Hands down the best brunch in Hoboken. Eleven (yes, ELEVEN!) kinds of Eggs Benedict. Our pick: Ricotta & Truffle Benedict. Heavenly.
Chill neighborhood vibe — yet totally the place to be. Go Mondays for the $5 all-you-can-eat wings or Tuesdays for the 1/2 price appetizers — which are ginormous!
If it's good enough for U2's Bono (who stopped by in July 2011), it's good enough for us.
All-you-can-eat Sunday brunch buffet for $25 includes oysters, shrimp, mussels — and a chocolate fountain!
So what if it's not red and white and Jersey all over? Ralph's extensive menu puts the "other" Italian Ice place to shame. Plus the customer service is impeccable!
Best chicken tikka masala in town — hands down! And the daily buffet? One of the meal deals around!
For $10, Navarra Nails does eyebrows pretty darn well. More shaping and care taken than your normal wax & go.
Why cross the river and wait in line for Balthazar Bakery's famed pastries when you can get them here? Almond croissants = fab!
Skip the fancy Bliss Spa at the W — this chic and new Massage Envy in Maxwell Place will get you the same service at a fraction of the price. Become a member and it's just $59/massage.
Forget Netflix — the Hoboken Library has one of the most current (and hip!) DVD and music selections around! Plus you can request anything to be delivered here. Free.
If you're a real Hobokenite, you'll know to avoid Carlo's Bakery day or night. This Brooklyn bakery has no wait — and dare we say, is far tastier?! Cookies, cakes, breads — yum, yum, yum.
Authentic Cuban food, hands down. In a hurry? Grab a pressed sandwich to go. Our fave? Sandwich de Pollo. Those crispy potato sticks add just the right crunch. And save room for dessert. The flan is t
If you're lucky enough to snag a seat, indulge in some bruschetta with your wine. The tuna tartare, jalapeño, & scallions one will melt in your mouth. And the truffle fries? Don't even question it —
Go (early!) on Thursdays and Saturdays for the famous roast beef mutz with gravy (gravy is a must!). If they run out of bread, don't fear — go to Dom's on Grand between 5th & 6th.
