your clients. Many of us do work, or fell on hard times, divorces, disabled etc. So we aren't job loss losers. We're underpaid in many cases and need our tax dollars at work to help us , such as LIHEAP, EBT, Medicaid etc.