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Apple Bee's
Walkable distance
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 Chick-fil-a |
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Chick-fill-a
732-548-6024
Address: 100 Menlo Park Mall
Now the most important meal of the day
could very well be the tastiest. Chick-fil-A®
introduces its sunny new breakfast menu:
the Chicken, Egg and Cheese Bagel; Chicken
Burrito; Sausage Burrito; and mouthwatering
Chick-n-Minis™. All good pickings
that should please everyone - morning person
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| Hometown Buffet |
|  Hometown Buffet
732-777-1104
Address: Wick Shopping Plaza
561 U.S. Route 1 South
New Jersey Tpke., Exit 10 to 287, north to
Rt. 1 S. - or - Newark Airport: Trnpk. south to Exit 10 to 287, north to Rt. 1 S.
- or - Garden State Pkwy. (North or South), Exit 130 to Rt. 1S. - or - New York, Staten
Island, Brooklyn, Outerbridge Crossing, to Rt. 440 to 287, north to Rt. 1 S.
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| Millennium Restaurant |
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Millennium Restaurant
732-738-4411 Address: 3126 Woodbridge Ave. Edison, NJ 08817 Enjoy Excellent Award-Winning cusine enahanced by a carefully chosen and maginative wine list. |
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| Rainforest Café |
|  Rainforest Café
732-452-0011
Address: 520 Menlo Park Mall. Edison, NJ 08837 Restaurant Buyout:
Available for extraordinary special events and theme parties. Call for details. |
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| Casa Giuseppe |
|  Casa Giuseppe
732-783-9111
Address:
487 Route 27 - Iselin
Casa Giuseppe proudly specializes in the sun-drenched
cuisine of Italy (home of the owner), which has
some of the most intensely flavored and deftly prepared
dishes in the world. Our cuisine is based on only
the finest seasonal produce, fresh-never frozen-seafood
and authentic oils and cheeses. Our traditional
Italian cuisine is the result of years of training
and dedication. |
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| Mc Donalds |
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1. 1966 HWY 27EDISON, NJ 08817
0.28 Miles
2. 1075 ROUTE 1 S & PRINCE ST.
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Amenities
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T.G.I.
Friday's, the first American casual dining chain,
is a dining experience that has become the favorite
pastime of millions since 1965. The first T.G.I.
Friday's was located at First Avenue and 63rd Street
in New York City and featured red and white stripes,
a blue exterior and its name -- T.G.I. Friday's.
Inside were wooden floors, Tiffany lamps, bentwood
chairs and striped tablecloths. The bar area, with
its brass rails and stained glass, contributed to
the ambiance. For T.G.I. Friday's interior decor,
a full time antique picker traveled extensively
to auctions and flea markets. 
