Want smokefree dining?
Patronize smokefree restaurants.
New Jersey Group Against Smoking Pollution (GASP) is happy to provide you with this
directory.
Tell restaurants you want smokefree dining.
Tell them:
More than 80% of New Jerseyans are nonsmokers. The Surgeon General and the U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency have concluded that tobacco smoke pollution causes disease,
including cancer and heart disease, in nonsmokers. It's good business to provide a pleasant
environment but foolish to overlook tobacco smoke pollution, which assaults customers with
every breath.
Ask your legislators in Trenton to make all restaurants smokefree.
Restaurants are required to be sanitary and safe. Of course they should be smokefree. This is not
a pipe dream. Almost 100 cities and counties in eight states, including Los Angeles, with 7,000
restaurants, and Wake County in North Carolina, a major tobaccogrowing state, plus the state of
Vermont, have laws requiring restaurants to be entirely smokefree. (These laws are being passed
at the rate of one a week.) New Jersey's restaurant law is the weakest in the nation.
Join New Jersey GASP
Support the only New Jersey citizens' action group working for
smokefree dining. Annual membership is $20, taxdeductible. GASP will support you with alerts
on pending legislation and new editions of this directory.
This directory is published by the New Jersey Group Against Smoking Pollution. New Jersey GASP would be delighted to hear of other restaurants to include in future editions. New Jersey GASP also publishes:
New Jersey GASP is a nonprofit educational organization whose goals are to secure smokefree
air for nonsmokers and to ensure tobacco-free lives for children. Founded 1974.
Thanks to local units of the American Cancer Society, New Jersey Division, and members of New
Jersey GASP for assistance in collecting the information listed in this directory.
New Jersey GASP gratefully acknowledges partial funding to produce this directory from