
Fair Verona is where we next lay our scene.

Amazing Hot Dog, at 148A, looks interesting. It serves 12 different kinds of hot dogs, plus other grill items, but since I don't like hot dogs I don't go in.

Apparently there are such things as bartending schools, and Verona plays host to one called Mix 'Em Up.

Verona park is a nice place with a bunch of walking paths. In the summer, you can rent a paddle boat and go out on the pond.

I wasn't originally intending to stop at Di Paolo Bakery, #695, but the wonderful smell assaulted me from a block away. I had to go in. Inside is wall-to-wall desserts, including a huge selection of Italian pastries, which I hate but everyone else in New Jersey seems to like. I got a chocolate-frosted donut and a bottle of water for $1.60. This place totally seduces you.

This building always looked so interesting - it's painted baby blue and shaped like a wedge. I found out that it's called the Flatiron Building.
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