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6-hour layover is a long time. Cab it to Valenca Restaurant, 663 Monroe Ave. in Elizabeth. (908) 354-2525. They have great steaks, and the chilean seabass is superb. The folks at the restaurant should be able to get you a cab to take you back to EWR. It's a short ride both ways.
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ambrose
Sep 26, 2008 02:32 PM
Here's a list of the eateries in the terminals. Slim pickins' indeed! You'l have to do individual web searches on the places mentioned.
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One word about the CO terminal at EWR. NOTHING! I had a couple hours to kill before a flight this summer and there was absolutely nothing. I just wanted to sit down, relax, have a drink and get served some food and that was asking too much in that terminal. I don't get it. I ended up at some place where I had to fight through a sea of people to order a beer, then wait on line for a stale, pre-made sandwich, then eat and drink standing up, waiting for a table to open. Good times. If someone wants to make a good investment, a half-way decent restaurant there would make money. I couldn't even find a TGIF there.
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re: UWStoSONO
sixelagogo
Sep 26, 2008 03:02 AM
uws is right...nada on food in that terminal...if you head over to a (i think) there's lots of stuff, even before the security...gotta say that newark is uberlame...get a chair massage, eat some crappy pizza and call it a day.
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re: luci
njfreqflyer
Sep 26, 2008 11:35 AM
Just so you know, Ironbound is in Newark not Elizabeth, and it's probably a 10 minute taxi ride. More if you're trying to do it during morning or evening rush hour. With a quick search of this board, you can find recommendations for particular restaturants in Ironbound (and best to have a specific destination/address when you jump in the cab). My favorite happens to be Casa Vasca.
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