Guidebook for Bayonne
Food Scene
Great authentic Mexican food, not too pricey. I recommend the Chile Rellenos or Chicken in Mole Sauce.
13 現地メンバーのおすすめ
El Aguila Dorada
830 BroadwayGreat authentic Mexican food, not too pricey. I recommend the Chile Rellenos or Chicken in Mole Sauce.
Bayonne's oldest restaurant. Good food, great atmosphere. The paintings on the wall and other decorations are over 100 years old.
11 現地メンバーのおすすめ
Hendrickson's Corner
671 BroadwayBayonne's oldest restaurant. Good food, great atmosphere. The paintings on the wall and other decorations are over 100 years old.
Budget-friendly Italian joint. The dining room is great for dinner, but the deli counter is even better for lunch. They make their own fresh mozzarella every day. For lunch, try a sandwich with fresh mozzarella (we call it "mutz"), prosciutto, peppers, and broccoli rabe or sundried tomatoes. The best!
13 現地メンバーのおすすめ
Buon Appetito
520 Jersey AveBudget-friendly Italian joint. The dining room is great for dinner, but the deli counter is even better for lunch. They make their own fresh mozzarella every day. For lunch, try a sandwich with fresh mozzarella (we call it "mutz"), prosciutto, peppers, and broccoli rabe or sundried tomatoes. The best!
Parks & Nature
リバティ州立公園
1 Audrey Zapp DriveGreat views of NYC, and you can see the Statue of Liberty
Sightseeing
Ellis Island is where the ancestors of many American came through when they immigrated to the United States in the late 19th/early 20th century. Maybe one of your ancestors came through here?
178 現地メンバーのおすすめ
エリス島
Ellis Island is where the ancestors of many American came through when they immigrated to the United States in the late 19th/early 20th century. Maybe one of your ancestors came through here?
Because it's the Statue of Liberty! A must-see while you're in town.
1303 現地メンバーのおすすめ
Statue of Liberty Museum Shop
1 Liberty Island - Ellis IslandBecause it's the Statue of Liberty! A must-see while you're in town.
Essentials
ShopRite of Bayonne-26 Street
West 26th StreetBig grocery store has everything you need
旅行者へのアドバイス
交通アクセス
How to Get to My Place From Manhattan using Public Transport
Here are some very detailed directions on how to get to my house from Manhattan using public transportation:
locating the entrance to the PATH train at Herald Square can be tricky. Go down all the way to the bottom (South) end of the Square where it borders 32nd St. You'll find entrances to the PATH on 32nd St. between 6th Ave and Broadway, directly across the street from a coffee shop called THE HAROLD.
Paying for the PATH: You pay with a regular Metro card and swipe it like a subway swipe. HOWEVER, you CANNOT use "Unlimited" Metro Cards on the PATH. If you are already using "unlimited" Met