“The building at 44 Bridge Street that housed the Frenchtown Cafe has long been central to the town. It was built in 1897, according to Frenchtown historian Rick Epstein. By 1902, it was thriving as a candy and tobacco store and soda fountain. Ten years later, Frenchtown’s first telephone switchboard was installed there.

Over the years, the place changed hands many times. It was a restaurant when a man named Mickey Miller took over in 1985 and dubbed it Mondo Mick. When Miller decided to sell in 1996.” – NJ Monthly Magazine

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