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Liberty House in Liberty Park, NJ, part of Landmark Hospitality, offers stunning views of Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty; photo credit: Amessé Photography


For nearly 30 years, Landmark Hospitality, headquartered in Jersey City, has planned, built, leased and managed restaurants, event spaces, hotels, residential buildings and commercial space throughout New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania.


Landmark specializes in restoring and rehabbing iconic structures by accentuating their architectural features and bringing them back to life, and owns and operates a number of properties in Central and Northern New Jersey. In addition, Landmark offers a catering division called Crave Caterers for special events.


Among its numerous offerings is Liberty House Restaurant in Liberty Park, which boasts spectacular views of downtown Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty. Liberty House has been an event venue of choice nearly 15 years, offering top quality, farm fresh catering, as well as an on site planner, a Grand Ballroom, indoor and outdoor function spaces and more.


Located in Warren, just minutes from Jersey City, Landmark’s Stone House at Stirling Ridge is set on a secluded 10-acre coun- try estate amid the Watchung Mountains. Each of its function spaces has a rustic, yet modern feel, and many feature overhead beams and custom stonework.


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