Breakfast in Ironbound District of Newark
Good weekend breakfast spot in Ironbound District?
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7 Comments:
Since nobody commented on your thread yet...I'll just say, "Ask the locals"...usually most folks are friendly and kind and can steer you in the right direction when you're in unfamiliar territory. Good luck and happy adventures to you! :)
cheffy at 3:57PM on 08/04/07
Try Riviera Bakery at 124 Ferry Street.
marvinoreilly at 7:05AM on 08/05/07
I am portugese and eat breakfast there all the time. Riviera is the spot. Here is what you should have: Coffee, order what is called in Portuguese a Galon pronounced Ga-lown. Its a large coffee with milk, but damn if it is not the best coffee I have had, needs no or very little sugar. 2. Pesteis de nata, they are custard filled phyllo cups. 3. Toast and butter, trust me on this. Toast is cut texas style thick and buttered. 4. A toasted sandwich, they have a few choices, you can go with portuguese cheese or muenster cheese add ham if you want. Eat there and ou will remain fat and happy,
nelson5757 at 2:00PM on 08/06/07
Muito obrigado pelos conselhos e sugestoes!
Fat and Happy Food Slut at 9:59AM on 08/07/07
fala-se portuges?
nelson5757 at 2:48PM on 08/08/07
Falo.
Fat and Happy Food Slut at 1:11PM on 08/14/07
Well it is great to know there is another pork chop out there. Are you from NYC area? I Think it would be great to chat. Here is my email address chef_2b@yahoo.com. I would love to hear from you.
Nelson
nelson5757 at 10:57AM on 08/15/07