From Trading Posts to Taverns: The Flavorful Legacy of Bergen County’s Commercial Roots
Ever wandered through the charming towns of Bergen County and wondered how it all began? Long before the bustling shopping centers and gourmet restaurants, this region was a major player in early American commerce. And guess what? That same spirit of trade, flavor, and community lives on—especially in places like Aegean Estiatorio . A Quick Taste of Bergen's History Bergen County, New Jersey’s oldest county, was established way back in 1683. Thanks to its prime location along the Hudson River and its proximity to New York City, it became a hub for trade between Native American tribes, Dutch settlers, and later, early Americans. Markets popped up where people gathered to swap everything from furs and spices to fresh produce. These early trade routes and meeting points weren’t just economic—they were social. Communities were built around them, and the sharing of goods often came with a side of stories, music, and, of course, food. From Market Towns to Modern Menus Today, that spirit...
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