B U Z Z W O RT H Y
ANY WAY YOU SLICE IT
TOMMY
LASAGNA
For a skinny establishment, TOMMY LASAGNA
197B Bellevue Ave.
offers a wide selection of fun food options. There’s
Upper Montclair
the pizza section in the front of the shop; the counter
973-744-6020
pasta station; and the full menu of appetizers, salads,
entrées and specialty sandwiches. All pizzas and pasta
are made fresh on the premises, and may be ordered for
takeout and delivery, or eaten in the 20-25-seat café. Catering is also
an option. With its proximity to Mt. Hebron School, and because Red Hawk
Bucks from MSU are honored, it’s a natural hot spot for students of all ages.
54 Fairfield St.
Montclair
973-744-7177
Secrets
can be toxic,
especially
when they
involve truths
suppressed by
close family
members. In
her latest novel,
Montclair
author NANCY
STAR explores
this concept via
the three Tangle
sisters, their
parents, and the
ill-fated trip to
Martha’s Vineyard
that changes
their lives forever. Only years later, when sister
Ginger’s teenage daughter prompts a return to the
island, does the truth emerge, and reconciliation
and healing become possible. SISTERS ONE, TWO,
THREE will be released on January 1; preordering is
available now on Amazon.com. Star will read from
the novel on January 14, 5 p.m., at WATCHUNG
BOOKSELLERS.
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MONTCLAIR MAGAZINE
HOLIDAY 2016
THE FIND
HAPPY HUNTING
123 Walnut St.
Montclair
646-675-7099
If you haven’t found THE FIND yet, you’re not
alone. “People always say, ‘I didn’t know this was here,’”
says co-owner Kristina Farrell, who, with Leo Astudillo, runs
the curiosity shop at the corner of Walnut and Forest streets. In its previous
inca