Cheap Places to Eat in Edison

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"For those on a budget, you can’t go wrong with Shake Shack – New York’s closest attempt at imitating the perfection that is In-N-Out Burger (what, I’m a California girl at heart!). Pretty much all of these places are within a stone’s throw of tons of fun yet relaxed bars, if you have any energy left after that ridiculous amount of walking I had you do. If not, head home and rest up for the next day."

"Shake Shack has some VERY loyal fans, and once you taste their burgers you’ll be one too. With locations all over NYC and some amazing options for under $7, Shake Shack is always a good idea!. What to try: ‘Shroom Burger — crisp-fried portobello mushroom filled with melted muenster and cheddar cheeses, topped with lettuce, tomato and ShackSauce™."

"From In-N-Out to Five Guys, the United States is hardly immune from burger wars. When it comes to the best burger chain in the United States, New York’s Shake Shack has been leading a burger revolution and wowing burger fanatics recently. Here’s a pretty complete burger chain taste test comparison on Serious Eats."

"What: If you’re looking for dim sum Nom Wah Tea Parlor is where to go. It’s been around since 1920 maknig some of the city’s best dumplings."

"From the park, we walked for about five minutes to Juliana’s, a popular pizzeria which many New Yorkers have claimed to be the best pizza joint in New York. We found out that Juliana’s is embroiled in an interesting pizza feud with Grimaldi’s, a nearby joint that serves brick oven pizzas too. You can find out more about this feud in my full review of Grimaldi’s."

"To make things confusing for you we are going to mention this pizzeria as another best thing to do in Brooklyn. Get ready to unload the pizza wars of Brooklyn. Former owner of Grimaldi’s Pizzeria, Patsy Grimaldi retired and sold his famous pizza spot which was franchised and taken over under new management."

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"Ampia Rooftop is the modern Mediterranean-inspired bi-level venue with classic Italian dishes. The floral decor and city views offer a much-needed escape from the hustle below. Guests are instantly transported to an oasis where you can expect an array of cocktails, a delicious menu filled with authentic Italian cuisine, and the Gnocchi here is a MUST order!"

"Just as we are committed to serving the best quality food every single day, we are committed to serving you during this time. Whether it’s via dine-in, the drive-thru or delivery where available, we remain focused on having your back."

"Taikun Sushi is a roving omakase speakeasy that’s currently popping up inside a nondescript building on Delancey Street. You can book their 8-seat sushi counter for you and all of the people in your group chat the next time you want to have dinner in a private room behind a freezer door. It’s reservation-only, indoor-only, and you can make it all happen directly on their website."

"Another ice cream spot that has found its home in Brooklyn is Carvel. Since 1929, Carvel has been the place for friends and family to hangout and enjoy a tasty treat. Founded by Tom Carvel, his main goal was to bring happiness to Brooklyn and to spread as many smiles as he could throughout New York."

"The Ice Cream House on Bedford Avenue is another spot that has some of the best ice cream in Brooklyn!. This ice cream shop is super affordable and the perfect place to grab a scoop of some of your favorite ice flavors!. Make sure to try out all of their delicious Kosher dairy and non-dairy flavors that have kept people coming back for years."

"At 792 feet, the Woolworth Building at 233 Broadway was the tallest in the world from 1913 to 1930. Commissioned by the “five-and-dime” store magnate Frank Winfield Woolworth, the great neo-Gothic skyscraper was designed by the architect Cass Gilbert to resemble a medieval European cathedral, and is often referred to as New York’s “Cathedral of Commerce.”. Along with elaborate ornamental stonework, all but the lower four floors of the Woolworth Building feature a terra-cotta facade that from a distance reads as limestone, but upon closer inspection is a polychromatic scheme of vibrant blue, green and golden yellow glazes."

"The Woolworth Building, at 57 stories, is one of the oldest skyscrapers in New York City. This once tallest building in the world is one of the masterpieces of early skyscraper design. Still to this day, it remains one of the fifty tallest buildings in the United States as well as one of the twenty tallest buildings in New York City."