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Places to Bring Your Hoboken Visitors: Where to Eat, Drink + Go

Genna — Wed, 24 Dec 2025 02:00:50 +0000

Have guests coming to visit your beloved Hoboken, yet stumped on exactly where to take them? Have no fear — we’ve rounded up some of the best places to take your guests based on where to eat, where to drink, and what to do. Keep on reading to learn how to show the out-of-towners what the ‘Boken is really about:

Breakfast/Brunch

Elysian Cafe | 1001 Washington Street

Between the European-inspired menu and the charming outdoor patio, diners at this Hoboken staple will feel like they’ve been transported to a neighborhood cafe in Paris. We love Elysian Cafe for brunch because it really is the best of both worlds: mimosas, bellinis, and of course, truffle parmesan fries.

La Isla | 104 Washington Street

La Isla‘s plantain-filled omelets and warm Cuban bread sure will impress your guests and their stomachs too. The Cuban Lattes and Cubaccinos are a pick-me-up staple at this authentic spot.

O’Bagel | 600 Washington Street

Don’t be fooled, O’Bagel is not an average bagel shop. No visit to Hoboken would be complete without a bagel. Go traditional and get a bagel with one of their specialty cream cheeses, or go biiiig and try one of O’Bagel’s unique breakfast sandwiches.

Lunch

Benny Tudino’s | 622 Washington Street

It’s a safe bet that your guests never had a slice of pizza the size of a baby. While strolling on Washington, step into Benny’s for a slice of the *huge* pizza and show your guests just how good the pizza is here in good ol’ Hoboken.

Mr. Wraps | 741 Garden Street

One of Hoboken’s off-the-beaten food gems, Mr. Wraps is so much more than that. With an insane selection of wraps as well as burgers, sandwiches, appetizers, salads, + more, this spot will be sure to satisfy any of your guests’ cravings.

Fiore’s Deli | 414 Adams Street

You can’t have a guest over and not take them to Fiore’s — a Hoboken staple with mozzarella so good that people have it shipped across the U.S. This old-school spot serves up classic Italian-deli favorites.

Dinner

Amanda’s | 908 Washington Street

If you’re looking for a bit of an “upscale” experience, head to Amanda’s for good wine and fine dining. We love the renovated brownstone and its elegant but accessible vibes.

Anthony David’s | 953 Bloomfield Street

Two words — Truffle. Risotto. The friendly atmosphere at Anthony Davids is enough to make your guests feel welcome in the Mile Square. Since this spot is a BYOB, the meal can be truly personalized.

East LA | 508 Washington Street

If you’re craving Mexican food and want to show your guests some authentic Mexican fare, East LA is a go-to choice.

Grand Vin | 500 Grand Street

Grand Vin is a great spot to take guests who are partial to a glass of wine. Besides the drinks, the food is on point, too, and will be sure to impress your guests.

Leo’s Grandevous | 200 Grand Street

Leo’s is a Hoboken staple, and if you want to show your guests what the Mile Square is really about, a visit to this restaurant is how to do it. Dine on classic and delicious Italian fare while admiring walls covered in pictures of Frank Sinatra and put a dollar in the jukebox to play some tunes.

Drinks

City Bistro | 56 14th Street

City Bistro is a classic bar and restaurant that also has a rooftop bar for visitors to take in views. The spot has an extensive main menu and brunch menu, in addition to its cocktails.

Pilsener Haus & Biergarten | 1422 Grand Street

This rain-or-shine Biergarten stays true to its roots by offering German beers AND delicious authentic eats: giant warm pretzels and bratwurst included.

Union Hall | 306 Sinatra Drive

For those looking for some dancing fun and yummy drinks, head to Union Hall after strolling along the water. The unique drink menu, weekend DJs, and ambiance is a great setup for a night out.

A few other note-worthy spots for drinks and a potential good time:

Antique Bar & Bakery
The Cuban
Kolo Klub
Stingray Lounge
The Madison

See More: 10 Historical Facts About Hoboken {You Probably Didn’t Know}

Things to Do

Take a Riverfront Walk or Ride Along the Hudson River

What they say is true: you can’t see the New York City skyline from Manhattan. Take a stroll down the Hoboken Waterfront Walkway which continues into Weehawken to the north, and down into Newport/Jersey City past the Hoboken Terminal to the south. If pedaling the path is more your speed, pick up a Citibike at one of the many docks available. A day pass is $15 and gives the user as many 30 minute rides as they want in a 24-hour period, which is great for a guest.

Stevens Institute Lookout

Walk up to Castle Point and enjoy the beautiful lookout — views of NYC from all sides.

Indoor Rock Climbing at the Gravity Vault | 1423 Clinton Street

Gravity Vault is a definite people-pleaser no matter what level of athletic ability.

Ferry ride to NYC via NY Waterway

Impress your guests with a picturesque ride across the Hudson to NYC – the trip surely does have a “wow” factor for guests and residents alike.

Cooking Class at Hudson Table | 1403 Clinton Street

Pay for a BYOB cooking class at Hudson Table, and also feed your guests at the same time — it’s a no brainer. Classes fill up fast but check out the calendar for other special events like live music brunches and movies on the rooftop.

There are so many more spots to enjoy, but these are a few of our favorites.

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94 Spots That Prove Hudson County, NJ is a Foodie Destination

Sarah Griesbach — Tue, 16 Dec 2025 02:00:28 +0000

Hudson County has become known for excellent dining experiences at every budget. The area’s rich cultural diversity has resulted in a wide cross-section of cuisine that nails local restaurateurs’ traditional heritages and boldly invents fusion tastes to draw crowds and kudos. Read on for a highlights tour of some of the many restaurants, cafes, and food trucks that are giving Hudson County its foodie credentials.

So Many Choices!

Options for dining out in Hudson County just keep multiplying. Jersey City alone has close to 1K restaurants to choose from, with new eateries popping up all over the place. Neighborhoods like Newport in Jersey City — that previously quieted down in the evening without restaurants for residents — have seen a sudden flurry in new hot dinner spots. Multiple years of Wine Spectator Awards and our own Local Girl write-ups have likely brought on the need for table reservations at the most popular places. It seems that it’s Hudson County’s culinary moment in the sun.

Recognizing Old-School Icons

From the relatively recently established iconic locals like Zeppelin Hall (est. 2009) to the long-lived Fiore’s of mozz fame and glory (est. 1913), Hudson County has been performing fabulous culinary feats to manifest all our food fantasies for ages. We respect our elder restaurants even when their fare has changed with the times and the arrival of new generations — like Liberty House’s Maddy Rose, where the view is historical and majestic but the menu is fresh and fabulous.

Andrea Salumeria | 247 Central Avenue

Augustino’s | 1104 Washington Street, Hoboken

Barge Inn | 324 Third Street, Jersey City

Benny Tudino’s | 622 Washington Street, Hoboken

Cafe Michelina | 423 Bloomfield Street, Hoboken

Carlo’s Bakery | 95 Washington Street, Hoboken

Fiore’s Deli | 414 Adams Street, Hoboken

Leo’s Grandevous | 200 Grand Street, Hoboken

Liberty Brand Pastries & Food | 2409 Central Avenue, Union City

Liberty House | 76 Audrey Zapp Drive, Liberty State Park, Jersey City

Neptune Bakery and Deli | 1612 John F. Kennedy Boulevard, Jersey City

Piccolo’s | 92 Clinton Street, Hoboken

Zeppelin Hall | 88 Liberty View Drive, Jersey City

Innovative + Trendy Hot Spots

Hudson County restaurants are not boring. The art on the walls, the many genres of live music, unique collabs, and uncommon creations — like Departed Souls’ amazing gluten-free beer or Dark Side of the Moo’s alligator sausage, wild boar tacos, kangaroo or yak burgers — provide adventuresome foodies with something new to discover just around the next corner.

87 Sussex | 87 Sussex Street, Jersey City

Ani Ramen | 218 Newark Avenue, Jersey City

Busy Bee Organics | 451 Palisade Avenue, Jersey City

The Cliff | 38 Congress Street, Jersey City

Dark Side of the Moo | 52 Bowers Street, Jersey City

Dear Maud | 205 First Street, Hoboken

Departed Souls Brewing Company | 150 Bay Street, Jersey City

Drift | 1200 Harbor Boulevard, Weehawken

LoKal Eatery & Bar | 2 Second Street, Jersey City

Traditional & Fusion Heritage Homage

Like the massive portions of authentic Ecuadorian food at Bayonne’s Tagua and the glorious Peruvian sopas at Harrison’s B-52’s, these purveyors of spice done right bring rave reviews. Many of them are getting noticed, including Jersey City’s Korai Kitchen, which recently received a James Beard nomination. Here are but a tiny fraction of the abundance of restaurants bringing bountiful world flavors to our plates.

B-52’s Lounge & Restaurant Ceviche Bar | 200 North Second Street, Harrison

El Aguila Dorada | 830 Broadway, Bayonne

El Artesano Restaurant | 4101 Bergenline Avenue, Union City

El Eslabon Restaurante | 6013 Park Avenue, West New York

Korai Kitchen | 576 Summit Avenue, Jersey City

Lotus Thai Cuisine | 7007 Park, Guttenberg

Masala Cafe Chettinad | 839 Newark Avenue, Jersey City

Q’Tal Bar + Grill | 3 Kearny Avenue, Kearny

Rumba Cubana | 6909 JFK Boulevard, Guttenberg | 1807 45th Street, North Bergen | 235 Pavonia Avenue, Jersey City

Tagua | 269 Broadway, Bayonne

Takorea BBQ | 805 Frank E Rogers Boulevard, Harrison

The Indian Tapas | 101 Greene Street, Jersey City

Photo-Friendly Brunch & Rooftop Culture

Sweet and swanky restaurant spots bring cheer to a bad weather or bad mood day because fancy fabulousness is a fun solution to whatever’s got us down. Hudson County is loaded with gorgeous locations to meet up with friends over mimosas and toast togetherness in a place where the ambiance sparkles invitingly.

Anthony David’s | 953 Bloomfield Street, Hoboken

Barbès | 1300 Park Avenue, Hoboken

Bin 14 | 1314 Washington Street, Hoboken

Elysian Cafe | 1001 Washington Street, Hoboken

Fork Hill Kitchen | 201 Sixteenth Street, Union City

Halifax | 225 River Street, Hoboken

Hudson + Co | 3 Second Street, Jersey City

The Kitchen Step | 500 Jersey Avenue, Jersey City

The Lola | 102 Sinatra Drive, Hoboken

The Rooftop at Exchange Place | 1 Exchange Place, Jersey City

Metropolis | 96 Hudson Street, Hoboken

Vale’s Kafe + Kitchen | 825 Twenty Second Street, Union City

Neighborhood Fixes

There are so many beloved Hudson County mom-and-pop delis and bistros that keep us well-coffeed and fed. Those favorite tucked-away places and corners are hot spots for happiness. These neighborhood staples are the setting for making memories and slowing down time, nestled in comfort, away from the world’s chaos.

15 Fox Place | 15 Fox Place, Jersey City

Cafe Dolma | 270 Grand Street, Jersey City

Cortaditos | 4501 Park Avenue, Union City

Garden Cafe + Bistro | 106 Country Road, Union City

Griot Cafe | 398 Central Avenue, Jersey City

Gussy’s Cafe | 292 Newark Avenue, Jersey City

Hamilton Inn | 708 Jersey Avenue, Jersey City

Harry’s Food & Drink | 8101 Bergenline Avenue, North Bergen

Roast & C.R.E.A.M. | 1620 Bergenline Avenue, Union City

Satis Bistro | 212 Washington Street, Jersey City

Subia’s | 506 Jersey Avenue, Jersey City

White Star | 179 Warren Street, Jersey City

New Rising Stars

New restaurants and cafes in our area have been stirring up quite a buzz. Mark Censits’ new farm-to-table restaurant, Maxwell Alley, and Korean and Japanese restaurant Yakitame Bento + Katsu are shining star examples of what can happen when brilliant entrepreneurs with exceptional taste cater to the sophisticated tastes of our region.

Apnaa Lahore | 557 Palisade Avenue, Jersey City

Blue Anchor | 166 River Drive, Jersey City

Blue Angel Artisan Cafe + Bakery| 79 Hudson Street, Hoboken

The Colonial Grill Foodtruck | 1 Newark Street, Hoboken

Forum Coffee | 1400 Washington Street, Hoboken

Haraz Coffee House | 89 Hudson Street, Hoboken

Little Mingo | 305 1st Street, Hoboken

Mile Square Cafe | 746 Park Avenue, Hoboken

Bergen Hall | 58 Maple Street, Jersey City

BRBQ | 532 Summit Avenue, Jersey City

Incontro Caffè | 351 Summit Avenue, Jersey City

Maxwell Alley | 12 Coles Street, Jersey City

Yakitame Bento + Katsu | 501 Central Avenue, Jersey City

RUN/Café | 1000 Garfield Avenue, Jersey City

Panaderya Salvaje | 9 Erie Street, Jersey City

Recent Wine Spectator Award Winners

An excellent overall experience is the norm at these celebrated restaurants, and the word has been out for quite a while now. The annual Wine Spectator awards, which highlight our region’s outstanding food destinations, are no surprise. Local foodies didn’t need an outside authority to confer credibility to their date night destination, but the recognition does feel nice.

Battello | 502 Washington Boulevard, Jersey City

Blu on the Hudson | 1200 Harbor Boulevard, Weehawken

Brazeiro Churrascaria | 103 Sixtieth Street, West New York | 7420 Broadway, North Bergen

Court Street | 61 Sixth Street, Hoboken

Del Frisco’s Grille | 221 River Street, Hoboken

Felina Steak | 2 Chapel Avenue, Jersey City

Hailfax | 225 River Street, Hoboken

Maddy Rose at Liberty House, 76 Audrey Zapp Drive, Jersey City

Molos | 1 Pershing Road, Weehawken

Sorellina Italian Kitchen & Wine Bar, 1036 Washington Avenue, Hoboken

Son Cubano | 40 Riverwalk Place, West New York

Perennial Local Girl Faves Not Listed Above

There are simply too many great Hudson County food options to name them all. There’s someplace for everyone and then another someplace for all the days of the month, yet the list of local “must-try”s just keeps growing. As long as they’re cooking, we will keep tasting and savoring what comes out of these kitchens.

Antique Bar + Bakery | 122 Willow Avenue, Hoboken

Chart House | 1700 Harbor Boulevard, Weehawken

Corto | 507 Palisade Avenue, Jersey City

El Artesano | 4101 Bergenline Avenue, Union City

Faubourg | 544 Bloomfield Avenue, Montclair + 1100 Avenue at Port Imperial, Weehawken

Flour | 500 Jefferson Street, Hoboken

Gaia + Loki | 346 Grove Street, Jersey City

Korai Kitchen | 576 Summit Avenue, Jersey City

La Isla | 104 Washington Street, Hoboken

Razza | 275 Grove Street, Jersey City

See More: A Millennial Girl’s Guide to the Jersey Shore

Food + Drink

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The Best of Hoboken + Jersey City 2025 Guide Finalists Announced — VOTE NOW!

The Hoboken Girl Team — Wed, 03 Dec 2025 22:00:22 +0000

The finalists for the Best of Hoboken + Jersey City 2025 Guide are in! Thank you to everyone who nominated local businesses and people in Hoboken + Jersey City to receive the recognition that they deserve. Those who received the most nominations in each category advanced to the top three finalists, so before anyone says so-and-so was robbed, remember: we make the rules, we don’t pick the finalists.

***VOTING FOR 2025 BEST OF HOBOKEN & JERSEY CITY IS NOW CLOSED

How to Vote

Readers and community members are the reason these businesses are so successful so now it’s your chance to vote for your favorites. You can vote once per day in all categories, now through Sunday, December 7th at 11:59PM. That’s it — we’ll do the tallying from there! The winners will be announced in mid-December once the categories are tallied.

Finalists will win a decal sticker to display on their storefronts and accolades on our website for all to see in the new year.

***By submitting your email, you agree to receive marketing communications from TheHobokenGirl.com.

This is one of the easiest + quickest ways to support your local favorites this holiday season — plus, who doesn’t love a friendly competition? Good luck to all our Hoboken + Jersey finalists — and let the voting begin!

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An A-Z List of Local Brick-and-Mortar Jersey City Businesses to Support

The Hoboken Girl Team — Fri, 28 Nov 2025 02:00:52 +0000

Hudson County is brimming with great spots to eat, drink, shop, and more. We’ve given our readers a run-down of Hoboken spots for dining, drinking, and things to do but there is also quite an extensive list of Jersey City gems for residents to take advantage of. Jersey City has become a Hudson County hot spot and has so many brick-and-mortar spots that need locals’ support. Read on for a full guide to all of the local businesses to support in Jersey City.

PS: Want the Hoboken list? Click here.

**Disclaimer: We came up with this list based on knowledge and research and are sure we will have many to add. No business was forgotten on purpose, so please let us know by emailing hello@hobokengirl.com if we missed any and we will add it in ASAP!

Restaurants

Alessio’s | 99 Franklin Street

Almost Home General | 351 Marin Boulevard

American Hero | 2982 John F. Kennedy Boulevard

Ani Ramen | 218 Newark Avenue

Andrea Salumeria | 247 Central Avenue #A

Angry Archies | 565 Palisade Avenue

Apnaa Lahore | 557 Palisade Avenue

Astor Bar + Grill | 725 Montgomery Street

Bareburger | 143 Newark Avenue

Barge Inn | 324 Third Street

Battello | 502 Washington Boulevard

B Bagels | 367 Grove Street

Bistro La Source | 299 Marin Boulevard

Blue Anchor | 166 River Drive

BRBQ | 532 Summit Avenue

Bread + Salt | 435 Palisade Avenue

Brightside Tavern | 141 Bright Street

Busy Bee Organics | 451 Palisade Avenue

Buon Appetito | 520 Jersey Avenue

Cangiano’s Marketplace | 225 Pavonia Avenue + 531 Summit Avenue

Capoeira Restaurant | 24 Mercer Street

Carmine’s Italian Deli | 165 Mallory Avenue

Caroll Ann’s Table | 333 Palisade Avenue

Cellar 335 | 335 Newark Avenue

Central Bistro | 403 Central Avenue

Cheech’s Bagels | 176 Erie Street

Chickie’s | 236 Pavonia Avenue

Corkscrew Bar | 61 Congress Street

Corto | 507 Palisade Avenue

Daily Provisions | 124-134 Bay Street

Dark Side of the Moo | 52 Bowers Street

Don. | 106 Hutton Street

East Flour | 103 Christopher Columbus Drive

Ed & Mary’s | 174 Coles Street

Edward’s Steakhouse | 239 Marin Boulevard

Eggs Up | 270 Johnston Street

El Gordo | 291 Central Avenue

El Sabroso | 414 Central Avenue

El Sazón De Las Americas | 305 Grove Street

Fire + Oak | 479 Washington Boulevard

Frankie | 264 Grove Street

Franklin Social | 292 Barrow Street

Felina Steak at Hudson House | 2 Chapel Avenue

Future | 216 Newark Avenue

Gia Gelato + Cafe | 281 Newark Avenue

Gino’s Pizzeria | 380 Central Avenue

Golconda Chimney | 806 Newark Avenue

Grand Sichuan | 342 Grove Street

Griot Cafe | 398 Central Avenue

Gussy’s Cafe | 292 Newark Avenue

Gypsy Grill | 187 Newark Avenue

Hamilton Inn | 708 Jersey Avenue

Hamilton Pork | 247 10th Street

Harborside Market | 210 Hudson Street

Harry’s Daughter | 339 Communipaw Avenue

Heights Deli + Grill | 557 Palisade Avenue

Helen’s Pizza | 183 Newark Avenue

Hollywood Fried Chicken | 431 Central Avenue + 200 Newark Avenue #2

Honshu | 95 Greene Street

Hudson and Co. Bar + Grill | 3 Second Street

Ibby’s Falafel | 303 Grove Street

Irma’s Cafe | 279 Central Avenue

Jersey Pizza Shop | 855 Bergen Avenue

Juice Eternity | 30 Mall Drive West

Juicy City | 213 Mallory Avenue

Korai Kitchen | 576 Summit Avenue

Koro Koro Rice Ball Cafe | 538 Jersey Avenue

Laico’s | 67 Terhune Avenue

Las Americas | 225 Newark Avenue

La Milpa Taqueria | 45 Franklin Street

Left Bank Burger Bar | 194 Newark Avenue

Liberty House | 76 Audrey Zapp Drive

Liberty Prime Steakhouse | 111 Montgomery Street

Lievito Pizza | 584 Summit Avenue

Los Cuernos | 499 Washington Boulevard

Los Tres Chilitos | 456 Central Avenue

Luna | 279 Grove Street

Maritime Parc | 84 Audrey Zapp Drive

Maddy Rose Restaurant at Liberty Rose | 76 Audrey Zapp Drive

Mathews Food + Drink | 351 Grove Street

Marty’s | 488 Central Avenue

Maxwell Alley | 12 Coles Street

Meximodo | 25 Christopher Columbus Drive + 210 Hudson Street

Mezcal Kitchen | 665 Newark Avenue

Milano’s Deli | 41 Montgomery Street

Milkshake Factory | 177 Newark Avenue

Mordi’s Sandwich Shop | 320 Communipaw Avenue

More Express | 281 Grove Street

Nicole’s Caribbean Restaurant | 521 Jersey Avenue

Noches de Colombia | 231-233 Central Avenue

Orale Mexican Kitchen | 341 Grove Street

Paulie’s Brickhouse | 264 Central Avenue

Paradise Deli + Grocery | 226 Newark Avenue

Perquin | 85 Morris Street

Pompei Pizza | 722 West Side Avenue

Porta | 135 Newark Avenue

Porto Leggero | 185 Hudson Street

Prime Omakase | 111 Montgomery Street 2nd Floor

Razza | 275/277 Grove Street

Renato’s Pizza Masters | 278 Central Avenue

Rumba Cubana | 235 Pavonia Avenue

Saigon Bistro | 514 Central Avenue

Saigon Cafe | 188 Newark Avenue

Salumeria Ercolano | 1072 Westside Avenue

sam a.m. | 112 Morris Street

Satis Bistro | 212 Washington Street

Scram Bakery | 61 Erie Street

Sen Hai | 303 Newark Avenue

Shadman Restaurant | 293 1/2 Grove Street

Laree Adda | 287 Grove Street

Skinner’s Loft | 146 Newark Avenue

South House | 149 Newark Avenue

Stella’s 24 Hour Eatery | 315 Grove Street

Subculture | 260 Newark Avenue

Sweetberry | 525 Washington Boulevard Suite E

Tacoria | 24-26 Erie Street

Tacos Victoria | 324 ½ Seventh Street

Taqueria Downtown | 236 + 354 Grove Street

Taqueria Sabor Mixteca | 496 Communipaw Avenue

Taqueria Viva Mexico Kitchen Cafe | 328 Montgomery Street

Tino’s Artisan Pizza Co. | 199 Warren Street

The Archer | 176 Newark Avenue

The Ashford | 145 Newark Avenue

theBoil | 8 Erie Street

The Cliff | 38 Congress Street

The District | 210 Hudson Street

The Feathered Fox | 84 Audrey Zapp Drive

The Hutton | 225 Hutton Street

The Little Sandwich Shop | 333 Grove Street

The Old Spot Hotpot + Skewer | 523 Jersey Avenue

The Sicilian Guy | 211 Newark Avenue

The Table At 3 Acres | 400 Claremont Avenue

Tony Boloney’s | 363 Grove Street

Two Boots Pizza | 133 Newark Avenue

Uncle Momo | 289 Grove Street

Veloce Specialty Sandwiches | 457 Baldwin Avenue

Vibez Juice + Vegan Cafe | 82 Hutton Street

Villa Borghese III | 475 Washington Boulevard

Vincente Deli + Grocery | 178 Newark Avenue

Violet’s From Jamaica With Love | 191 Mallory Avenue

White Mana Diner | 470 Tonnelle Avenue

White Star | 179 Warren Street + 230 Brunswick Street

Yakitame | 501 Central Avenue

902 Brewing Company | 101 Pacific Avenue

15 Fox Place | 15 Fox Place

Bars

Abbey’s Pub | 409 Monmouth Street

Bergen Hall | 295 Johnston Avenue

Boots + Bones | 116 Newark Avenue

Cafe Alyce | 641 Montgomery Street

Cellar 335 | 335 Newark Avenue

Cherry’s Lounge | 102 Martin Luther King Drive

Columbia Tavern | 341 Martin Luther King Drive

Corkscrew Bar | 61 Congress Street

Departed Soles Brewing Company | 150 Bay Street, #2A

Don’t Tell Liv | 138 Newark Avenue, Second Floor

Dorrian’s Red Hand | 555 Washington Boulevard

dullboy | 364 Grove Street

Ed & Mary’s | 174 Coles Street

Grace O’Malley’s Whiskey Chapel | 140 Newark Avenue

Grape Vine Tavern | 657 Newark Avenue #2303

Greene Hook Bar + Kitchen | 70 Greene Street

Guillo’s | 110 Coles Street

Halftime Bar + Grill | 746 West Side Avenue

Healy’s Tavern | 374 Newark Avenue

Hudson Hall | 364 Marin Boulevard

Jane Doe | 333 Newark Avenue

Junto Attic Bar | 68 Mercer Street

Legends FC | 130 Newark Avenue

Liberty Bar | 111 Montgomery Street

Light Horse Tavern | 199 Washington Street

Light Rail Cafe | 237 Randolph Avenue

Lobster Garage | 98 Morris Street

Lokal Eatery + Bar | 2 2nd Street

Low Fidelity | 328 Palisade Avenue

Lucky 7 Tavern | 322 Second Street

Madame | 390 4th Street

McGinley Square Pub | 755 Montgomery Street

Moore’s Lounge | 189 Monticello Avenue

New Park Tavern | 575 West Side Avenue

O’Haras Bar + Grill | 172 1st Street

O’Leary’s Publik House | 788 Garfield Avenue

Paulie’s Brickhouse | 264 Central Avenue

Pet Shop | 193 Newark Avenue

Pint | 34 Wayne Street

Porta | 135 Newark Avenue

PS Wine Bar | 193 Newark Avenue

Refined Wine | 47 Grand Street

Ringside Lounge | 475 Tonnele Avenue

Rooftop at Exchange Place | 1 Exchange Place

San Patricios | 8 Erie Street

Six26 Lounge + Rooftop | 128 Christopher Columbus Drive

Sushi by Bou | 218 Newark Avenue

Tapville Social | 30 Mall Drive West

The Alps | 351 Palisade Avenue

The Archer | 176 Newark Avenue

The Brightside Tavern | 141 Bright Street

The District | 210 Hudson Street

The Hutton Bar and Grill | 225 Hutton Street

The Keyhole Bar | 242 Bay Street

The Roxy | 66 Monitor Street

Under the Boot | 116 Newark Avenue

Villa Borghese III | 475 Washington Boulevard

White Star Bar | 230 Brunswick Street + 179 Warren Street

WURSTBAR | 516 Jersey Avenue

Zeppelin Hall Beer Garden | 88 Liberty View Drive

902 Brewing | 101 Pacific Avenue

143 Social | 143 Newark Avenue

Coffee Shops

Barrio Barista | 60 Sip Avenue

Bleu Coffee | 56 Beacon Way, 175 2nd Street

Bluestone Lane | 30 Hudson Street

Butter | 156 Brunswick Street

bwè kafe | 140 River Drive South

Beechwood Cafe | 290 Grove Street

Bread + Salt | 435 Palisade Avenue

Brewshot | 9 Regent Street

B18 Coffee Kitchen | 18 Park View Avenue

Cafe Alyce | 641 Montgomery Street

Café con Rumba | 564 Newark Avenue

Cafe Madeleine | 34 Coles Street

Cafe Dolma | 270 Grand Street

Cafe Esme | 485 Marin Boulevard

Café Littles | 80 Mallory Avenue

Cafe Tabarka | 18 Erie Street

Call Me Mia | 363 2nd Street

Crema | 1 Duncan Avenue

Dames Coffee Espresso Bar | 581 Jersey Avenue

Dream Vista Cafe | 177 York Street

Froth on Franklin | 85 Franklin Street

Galeria Cafe | 121 Hutton Street

Gregorys Coffee | 525 Washington Boulevard + 10 Exchange Place

The Grind Shop | 360 Communipaw Avenue

Griot Cafe | 434 Central Avenue

Hidden Grounds Chai & Coffee House | 148 First Street + 276 1st Street

Hybrid Coffee + Kitchen | 398 Manila Avenue

Incontrovertible Caffè | 351 Summit Avenue

Kọ Cafe | 722 Grand Street

Lackawanna Coffee | 295 Grove Street + 140 Bay Street + 325 Warren Street

Legal Grounds Coffee Co. | 170 Grand Street

lil’ dove cafe | 589 Palisade Avenue

Maggie’s Farm Espresso | 88 Morgan Street

Modcup Coffee Company | 479 Palisade Avenue

MOKAFÉ | 273 16th Street, Jersey City

One Two Cup Cafe | 201 Warren Street

Roast’d Coffee | 10 River Drive South

RUN/Café | 1000 Garfield Avenue

sam a.m. |112 Morris Street

Short Grain | 183 Montgomery Street

Snapdragon Coffee + Social | 190 Monticello Avenue

Sober Shot | 514 Jersey Avenue

South of the Clouds | 313 Grove Street

The Butler Café | 350 Warren Street

The Cliff | 38 Congress Street

The Grind Shop | 360 Communipaw Avenue

The Hive | 615 Jersey Avenue

The Power Plant Cafe by BoyceMode | 336 2nd Street + 60 Christopher Columbus Drive

Treehouse Coffee Shop | 434A Westside Avenue

Liquor Stores

American Liquor Store | 509 West Side Avenue

Avian Liquor | 112 Tonnele Avenue

Baldwin Liquors + Wines 51 St. Pauls Avenue

Bauer’s Liquor Store | 739 West Side Avenue

Bergen Liquor & Deli | 325 Bergen Avenue

Central Avenue Liquors | 210 Central Avenue

CoolVines on Grove | 276 Grove Street

CoolVines Powerhouse | 350 Warren Street

Communipaw Liquor | 743 Communipaw Avenue

Elysian Wine and Spirits | 130 West Side Avenue

Five Star Liquor | 238 New York Avenue

Heights Liquors | 292 Central Avenue

H+H Discount Liquors | 3505 John F. Kennedy Boulevard

Hudson Vine | 1 Second Street

Jersey City Super Buy-Rite | 575 Manila Avenue

Jersey Farm Liquor Shop | 2983 John F. Kennedy Boulevard

Jersey Wines + Spirits | 492 Jersey Avenue

J & R Liquor Store | 217 Martin Luther King Drive

KMP Liquor Store | 613 Communipaw Avenue

Lee’s Liquor + Grocery Store | 45 Congress Street

Liquors | 32 Coles Street

Major Wine + Liquor Store | 960 Summit Avenue #A

Manhattan Liquors | 3300 John F. Kennedy Boulevard

Metro Liquors of Jersey City | 1212 Summit Avenue

New Junction Liquors | 489 Communipaw Avenue

New Orient Liquors Store | 663 Ocean Avenue

Newport Spirits | 111 River Drive South

Palisade Fine Wine Spirits + Beer | 401 Palisade Avenue

Paulino Liquors | 643 Newark Avenue

Peña Liquors | 960 Summit Avenue

Podewitz Liquor & Deli | 400 Central Avenue

Red Feast Wine + Liquors | 129 Christopher Columbus Drive

Royal Liquor + Deli | 730 Bergen Avenue

Sip Discount Liquors | 433 Sip Avenue, Unit 2

Sparrowhill Market + Liquor | 3190 John F. Kennedy Boulevard

Liquor Boss | 683 Summit Avenue #A

T B Liquors | 368 Summit Avenue

The Thirsty Quaker | 492 Monmouth Street

Village Wines + Liquors | 348 Grove Street

Waterfront Wine + Liquor | 81 Montgomery Street #B

Webster Liquor | 4 Webster Avenue

Willie’s Liquors + Wines | 501 Central Avenue

Z+M Liquor & Food | 1165 Summit Avenue

555 Discount Liquor | 555 Tonnele Avenue

Desserts

Angel’s Recipe Ice Cream + Crepes | 312 Central Avenue

Bang Cookies | 128 Newark Avenue

Baonanas | 181 Monticello Avenue

Carmen Rosa’s Bakery | 37 Coles Street

Choc O Pain | 330-332 Palisade Avenue + 530 Jersey Avenue + 244 Street Pauls Avenue

Cocoa Bakery | 275 Grand Street

Conez | 415 Martin Luther King Drive

Crumbl Cookies | 364 Summit Avenue

Dahlia’s Ice Cream Spot | 290 Central Avenue

Downtown Yogurt | 126 Newark Avenue

Dulce De Leche Bakery | 376 Central Avenue

Fluffy Fluffy | 30 Mall Drive West

Krispy Kreme | 95 Christopher Columbus Drive

Lee Sims Chocolates | 743 Bergen Avenue

Mango Mango Dessert | 175 2nd Street

Milk Sugar Love Creamery + Bakeshop | 19 McWilliams Place

Neptune Bakery + Deli | 1612 John F. Kennedy Boulevard

Panaderya Salvaje | 9 Erie Street

Pecoraro Bakery | 279 Newark Avenue

Philippine Bread House | 530 Newark Avenue

Prato Bakery | 371 4th Street

Red Ribbon Bakeshop | 591 Summit Avenue

Stack Creamery | 465 Central Avenue

Sugartown Bakery Cafe | 437 Jersey Avenue

Torico Ice Cream | 20 Erie Street + 1041 Garfield Avenue

Van Leeuwen | 347 Grove Street

Shopping

Another Man’s Treasure Vintage Store | 195 Montgomery Street

Carter’s / OshKosh B’gosh | 30 Mall Drive West

Consigned Designs | 197 Newark Avenue

Cranky Angel | 304 Newark Avenue

Gourmet Market at Box Cafe | 115 Palisade Avenue

Hazel Baby + Kids | 199 Montgomery Street

Heir’s Men Shop | 525 West Side Avenue

Hudson Mall | 701 NJ-440

Into the Void | 117 Brunswick Street

Jersey City Free Books | 3396 Kennedy Boulevard

Kanibal + Co. | 197 Montgomery Street

Lucky Honeybee | 487 Palisade Avenue

Phantasm | 379 Monmouth Street

Mint Market | 339 Grove Street

Morlees | 160 Newark Avenue

Noellery | 321 Grove Street

Newport Centre | 30 Mall Drive West

Newport Crossing | 613 Washington Boulevard

Newport Plaza | 125 Eighteenth Street

Mango | 30 Mall Drive West

Primark | 30 Mall Drive West

Rainbow Shops | 367 Central Avenue

Sure Things | 561 Palisade Avenue

The Hive Goods | 77 Cornelison Avenue

The Medicine Woman | 660 – 684 Tonnelle Avenue

True Religion | 30 Mall Drive West

Twilight Thrift Shop | 2845 John F Kennedy Boulevard

WORD Bookstore | 29 McWilliams Place

Xtina’s Variety + Vintage Swaps at The Hive Goods | 77 Cornelison Avenue

ZeroKid NJ | 381 Monmouth Street

301 Collective | 301 First Street

Fitness

Asana Soul Practice | 124 1st Street

Base | 60 Christopher Columbus Drive

Blink Fitness | 35 Journal Square Plaza

Club Pilates | 171 Morgan Street

Fitness Factory | 525 Washington Boulevard

JCFit | 109 Christopher Columbus Drive

Jivamukti Yoga Studio | 171 Newark Avenue

F45 Training Exchange Place | 65 Bay Street

Four Fitness | 161 Erie Street

Grove Street Bicycles | 172 Christopher Columbus Drive

Heights Fitness JC | 338 Central Avenue

Jane DO | 160 Newark Avenue 3rd Floor

Jersey Boxing City Gym/Heavy Hitters Boxing + Fitness Gym | 613 Communipaw Avenue, Block 579 Jackson Street

Maximum Motion Fitness | 262 Grove Street

My Gym Jersey City | 252 Ninth Street

Newport Swim + Fitness | 55 River Drive South

Orangetheory Fitness | 475 Washington Boulevard

Powerflow Yoga | 160 Morgan Street

Pure Barre | 207 Van Vorst Street

Retro Fitness | 701 Route 440 + 2 Garfield Avenue

Roots Yoga Studio | 2983 John F Kennedy Boulevard, Suite 403

Rumble Boxing | 124-134 Bay Street

Snap Fitness | 139 Brunswick Street

Simha Yoga Lab | 333 Grand Street

Surge Fitness | 190 Christopher Columbus Drive #1R

Surya Yoga Academy | 41 Grove Street

The Little Gym | 380 Newark Avenue

Urban Sadhu Yoga | 171 Newark Avenue, 2nd Floor

World Boxing Gym | 29 Division Street

Pets

Downtown Woody’s Grooming Salon | 348 Pavonia Avenue

Fur Seasons Dog Resort + Spa | 480 Johnston Avenue

Fussy Friends Pet Supplies | 148 Newark Avenue + 458 Central Avenue

Glamour Pet Salon + Vanity | 247 Marin Boulevard

Hound About Town | 218 Montgomery Street + 17 McWilliams Place

Jersey City Paws | 532 Liberty Avenue

Meow Mini Mart | 57 Congress Street

Pawlished Pup Pet Groomers | 297 Grove Street

Palisade Pups | 216 Central Avenue

PitBull City | 234 Old Bergen Road

Ruff to Fluff Bar | 580 Palisade Avenue

Urban Dog | 415 Monmouth Street

Beauty

A-1 Beauty Salon Full Service | 429 Central Avenue A-1

All In One Beauty Salon | 3019 John F. Kennedy Boulevard

American Trimmers Barbershop | 410 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive

Beauty Within Hair Salon | 96 Central Avenue

Biscott Styles Hair Studio | 383 Summit Avenue

Blowout Hair Bar + Beauty Lounge | 127 Christopher Columbus Drive

Eye Candy Lash Bar | 461 Central Avenue

Jenny O’Hair Salon | 193 York Street

Jersey City Lash Bar | 110 Liberty View Drive

Kathleen Skincare | 523 Palisade Avenue

LaKoet + Co | 160 Newark Avenue 2nd Floor, 581 Jersey Avenue

Love Lane Salon | 190 Christopher Columbus Drive Unit 4C

Luxe Lash | 744 West Side Avenue

Luxe Lasherie | 115 Christopher Columbus Drive

NAZNAZ | 295 Grove Street

New Shringar Beauty Salon | 779 Newark Avenue

N’Joyable Hair Studio | 283 Grove Street

Our Urban Rose | 325 Summit Avenue

Paloma Salon | 373 3rd Street

Salon 10N | 5 McWilliams Place

Shampoo JC Salon | 174 Erie Street

Studio 17 Beauty Salon | 269 Newark Avenue

Suite Tee | 172 Newark Avenue Floor 3

Super Style Beauty Salon | 767 Newark Avenue

The Hair Room | 140 Bay Street Suite 2 + 467 Palisade Avenue

Tousled Hair Salon | 500-A Jersey Avenue

Urban Rose Salon | 325 Summit Avenue

Virile | 423 Monmouth Street

Health

Abrams Exchange Place Chiro | 150 Warren Street #201

Acuworx Acupuncture Studio | 190 Christopher Columbus Drive #3A

Advanced Rehabilitation of Jersey City | 550 Newark Avenue, Suite #304

Amazing Touch Rehab + Wellness Center | 319 Barrow Street #1A

NJ Acupuncture Center | 550 Newark Avenue #201

Base Body Spa | 60 Christopher Columbus Drive

Brian P. Corrigan | 75 Montgomery Street #201

Complete Physical Rehabilitation | 75 Montgomery Street #501

Erin Kumpf Acupuncture + Herbs | 7 Hutton Street

Gaia’s Cavern | 140 Wayne Street

Harborside Sport + Spine | 75 Montgomery Street #603

Je + Ce Spa | 351 2nd Street

Jersey City Wellness Center | 520 Bergen Avenue

Liberty Chiropractic + Physical Therapy | 590 Newark Avenue #2A

Loosen Up Wellness Center | 172 Newark Avenue, Apartment #3

Lukin Center for Psychotherapy | 75 Montgomery Street, Suite 502

Metropolitan Family Health Network | 935 Garfield Avenue

Mia Spa | 743 Newark Avenue

Modern Family Dentistry | 551 Jersey Avenue

NJ Acupuncture Center | 550 Newark Avenue, Suite 201

om.life Wellness Modern Recovery Spa | 18 Park View Avenue #2A

Oriental Spa | 300 Newark Avenue

The Center for Joint + Spine Relief | 311 Newark Avenue

Quantum Vita Body Therapy | 124 Brunswick Street

Salvation Wellness | 30 Provost Street

Sun-Up Chiropractic + Physical Therapy | 679 Montgomery Street

The Spine + Health Center of Jersey City | 574 Summit Avenue #501

United Therapies LLC | 2787 John F. Kennedy Boulevard, C-11

Washington Body Work | 84 Washington Street Ground Floor East

Zahara Day Spa | 403 Monmouth Street #2603

Childcare

Academy House Child Care | 895 Bergen Avenue

Academy House CDC 5 | 404 Tonnele Avenue

Baby Galileo Daycare + Preschool | 175 Newark Avenue Suite L5

Bright Horizons At Plaza 3 Waterfront | 152 Plaza 3

Busy Place Early Learning Center | 444 Central Avenue

Early Beginnings Day School | 338 Grove Street

Future Stars Daycare & Preschool | 123 Brunswick Street

Happy Face Day Care Center | 379 Palisade Avenue

Hudson Montessori School | 10 Regent Street

Kidz Inn Day Care + Learning | 73 Congress Street

Learning Ladders Early Education Center | 33 Hudson Street

Little Smiles Infant Toddler Center | 40B Congress Street #40A

Little Smiles Preschool | 70 Beach Street

New Jersey Kids II DC Center 565 Summit Avenue

River School Warren | 251 Warren Street

River School Newport | 30 Newport Parkway

Smart Start Academy | 462 Central Avenue

Smile Preschool + Nursery | 194 Newark Avenue

Starting Points of Hudson County | 254 Bartholdi Avenue

St. Elizabeth Childcare Center | 129 Garrison Avenue

Sweet Dreams Academy | 661 Montgomery Street

The British Swim School | 96 Sussex Street + 201 North Street

See More: A List of Must-Shop Boutiques in Montclair

Arts

Art House Productions | 345 Marin Boulevard

City Swipes | 78 Erie Street

Curious Matter | 272 Fifth Street

Deep Space | 77 Cornelison Avenue

Drawing Rooms | 926 Newark Avenue #T101

Grayscale Studios | 430 Communipaw Avenue Building D, Unit 4H

Mana Contemporary | 888 Newark Avenue

Dirty Hippie Studio | 304 Newark Avenue

Novado Gallery | 110 Morgan Street

Sip Studios | 140 Sip Avenue

SMUSH Gallery | 340 Summit Avenue

The Creator’s Loft | 15 Wilkinson Avenue

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50 Things We’re Thankful for in Hudson County

Jordan and Joelle Hernandez — Wed, 26 Nov 2025 20:00:38 +0000

Living in a community as incredible as Hudson County gives thousands of residents and visitors lots to be thankful for. From unmatched city views and green spaces to endless food choices and fun activities, we’ve rounded up a list of things we are grateful for in the community. Read on for 50 things we’re thankful for in Hudson County, New Jersey.

Great brunch options

Whether guests are looking for a super simple egg dish or a fancy, sit-down meal, Hudson County has endless options in Hoboken, Jersey City, and beyond.

Unmatched views of NYC

Frank Sinatra even agreed, Hudson County is the place to be for looking at the greatest skyline. Check out a waterfront restaurant or walk along the pedestrian path to catch a glimpse.

Diverse food options

Cuisine brings people together and being able to taste the world at home is a true privilege.

Walkability

Throughout recent years, both Hoboken and Jersey City have been named some of the most walkable cities in the state making grabbing a morning coffee or heading out to dinner very accessible.

Easy access to New York City

With exciting things to do off every PATH stop, getting into NYC is a breeze.

Appreciation for the arts

All around Hudson County, residents and visitors alike can take in the arts. See a play at Mile Square Theatre, check out over a dozen murals, or take a peek in one of the county’s art galleries.

The generosity of the community

Hudson County loves to give back and show its appreciation for its neighbors. Residents are known to lend a hand at a shelter soup kitchen, donate needed items, or simply share a smile around town.

Friendly small business owners

Home to numerous small businesses, shoppers and diners can count on being greeted by a friendly face.

Dog parks

Hudson County is filled with fun even for furry friends. Dogs can play all day in one of the area’s many parks and owners can build a new community.

Green spaces

Living in a city can sometimes mean sacrificing on lush outdoor space — but not in Hudson County. The many parks and recreational spaces are truly something to be thankful for.

Kid + adult classes

Learning never stops and many businesses make that possible around town. Enroll kids in fun and informative classes to improve motor skills or to learn a new language. Adults can take up a new hobby like pottery or cooking.

The best pizza

We can settle this age-old debate now. New Jersey has the best pizza.

Community resources like public libraries and parks

Being a part of a community that provides valuable resources for its residents is not something to take for granted.

Our first responders

Police officers, firefighters, healthcare professionals, and more, these individuals are the heart of our community as they selflessly ensure our health and safety.

Yummy desserts

No matter what the craving is, there’s a spot around town for it. Cookies, cakes, pies, matcha, ice cream — you name it — there’s likely a spot to buy it.

Farmers’ markets

Access to fresh, locally sourced produce alongside artisan makers is something to be thankful for all year. With many running weekly, there are always new surprises to enjoy.

Artisan shops

Shopping small keeps our cities running. Thankfully, there are unique shops with all kinds of goodies to purchase.

Bike lanes

Exploring the area by bike with dedicated lanes makes getting around a breeze.

Dedicated City Officials

City officials work tirelessly to ensure positive change is being made. They are keeping the best interest of us all top of mind every day as they work for the good of the community.

Summer festivals

Summertime in Hudson County brings out the best in food, drinks, and music. Checking out one of the many festivals is a warm-weather favorite.

Shows at Mile Square Theatre

This local professional theater showcases the brilliant talent right here in the community.

Food trucks

Small businesses come in all shapes and sizes, and food trucks are an extra special kind.

Festive cocktails

The holidays are a time to enjoy all of the treats. Festive cocktails can be found at local bars and restaurants.

Local breweries

Craft beer inspired by local delicacies are fun to enjoy and share with visitors.

Independent bookstores

Reading opens a world of possibilities and local shops allow consumers to support both authors and local business owners.

Workout classes

Keeping fit is even better with friends. Hudson County certainly has its share of workout choices so locals are thankful to find something that matches their fitness level and schedule.

Wellness centers

Staying healthy, both mentally and physically, is important for a life well lived, making wellness centers a necessity around town.

Recreational activities

Creating communities of all kinds is what Hudson County does best. Recreational sports allow people to come together over friendly competition.

Parents’ groups + communities

They say it takes a village and parent groups allow for just that. Parents are able to share tips, product suggestions, and provide advice.

Celebrity sightings

With the proximity to NYC and incredible spots for an unforgettable movie scene, it’s common to spot a celebrity or two. There are also over a dozen reality and competition stars living in Hudson County, so keep an eye out.

Non-profit organizations

The work that local non-profits do is unmatched. They support some of the most vulnerable populations and ensure that all residents are supported.

Friend meet-ups

Catching up with friends is easy to do in an area like Hudson County. The question of ‘what should we do?,’ is never an issue.

Fast delivery service

When ordering food, fast delivery is on everyone’s mind. Thankfully, local spots know the feeling.

The best Mutz

Finding good mozzarella cheese is an art and Hudson County understands the assignment.

Coffee shops

There’s no better taste than that first sip of coffee. Baristas in the area are always mixing up creative concoctions or serving up the traditional cup of joe.

Kid-friendly activities

Getting the kids out of the house and into something fun is easy in Hudson County. Language learning, sports, arts, and more — parents can choose what’s best for their home.

Gluten-free + vegan food options

Dietary restrictions can be tricky, but restaurants in the area take careful preparation to ensure the best dining experience for all guests.

Animal shelters

The furry members of our community in need of love and support are cared for by the best. Donations from locals make the experience even better.

Outdoor dining options

Dining al fresco can be hard to come by in a city setting, but not in Hudson County. Waterfront spots and hidden gems alike pair well with a sunny day.

Healthcare professionals

They have been there through the best and worst of times and continue to carry us through. For that, we are forever grateful.

Education professionals

There is no way to ever repay the teachers who selflessly give their time, talents, and energy to raise the next generation.

Changing seasons

Getting to enjoy different seasons allows for new beginnings (and an excuse to shop at local boutiques for seasonal wardrobes).

Great bagels

Just like pizza, it’s New Jersey or nothing. There may be debate on which spot is the best, but collectively, they all shine.

Remote workspaces

Working from home takes on a new meaning in Hudson County. Beautiful co-working spaces and cafes make it worth leaving the home to work from home.

A county with a rich history

Hoboken, Jersey City, + the greater Hudson County have been a part of some of America’s biggest discoveries and milestones.

See More: 40 Things We’re Thankful For in Northern New Jersey

Beautiful murals

Art around town is a true treasure and the murals are a unique gift that keeps giving.

Walks along the Hudson

The Hudson River provides spectacular views and sets the scene for a beautiful — and sometimes romantic — walk.

Endless restaurant choices

Eating out can be considered a sport in Hudson County. With what seems like infinite choices, the only question is “What’s for dinner?”

Hair salons

The many salons and talented stylists throughout Hudson County always keep everyone’s hair looking its best, no matter the occasion.

Nail salons

Like hair, Hudson County locals always love when their nails are looking their best — thanks to the help of the wide array of nail salons in the area.

Lifestyle

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A Guide to Fall Flavors That Aren’t Pumpkin in Hoboken + Jersey City

Emily Gretta — Mon, 20 Oct 2025 11:34:31 +0000

When it comes to fall flavors, pumpkin spice is as popular as it is divisive: very.. Although we here at Hoboken Girl love a good PSL, we have compiled a guide to some fall flavors throughout Hoboken and Jersey City that do not involve anything pumpkin. Read on for inspiration for your next beverage, savory dish, or sweet treat that gives you all the autumnal vibes, without the pumpkin spice.

Hoboken

Anthony David’s | 953 Bloomfield Avenue

Apple Cider Spritz

Anthony David’s is a tried and true brunch spot in Hoboken, and what makes it even greater this season is that they have drinks like apple cider spritzes and bourbon hot apple cider to make your weekend brunch even more festive and fun. Some other autumnal items on the brunch menu include house-made apple cider donuts (available Saturday and Sunday only), the chopped pear & gorgonzola salad, and the new maple sea salt latte.

Hoboken + JC Farmers Markets

Seasonal treats and produce from local NJ farms

Farmers market season is still going strong in Hoboken + Jersey City, with some even going on through the end of the year. We’ve been frequenting the Church Square Farmers Market in Hoboken on Tuesdays, to get our weekly fix of fresh apple cider and apple cider donuts from the vendor, Melick’s Town Farm from Oldwick, NJ. Patrons can also stock up on local, seasonal produce like apples, squash, kale, and cabbage.

Mile Square Cafe | 746 Park Avenue

Apple Pie Pancakes

The team recently added a few fall items to the menu, including Apple Pie Pancakes, Autumn Toast, and a Fall Caesar Salad. We asked the owner, Steve El, what his favorite of these was, and he said the Apple Pie Pancakes. The dish features the lemon ricotta pancakes, topped with an apple pie compote, candied pecans, ricotta, and powdered pumpkin spice – ideal for a Sunday morning brunch.

Otok Bakery | 506 Grand Street

Grilled cheese & tomato soup

Otok Bakery is going all out for fall , with a seasonal menu full of beverages, pastries, and savory lunch specials. Some recently added items the Grove Latte with oat milk and maple syrup, the Apple Crumble Croissant, and the Brie, Apple, and Fig Focaccia Sandwich. We reached out to the team at Otok to see what their favorite item on the seasonal menu is, and they said they are all super excited to have the classic Grilled Cheese and Tomato Soup combo back on the menu. It’s a fan favorite for a reason.

Otto Strada | 743 Park Avenue

Roasted Sweet Potato and Goat Cheese Crostini & Spaghetti Squash Al Pesto e Pomodorini

ICYMI, Otto Strada is back and better than ever this fall, after enduring a kitchen fire back in January. The team brought back most of the original menu items, including the comforting flavors of the Roasted Sweet Potato and Goat Cheese Crostini appetizer, and the Spaghetti Squash Al Pesto e Pomodorini entree.

Zack’s | 232 Willow Avenue

Butternut Squash Ravioli

The butternut squash ravioli at Zack’s is a quintessential fall dish. Listed under their entrees on their dinner menu, the ravioli is plated in a sage cream sauce with parmesan and prosciutto crumbles. Pair it with a glass of Chardonnay, or the Apple of my Eye cocktail, which has tequila, apple brandy, cinnamon simple syrup, and lemon juice – for all the cozy dinner vibes.

Jersey City

Corto | 507 Palisade Avenue

Fall Menu

One of our favorite things about Corto in the Heights is that the menu is always changing based on what is freshest and in season, so there is always something new to try. The fall menu at Corto does not disappoint, with dishes like the apple cheddar salad, roasted carrot salad, and the ricotta gnocchi with a brisket ragu. Grab a bottle of wine and head over to this charming neighborhood BYOB spot for a one-of-a-kind dining experience.

Lil Dove Cafe | 598 Palisade Avenue

Iced Maple Berry Matcha Latte

The Iced Maple Berry Matcha Latte is a fun take on the familiar matcha flavor. This drink is made up of the house-maple berry syrup (blueberry and blackberry), your milk of choice, and organic matcha.Some other tasty options for the season include the French Toast Latte and the Iced Caramel Apple Chai Latte.

Razza | 275 Grove Street

Fall menu

Razza is one of NJ’s most popular pizza restaurants for a reason. It features a rotation of excellent seasonal pizzas and small plates that change throughout the year. . On the dessert menu this fall, look out for the olive oil cake with local pear, whipped cream, and Vin Cotto. It won’t be on the menu for long, as it will soon transition to an apple cake. As for pizzas, two seasonal choices are on the way. First, the cauliflower pie, which features fresh mozzarella, pine nuts. And second, the brussel sprout pie, made with Brussels sprouts, fresh mozzarella, melted anchovies, garlic, and Parmigiano.

Treehouse Coffee | Multiple Locations

Apple Cinnamon & Oatmeal Cake Donuts

Treehouse Coffee in Jersey City has a few intriguing fall menu items that are worth trying out. Friday through Sunday only, Treehouse Coffee sells apple cinnamon and oatmeal cake donuts, which taste as amazing as they sound. The apple cinnamon donuts use local apples, and the oatmeal cake donuts have oats, apricots, cranberries,, and are dipped in a sweet milk glaze, and topped with house-made granola. Grab a doughnut (or a few) and the classic Vanilla Cinnamon Matcha Latte this weekend for the perfect autumn morning treat.

See More: The Best New Jersey Spots for Festive Fall Foliage

Torico Ice Cream | 20 Erie Street + 1041 Garfield Avenue

Candy Corn Ice Cream

We know candy corn is another one of those controversial seasonal treats, but for all the candy corn lovers out there, this is a must-try ! Torico is a Jersey City ice cream staple, and with a seasonally inspired flavor of the month, there’s always something new to try. This month is Candy Corn – a silky marshmallow and rich caramel base topped with festive candy corn, perfect if you’re looking for a sweet trip down memory lane.

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A Guide to Festive Fall Beverages in Hoboken

Taylor Dennis — Sat, 04 Oct 2025 01:00:16 +0000

Fall has finally arrived and we all know what that means. Fresh, crisp autumn air, crunchy leaves, beautiful orange and yellow foliage starting to take color on tree-lined streets, and PSL girlies coming out of summer hibernation, ready to get their hands on the best fall drinks. Read on to find out the best fall drinks in Hoboken, ranging from a CranApple Martini, to a delightful seasonal beer, and of course, pumpkin spice lattes.

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Cocktails

These fall flavors range from pumpkin spice martinis to spiced hot toddies, meaning there are flavors everyone will enjoy.

8th Street Tavern | 800 Washington Street

The 8th Street Autumn Spritz includes apple cider, St. George pear liqueur, and prosecco. The menu also includes a crisp Apple Cider Mule made with vodka, apple cider, lime juice, and ginger beer.

Antique Bar + Bakery | 122 Willow Avenue

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Highly acclaimed Antique Bar + Bakery, perhaps best known for its signature Antique Bread Pudding, recently added an autumnal cocktail to its menu. The drink, called the Hocus Pocus, incorporates tequila, ginger liqueur, orange, lime, apple, and baking spice. Announcing the drink via Instagram the business quipped, “One sip and it’s like autumn cast a spell on your glass.” The ambient interior lighting also makes for a fitting fireside-like setting to stop in for a sip on a brisk evening.

Brass Rail | 135 Washington Street

Brass Rail is providing a variety of flavorful seasonal cocktails. Some cocktails on offer this season include the Pumpkin Pie Martini made with vanilla vodka, maple spiced pumpkin puree, rumchata, and a crushed graham cracker rim. Another pumpkin option is the Pumpking Imperial Ale. This drink is served with a caramel cinnamon rim and the option to add on a vanilla vodka shot. If you’re not a pumpkin enthusiast, you might want to try the CranApple Mule featuring cranberry vodka, apple cider, and ginger beer.

Grand Vin | 500 Grand Street

Everyone’s favorite brunch spot is naturally ready for the season with a fall brunch cocktail. The Apple Spiced Martinis feature prosecco, apple juice, and a tasty cinnamon sugar rim. HG pro tip: Grand Vin has $10 cocktails every Tuesday for a beginning of the week pick-me-up.

Hoboken Biergarten | 1422 Grand Street

The Hoboken Biergarten is a great place to enjoy a cocktail, beer, and the crisp fall weather this autumn. This year’s specialty drinks include an Autumn Ember cocktail featuring bourbon, spiced apple syrup, and dash of bitters. Another seasonal favorite is the Maple Walnut Manhattan — made with rye whiskey, sweet vermouth, maple syrup,and dashes walnut of bitters. The Harvest Mule is made with vodka, pear nectar, lime juice, and topped off with ginger beer. Hoboken Biergarten also serves up some delicious fall mocktails like the Cinnamon Orchard Spritz and the Maple Pumpkin Smash.

Olivia’s | 1038 Garden Street

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Olivia’s Restaurant in uptown Hoboken has brought back its Pumpkin Spice Espresso Martini for the fall season. Other seasonally-appropriate drinks on the menu include a Pumpkin Pie Martini, Cider Spritz, Fig Martini, and a Maple Bacon Manhattan.

Sorellina | 1036 Washington Street

Since this is *the* spot for espresso martinis, patrons here don’t have to deviate from their usual orders to enjoy a little fall flavor. The fall flavors include Pumpkin Spice Martini, Spiced Chai, and the Affogato Martini topped with sweet cream gelato. The fall cocktail menu includes new creations like the Tiki Tommaso — a mix of rum, banana, allspice, pistachio, and lime — as well as the Spiced Pear-adise, and the Harvest Moon.

Union Hall | 306 Sinatra Drive

Union Hall five seasonal cocktails. The Drunken Pumpkin includes Pumpking Imperial Ale with a shot of vanilla vodka, topped with a caramel cinnamon rim. The CranApple Mule incorporates cranberry vodka, simple syrup, ginger beer, lime juice, and a splash of apple cider for that delicious fall taste. The Italy in Autumn drink features amaretto, tart cherry, vodka, and lemon. It’s Fall Y’all is an apple-inspired drink that includes aperol, prosecco, apple cider and a caramel sugar rim. Lastly, this one is for the pumpkin spiced people, the Pumpkin Pie Martini — a mixture of rumchatta, vanilla vodka, pumpkin spice puree, and a graham cracker rim.

The Waiting Room | 72 Hudson Street

The Waiting Room goes all out for holidays, so naturally the seasonal drinks follow suit. The Maple Old Fashion is for maple and bourbon lovers: it features Five Spring maple, vanilla bourbon, orange bitters, and the option of having it smoked.

Coffee + Tea

These coffee shops are jumping into autumn and offering up their best creations. Anywhere from pumpkin spice to apple pie, you’re sure to find something on the menu you love.

bwè kafe | 1002 Washington Street

bwè kafe has three new seasonal drinks to try this fall. First, the classic Fall Spice Latte, which includes housemade syrup and organic pumpkin puree. Next up is a delicious Blueberry Cold Brew Latte that includes housemade syrup, real blueberries, dark roast cold brew, and your choice of milk. Lastly, the Iced Coconut Water Matcha. This refreshing drink contains matcha powder that’s been whisked to froth over coconut water. You can also specify if you’d like it sweetened or unsweetened.

Cafe Vista | 527 Monroe Street

Cafe Vista provides coffee drinkers with a wonderful take on the well-loved homemade pumpkin-spiced latte. The talented baristas might even include a pumpkin drawing made out of froth right on top. Another fall drink the spot serves is the dessert-in-a-sip Caramel Apple Butter Latte.

Empire Coffee + Tea Co. | 388 Bloomfield Street

Empire Coffee + Tea Co. have been patiently waiting to debut this year’s Pumpkin Spice Latte, so much so that they actually brought this back in August. This Pumpkin Spice Latte is topped with cold foam and cinnamon.

Haraz Coffee House | 89 Hudson Street

The theme of this seasonal menu is pumpkin flavors, all the way. Haraz Coffee House has five new seasonal drinks on offer, all pumpkin spiced-inspired and delicious. Try the Pumpkin Spice Shaken Espresso, the Red Pumpkin Spice Latte, the Pumpkin Spice Frappe, the Pumpkin Spice Matcha, and the Hot Pumpkin Spice Latte.

Hidden Grounds Coffee Co. | 700 Garden Street

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Hidden Grounds Coffee Co. has a variety of tasty fall flavors, including the Sweet Caramel Brew, HG Brown Sugar Brew, Blossoming Rose Brew, Cardamon Brew, and of course, a Pumpkin Spice Brew. All of these drinks can be served hot or cold and aren’t overly sweet but just sweet enough to make you feel warm and fuzzy.

The Hive | 100 Park Avenue, Hoboken

The Hive has five seasonal drinks this season. First, the Maple Staple, which is an iced salted caramel latte or cold brew base topped with maple-flavored cold foam. Next up is the Cozy Chai, which includes brown sugar cinnamon syrup, chai, your choice of milk and it can be served hot or cold. The Banana Pancake Latte is up next and is a combination of espresso, creme de banana, maple syrups, cinnamon, and your choice of milk. Following that is the PB&J Matcha. This uniquely flavored matcha contains matcha, strawberry, caramelized peanut butter syrups and your choice of milk. And last but certainly not least, the Pumpkin Brew featuring a vanilla cold brew base topped with pumpkin cold foam and pumpkin spice.

Mojo Coffee Company | 801 Bloomfield Street + 230 Willow Avenue

Two past favorites have rejoined the seasonal menu at Mojo. The Spiced Brown Sugar Matcha and Pumpkin Spice Cold Foam have returned. HG pro tip: patrons can add pumpkin cold foam to any drink this season, which is a nice way to get a little taste of fall without deviating from your usual order.

See More: Bars in the Montclair Area to Visit Based on Your Drink Preferences

O’Bagel | 600 Washington Street

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On September 22nd, O’Bagel announced a new latte made in collaboration with Hoboken + NYC influence Kellie Bullock. Bullock worked with the brand to formulate the recipe for her signature KB latte, a salted caramel latte topped with apple cinnamon cold foam, a festive option for autumn-lovers with pumpkin spice fatigue. The latte is made fresh and pressed in the bagel restaurant’s signature cans. The KB latte is available at O’Bagel’s Hoboken, Montclair, and New Brunswick locations.

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50 Activities for Your Summer Bucket List 2025 in Hoboken + Jersey City

The Hoboken Girl Team — Sun, 24 Aug 2025 22:00:16 +0000

It’s officially summer here in New Jersey. Over the past few months, our team of locals has worked hard to create the ultimate Hoboken + Jersey City summer bucket list. We don’t use that superlative lightly: our list includes 50 local activities that we believe every resident should experience at least once — and can, with ease.

Our free and downloadable bucket list of activities includes food spots to enjoy, activities to do, outdoor adventures, history adventures — all the things that make our area special. All of the picks are vetted by our team of local residents, based on our own experiences in the community. We won’t spoil all the fun, but here’s a sampling of what to expect:

FREE kayaking on the Hudson River
iconic summer festivals like St. Ann’s Feast, La Festa Italiana, and The All About Downtown Street Fair
Hoboken’s Fitness in the Park + Movies Under the Stars series
self-guided ice cream crawl

And of course, this is just 50 ideas to get you started; the opportunities and options are ENDLESS. We write about them every day on our site, TheHobokenGirl.com. We’re a team of locals that love to explore and learn about all the things happening in Hoboken, Jersey City and beyond. There’s also an ongoing calendar of events you can peruse each weekend here, and of course — add your own! It’s a free community resource.

To download our PDF guide to a local Hoboken + Jersey City summer, click here.

Enjoy your summer, and tag us @thehobokengirl or @thejerseycitygirl on social media in your adventures!

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28 New Businesses in Hoboken + Jersey City: Summer 2025 Edition

Lauren Rivera — Sat, 23 Aug 2025 01:00:53 +0000

Areas like Hoboken and Jersey City are revolving doors for new businesses. In the past three months, 27 new boutiques, restaurants, and fitness spots have popped up in the area, and The Hoboken Girl is here with the full roundup. Read on for new businesses in Hoboken + Jersey City that have opened in summer 2025.

Open in Hoboken

Abercrombie + Fitch | 235-237 Washington Street

Promising a summer 2025 opening back in March, clothing retailer Abercrombie + Fitch celebrated its grand opening on June 27th. Its Washington Street location is now home to casual clothes for men, women, and children.

Alts | 530 Washington Street

Alts, a NYC-based tailoring company providing services like bridal alterations, custom clothing, and more, announced that it would expand across the Hudson in early 2025. The shop, originally slated to open this past spring, opened in Hoboken in late June.

Aesop | 407 Washington Street

Aesop, a skincare and lifestyle brand owned by L’Oréal, opened in Hoboken on August 19th. Located between Bluestone Lane and Ben + Jerry’s on Washington Street, customers can find all kinds of personal care items, including soap dispensers, body wash, and more.

Blue Angel Artisan Cafe + Bakery | 79 Hudson Street

Blue Angel, a Korean artisan cafe + bakery based out of Fort Lee, opened on June 10th. The menu features housemade French-Korean goods like cakes and pastries, sandwiches, La Colombe coffee + espresso, and dairy-free and gluten-free options.

The Colonial Grill | 1 Newark Street

Afro-Colombian food truck The Colonial Grill opened its second restaurant on wheels in Hoboken in late June. Serving burgers, loaded fries, cheesesteaks, and gyros, all with a Latin influence, the food truck is operated by the father-son duo William and Kevin Valbuena.

Forum Coffee | 1400 Washington Street

Forum Coffee first arrived in the Mile Square in March with the opening of its first Hudson County location at 123 Washington Street. On July 2nd, the coffee brand expanded its Hoboken footprint with the opening of its second location in the former Juice Press space inside SoulCycle.

Haraz Coffee House | 89 Hudson Street

Global coffee chain Haraz Coffee House opened in the former Nest Seekers International Real Estate space on June 28th. Serving Yemeni-style drinks and pastries, the menu includes everything from pistachio lattes and matcha to saffron milk cake and Dubai chocolate.

Hudsonica | 363 15th Street

Hudsonica Dispensary is a family-owned and operated dispensary located across the street from Hoboken Biergarten. Providing products like flower, pre-rolls, infused pre-rolls, edibles, mixers, vapes, concentrates, topicals, and tinctures, it opened in the Mile Square on June 6th.

Little Mingo | 305 1st Street

Photo Credit: Little Mingo

Coffee, crepe, and waffle bar Little Mingo opened in the former Sub Master location on August 6th. Little Mingo serves a menu of fresh brews and sweet treats, providing a fun twist on the traditional coffee shop concept.

Mexico Tacos | 57 Newark Street

Photo Credit: Russel Basile

Mexico Tacos, owned and operated by the team behind Basile’s Pizza, opened in the Mile Square on May 28th. At this taco eatery, diners will find a menu featuring birria, empanadas, quesadillas, and, of course, tacos.

Mile Square Cafe | 746 Park Avenue

Local chef Stephen El Hassan of O’Bagel, a family-run bagel shop born in New Jersey, first announced the details of his newest Hoboken business venture in fall 2024. In June 2025, Mile Square Cafe opened on Park Avenue. The menu includes sandwiches, toasts, salads, and more.

Pickle Joy | 55 1st Street

Photo Credit: Hannah Taub

Pickle Joy, a Mile Square shop dedicated entirely to pickles, opened on 1st Street on Tuesday, August 19th. At this shop, customers can find small-batch pickles and other goodies like pepperoncinis, olives, pickled onions, and more.

Skincuress | 70 Hudson Street 3rd Floor

Skincuress, a Union-based facial spa, relocated to the Mile Square in May. With facial and wellness expert Jill Colon behind the scenes, this wellness spot provides lymphatic drainage treatments, buccal massages, and more.

Sweetgreen | 218 Washington Street

Though not open for another few days, the salad chain Sweetgreen is opening its doors in the former Drybar space on August 26th. This health food spot serves up a variety of salads and bowls, providing fresh, plant-forward, earth-friendly options.

Van Leeuwen | 537 Washington Street

Van Leeuwen, a popular ice cream chain renowned for its fun flavors and vegan options, opened in the former Glosslab space on July 30th. Its menu features creamy options in flavors like Honeycomb, Earl Grey Tea, Sicilian Pistachio, Marionberry Cheesecake, and more.

Woof Gang Bakery + Grooming | 1112 Washington Street

Photo Credit: Kylene Austin

Woof Gang Bakery + Grooming opened on Washington Street, in the former Giorgio’s Bakery space, on August 21st. This spot specializes in personalized dog grooming, holiday and everyday treats + chews, and toys and accessories.

Open in Jersey City

Bergen Hall | 58 Maple Street

Bergen Hall is a casual, modern American dining experience that opened on Maple Street this June. The space houses gtk’s newest Bergen-Lafayette outpost, and serves up items like birria empanadas, French Onion short ribs, vegan fried rice, and gtk’s must-try chicken Caesar wrap. There is also a BBQ brunch on Saturday’s.

BRBQ | 532 Summit Avenue

Photo Credit: BRBQ

Owned and operated by the team behind Jersey City’s DOMODOMO and ONDO, BRBQ is a Korean-American restaurant located inside the Journal Square Urby building. The restaurant, serving dishes like Korean BBQ short ribs, spicy pork bulgogi tacos, and butterflied branzino, opened in mid-August.

Cangiano’s Marketplace | 531 Summit Avenue

Photo Credit: Cangiano’s Marketplace

Jersey City residents now have three Cangiano’s locations to shop from. The Italian deli, market, and sandwich shop, selling cheeses, yogurts, and other perishables, opened in Journal Square at 531 Pavonia Avenue in late July.

Carol Ann’s Table | 333 Palisade Avenue

Carol Ann’s Table is a new BYOB Heights restaurant owned and operated by Chef Andrew Ifill. The eatery, which is named after Chef Andrew’s grandmother, Carol Ann, serves options like beef burgers, short rib ragu, and more.

Cheech’s Bagels | 176 Erie Street

New bagel spot Cheech’s Bagels opened in the Swift + Co. building in Hamilton Park on May 7th. The menu includes authentic breakfast options like TEC, BEC, lox bagels, and more.

The Feathered Fox | 84 Audrey Zapp Drive

Located in the Maritime Parc event venue, The Feathered Fox is a Livingston restaurant that expanded to Jersey City on June 4th. The menu at this modern steakhouse and seafood restaurant includes imported sushi, craft cocktails, charred steak cuts, and more.

Incontro Caffè | 351 Summit Avenue

Photo Credit: Natalia Cortés

A new Jersey City cafe opened on Summit Avenue on August 17th. Serving menu options like espresso-based drinks, matcha lattes, pastries, and gelato, Incontro Caffè is a non-tipping establishment. The owners shared with HG that they believe in paying fair wages to all of their employees. Plus, the cafe doesn’t charge extra for alternative milks or syrups.

Maxwell Alley | 12 Coles Street

Mark Censits of CoolVines opened the farm-to-table restaurant Maxwell Alley on June 3rd. Located in the former Gringo’s space, the menu features dishes like pasta, sourdough bread, and steak tartar, as well as coffee creations from Butler Café.

Panaderya Salvaje | 9 Erie Street

Panadería Salvaje is a new Filipino-inspired pastry shop, serving items like ube piaya, matcha chocolate croissants, and savory quiches. At this bakery, patrons will also find espresso drinks and pour-over coffee drinks from Lackawanna Coffee.

Primark | 30 Mall Drive West

On August 14th, the Newport Centre Mall welcomed Irish clothing retailer Primark, which opened on the second level of the mall in the former Sears space. The store sells fashion, home, and beauty items for women, men, and children.

RUN/Café | 1000 Garfield Avenue

Photo Credit: Run Cafe

Located in Jersey City’s Berry Lane Park, RUN/Café is the Grind Society’s official community space, serving as a fueling station, wellness center, and breakfast eatery. The spot opened in late June.

Yakitame Bento + Katsu | 501 Central Avenue

Yakitame Bento + Katsu is a Korean and Japanese restaurant that opened in early May. This space was previously home to two family-owned Peruvian businesses: El Rinkoncito Peruano, which opened in 2013 and later transitioned to Lomo Truck HQ before closing in March.

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