Since we were in Ridgewood for lunch on a bright sunny day, we decided to take trip to the station…read moreto look at some trains. It is a nice old style building but has lots of signs of aging. There's a beautiful green garden alongside the platform. The Franklin Ave entrance has an elevator as well. It is mostly clean. The platform is covered under a shade for the most part, but at both ends it's under open sky. There are some fences and two closed glass stalls that has heating facility, great for waiting in winter times. The tracks have clear marking of direction of the trains. There are monitors showing the wait time of upcoming trains. As we were exploring 3-4 trains stopped by, meaning they were pretty frequent even on a Sunday. We all had a fun time here looking at the trains arriving at and leaving the platform.

Always a beautiful and clean station. So many good restaurants and stores in Ridgewood. You can…read morecatch a bus to New York at Van Nest a couple blocks away. If you need to travel, Ridgewood, NJ is a pleasant hub.

A large selection of books around each nook and cranny, and a cafe too…read more This multi level library is a bit dated looking, but beneath that, it's a big space with dedicated areas for children, fiction, nonfiction, etc. They have quite a few new book recommendations on display which is helpful for browsing. There's a lot of seating throughout and you should be able to find a quiet spot. They have the newer self checkout kiosks now so you don't have to chit chat if that's not your thing. The librarians do seem friendly though. The cafe isn't open past 6 on any day but it seems to have sandwiches, soups and baked goods; there are a few tables to sit as well. Parking lot is large and shared with the municipal building. An easy walk into town for food and shopping.

Excellent. They have a quiet section which is enforced. The place is big, nice and clean. Great…read moreplace to study and good hours. Ample parking.

The workers here are pleasant and friendly, which already sets this location apart. It wasn't too…read morebusy when I visited, and they had all of their stamp designs in stock. Some nearby post offices tend to run out of certain ones, so that was a nice surprise. The history of this building, along with the statue and memorial outside, is pretty grim but also really interesting. It adds a level of character you don't always see at a post office. Overall, a solid experience.

They have a parking lot but purposely block it off so that average people in a rush running errands…read morecan't use it.

My experience with this valet company was terrible. The employees are very disrespectful and I also…read morecaught one employee using Drugs in my car. I tried to get the employee to get me his manager and he got very aggressive and he left a bunch of white powder in my car. I urge no one to use this company they are a big let down

Great customer service, the valet attendants were extremely polite. They opened the door for my…read morewife & myself, total gentlemen. I didn't have to wait at all when I was leaving. I would definitely come back to the Venue.

Accidents happen; but was handled very professionally and with good integrity…read more The manager protected his workers but also took resposibility.

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Access to small town governance can be daunting; not all towns make it easy to get what you need…read morewithout much fuss. Glen Rock is surprisingly friendly and accessible -- right down to the parking situation. Came to straighten out some vital records issues on a weekday afternoon. Folks here are knowledgeable, friendly and digitally savvy -- so you can email your inquiry in advance and your request will be made available for pick up -- in my case the very next day. I like it when government uses technology to make our lives easier -- instead of merely hiding behind it. Top Tip: Always a good indicator about the quality of life in a small town when its government is polite and responsive.

PROS: The stores and restaurants here have nice employees and they keep the place very clean…read more Parking is always easy to find as well CONS: Stores are going under in this area making it difficult to keep people coming back. Bed bath and Beyond just went while one of the food stores to the right of Best Buy just left. Now Best Buy and Applebees are the only two places keeping this mall decent OVERALL: If you're coming here specifically for B.B or Applebees that's fine, but I wouldn't come here to "shop around"

The Fashion Center is one of Paramus' smaller shopping malls, and is located near the intersection…read moreof Route 17 and Ridgewood Avenue, next to Toys'R'Us. The Fashion Center has a Lord & Taylor department store, Best Buy, Bed Bath & Beyond, T.J. Maxx, and other stores. There's also an Applebee's if you get hungry. Out of all the malls in Paramus, this one is typically the least crowded on the weekends. Only three stars b/c its on the smaller side and thus doesn't have as many stores as the other malls in town.

From bagels to pizza to Dunkin to hair salon to Walgreens to Pilates to sauna and more. This could…read morebe your 1-stop shopping destination. Huge parking lot. Plenty of parking too.

It's a basic station with one ticket vending machine so it presents the possibility of missing the…read moretrain if you're on line behind a slower customer. The older machines failed frequently so I felt more comfortable also buying two tickets in advance at Penn Station. There's lots of parking on Grand Ave designated for commuter parking running parallel to the track. An audio system alerts you of an oncoming train or delays.

Been using this as my main mode of transportation to NYC for many years now. My family also picks…read moreup my uncle from Brooklyn here. Free parking, and some street around the lot if it's full. Not much overhead coverage if it rains, but there is an awning over the ticket booth, if it's a downpour. Train coming back from NYC will drop you off on the opposite boarding side, so just cross the tracks once the train passes (obviously) to get back to the parking lot. Faster than the NJ Transit bus (which I stupidly did for too long) to get to NYC. I took a train at 9:37 am and was in downtown Brooklyn almost exactly at 11am (including a transfer at Secaucus and taking a subway from Penn Station).