Ironbound Businesses
Shopping
Explore clothing, jewelry, and more from international brands you won’t find at your local mall.
Dining
The state’s top dining district with more than 170 restaurants catering to a tapestry of tastes.
Services
A vibrant business community that provides a variety of services from auto repair to accounting.
John Amet
CEO - FounderA Vibrant Neighborhood
Visitors to Newark, New Jersey, the state’s largest and most dynamic city, have come to know that dining and shopping in the Ironbound will be a highlight of their trip. The district is close to all of Newark’s top destinations including the Prudential Center, New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Newark Museum, Rutgers University, even Red Bull Arena just across the Passaic River in nearby Harrison.
Maria Allen
Sales - DirectorRestaurants, Shops & More
Because of the Ironbound’s strategic location at a nexus for transportation, travelers arriving by air, rail, bus or automobile will find the district easily accessible no matter where you are heading in the region. What many travelers from outside the greater Newark area don’t realize is the Ironbound’s proximity to other cultural, sports and entertainment centers in northern New Jersey.
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Coronavirus Testing for East Ward Residents - Sunday, May 31st
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MAYOR BARAKA TO UNVEIL REOPENING AND RECOVERY BLUEPRINT FOR NEWARK
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MAYOR BARAKA LAUNCHES CITY-WIDE COVID-19 TESTING FOR NEWARK’S ENTIRE HOMELESS POPULATION
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East Ward Seniors and Families in Need Benefit from COVID-19 Community Relief Fund
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Mitigation Protocols Required for Businesses Continuing to Operate
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Mandatory Closure of All Newark Businesses on Mondays Through May 11!
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Program to Help Commercial Property Owners/Tenants Harmed by Coronavirus Crisis
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COVID-19 RELIEF PROGRAM FOR HOMEOWNERS AND FIRST-TIME BUYERS
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Mayor Baraka To Provide Safe Housing For Homeless During Coronavirus
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Mayor Baraka Announces Donation to Food Relief Program for Families
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Mayor Baraka Puts Entire City on Strict Shelter-In-Place Restrictions
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MAYOR BARAKA INVESTS UP TO $6 MILLION TO HELP RESIDENTS THROUGH COVID-19 CRISIS
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