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A New Hotspot Just Opened In Ho-Ho-Kus 081 Cafe – Cucina Italiana Is Now Open

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Ho-H-Kus NJ, 081 Cafe – Cucina Italiana is now open, located where the Sicilian Sun was, 604 N Maple Avenue in Ho-Ho-Kus. Billed as the area’s best authentic Italian Cuisine & brick oven pizza and its BYOB!

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Uncorked Wine Store Ho-Ho-Kus : ITALIAN WINE TASTING

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Ho-Ho-Kus Nj, join Uncorked Wine Store Ho-Ho-Kus this Friday for a taste of Italy. A selection of THREE highly recommend wines you must try. Perfect for dining out at a BYOB or enjoying some tastes of Italy right in your home. TOMORROW AT 4 PM, 611 North Maple Ave, Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ .

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Bill to Allow Restaurants to Advertise BYOB Status Clears Committee

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Trenton NJ,  Legislation sponsored by Senator James Beach and Senate Law and Public Safety Chair Linda Greenstein, which would allow restaurants to advertise that they are BYOB, cleared the Senate Law and Public Safety Committee yesterday.

“The whole purpose of BYOB is that diners bring in their own beer or wine, but without advertising people don’t know someplace is a BYOB until they get there,” said Senator Beach (D-Burlington/Camden). “This legislation will allow more people to take advantage of that offering.”

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Reader says People now come to eat in Ridgewood and run errands

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I do not commute to NYC so naturally I do not see commuter parking as the main problem for the CBD.

Online shopping has cut into the sales at Macy’s, Sears and other large dept stores. They and a lot of other retailers will be closing stores. This business dynamic is hurting local stores and large retailers.

What brings shoppers to town? Maybe it is time to do a CBD survey.

People now come to eat and run errands. I do not buy clothing in town. I go to the post office, bagle store, and drug store. I may not go often but the shoe repair shop is a godsend. I have lunch and dinner in town (not at the restaurants that were aggressively lobbying for the garage). BYOB makes great restaurants affordable.

I don’t know if you can draw shoppers back to town. The malls are having a difficult time keeping customers.