The Fireplace

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A few tables and chairs left. PM me if you’re interested.

🚨NEW AUCTION ITEMS🚨

Earlier this morning, the Remember When team discovered our original menu board signs from the 1980s still intact with the sliding inserts!

These and dozens more items will be added to tonight's INCREDIBLE lineup of items available for auction.

Remember, the excitement begins at 6pm so be ready to bid!

The Blue Brick-
In the 1960s-1970s Paramus and Ridgewood would have their big rivalry football game and afterwards both teams and fans would go to The Fireplace to hang out and eat. The Ridgewood players and fans would sit in one wing of the restaurant and the Paramus players and fans would sit in the other wing.
Eventually the two sides would meet at the front counter to order food and things would get heated. Words would be exchanged between rival players, cheerleaders, and fans and the place would empty out into the parking lot and there would be a rumble to end all rumbles to settle things. That’s just what happened back in the day.
When we were removing the bricks for the charity event we received a request for a “Paramus Brick.” We were then told by a long-time Paramus resident that Paramus fans painted some of the bricks on the breakfast side of the restaurant Paramus Blue to mark it as their side. There’s no maroon on the Ridgewood side because I guess the bricks are already maroon.
Pics below show the blue bricks. A few lucky people unknowingly received a Paramus Brick.