Elysian Cafe

Second time here. Came for brunch. Food is always on point and pretty well priced for the area. Didnt have a rezzy but was sat right away at 11 on a Sunday. Prices on their website are not accurate so just be aware.

I had dinner here last night and absolutely loved the vibe. It instantly transported me back to Paris, from the charming decor to the cozy, romantic atmosphere. I had been missing the City of Light, and for a few sweet moments, I truly felt like I was back there. The staff was lovely, especially our waitress, who was warm, attentive, and made the evening even more special. I ordered the French onion soup and the roasted chicken, both were delicious. The soup was rich and comforting, with that perfect cheesy top, and the chicken was tender, flavorful, and beautifully presented. It was the perfect late afternoon into early evening meal, calm , delightful, and filled with that understated elegance only a true French-inspired café can offer. Will definitely be coming back. Merci, Elysian! 🇫🇷

Elysian Cafe is beautifully designed and quite cozy with strong European vibes. The cheeseburger is literally one of the best I’ve ever had. Juicy, high quality, perfect. The sirloin steak salad is fresh and healthy and the steak is tender and full of flavor. My son’s lobster salad was so delicious, he ordered a second one. All around, this is a fabulous restaurant with a gorgeous ambiance. Can’t go wrong by eating here. End your meal with a cappuccino.

I just happened to walk by this place last night and it was packed…. I decided to try it for lunch and it did not disappoint! I had the 1/2 prime rib sandwich with a cup of French Onion soup… Both excellent! I told the waiter it was excellent… and he noted that they are always full with their ‘regular’ customers… which is a good sign! I’ll be back!

The food is so delicious, the inside is beautiful. The fries are super crispy and amazing. Next time I’m going for dinner!!! I just can’t deal with the bad service from some of the staff. The waitress was in such a mood and not kind at all.

Excellent! Great drinks, food and service! Also, great location. Would definitely recommend and I would definitely go back

We had an outdoor seat it was crowded but service was great.the food delious. I had a champagne spritz just because it looked good.nice location. I brought the kids.lots to choose from on menu.

Run away!! Hornets/Yellowjackets Alert ‼️ Don’t sit outside unless you want to eat with hornets and yellowjackets. As soon as our food came out, 6–8 swarmed the table, landing on our dishes. The tables next to us had the same problem — I even saw five hornets on someone’s sandwich. Staff just dropped off a takeout box and walked away. Terrible experience. We visited this restaurant for breakfast with our dog. While we were initially happy to find a dog-friendly patio, the experience quickly went downhill. Our server brought out water, but the table was soaking wet and no napkins were provided. We ordered a coffee and a latte, which arrived with liquid pooled at the bottom of the mugs — again, no napkins until we had to ask. Once our food arrived, it was immediately swarmed by Yellowjackets. The situation became uncomfortable and borderline unsafe — we had to stand up and move around to avoid being stung, all while the wasps were landing directly on our food. We decided it was best to leave and asked to have the food boxed up. However, rather than bringing the food inside to safely pack it, the server simply dropped off takeout containers on the wasp-infested table. I ended up making multiple trips inside to bring the food in myself and transfer it from the plates to the boxes. To top it off, we were charged full price despite not being able to finish (or even enjoy) our meal, and we had to leave our drinks behind. I understand outdoor dining can come with challenges, but this situation felt poorly handled from start to finish. Hopefully management considers some improvements — better prep of outdoor tables, more attentiveness with basic service needs (like napkins), and a plan for dealing with insects when they become a real problem.

A solid mid-level choice for brunch or a dinner. If you appreciate the historic nature of the decor, it's worth a try. It's not the fanciest and the food is "good." It has a charm that many appreciate. I consider it solid mid-level all around. There is a nice bar for those seeking cocktails. Not far from the north side of town, and a pretty long walk from the Path Train. Not really that convenient if coming in via Path.

I love the place and I will always do so. But posting for the management to notice. Cracked coffee cups, broken water glasses that spilled water and even a noticeably long hair strand in the food (that could have flown in of course as it was open seating). Also the staff seemed distracted - it was busy of course. Wishing that they keep doing well and stay nice. The experience overall is still very positive.

Cozy little place- reading the other reviews wish I would have looked around at the decor. However, we sat by the bar in the first room. Had the burger that came out raw- but didn't ask them to cook it more even if I asked for medium. It really had no taste at all but raw. The fries were not crispy but also raw on the bottom of the cylinder cup. The staff was courteous and there for extra ketchup, etc. There's specials each night. Tuesday you can save $10 on children. I found that a steep price for babies on a Wednesday when its mussels half price. Their menu offers a wide variety of foods. The short ribbed Mac/cheese looked good but I didn't want the calories. Bathroom was clean but not fond of the old fashioned air blower hand dryer. Very unhappy there was no soap in the bathroom.

I was a bit underwhelmed by the variety of options since it was very sandwich focused and I was looking for something light without it being a salad. Landed on the fish and chips and a burger. The fish was cooked incredibly but it needed salt and the batter was too thick for my liking, it overshadowed the fish. The burger was good, but nothing to really write home to. My drink was SO strong that I couldn't drink it. Flavors were good but it was pure liquor (which I'm sure others wouldn't mind!) Service wasn't bad, our waiter was nice, but it did take a long time to get our check. It's worth trying out again for some of their specialty items, but more lackluster than I expected after wanting to come for years! The ambiance is what really takes the cake. Elegant but cozy with lots of green.

A Hoboken favorite for me! The atmosphere is lovely, food is always delicious. And on Mondays their 2 for 1 menu always hits. Huge discount with a lot of options. Even if you don't go on Monday though it's worth paying full price for the delicious food and cocktails. I highly recommend making a reservation in advance.

I have wanted to come here for years and finally did just that when randomly in the area. I always see it so busy which is enough to turn me away when super hungry. However, on this lucky day it was early enough I hadn't hit the rush that showed up after I had sat down. We ended up sitting outside Al Fresco and let me tell you! The staff were super attentive, and the food was so good. My steak was perfect at a medium finish and the fries were fried to perfection that I couldn't stop eating them. My sandwich was also simple but flavorful, I'll never turn down a ham&cheese.

We came for our somewhat weekly bogo Monday dinner. As always, no disappointment here! I was shocked at how delicious the avocado and artichoke salad was. The prime sandwich was flavorful, fresh and hearty. I didn't try the fish tacos but my boyfriend said they were a bit soggy and oily. He was upset but probably wouldn't order them again. To no surprise, great staff and service and always a pleasant atmosphere.

A dear friend sent me a text recently with a link to Elysian Cafe and as soon as I saw photos of the interior, I was IN. I love old architecture and interior design and having brunch in a restaurant that is in a space that was once a hair salon during prohibition was right up my alley! I did not have a reservation, but the staff was very cool about making one for about a half hour later (when my friend would arrive). Once I went inside I was in love with the interior. The bar is all wood and has an elaborate and ornate design that you just don't see in modern construction anymore. Across from the bar are a few seats for 2-3 person parties. Go deeper into the restaurant and you have the main dining area which can easily fit 20+ people. There is also outdoor seating right now (in the summer) creating another 15+ seats (based on a rough count). My friend and I sat in the back room and it's really stunning! The ceiling has beautiful designs on it and gorgeous retro style light fixtures. The walls have sculpted designs in them (including a feline head roaring). It really feels like stepping back in time. Service is fantastic. The waitstaff, the bus boys and the host are all super attentive and friendly. Our food was prepared quickly and they were very cool about bringing extra items I asked for including a cup of ice (it was HOT outside). My friend and I shared two dishes and I had one additional dish on my own. Here's what we had: Steel Cut Irish Oatmeal (Dried Seasonal Fruit Compote, Brown Sugar) I am a big fan of oatmeal and I was in the mood for it so I had to try this. I must say, this was some of the best oatmeal I've had in ages. The actual oatmeal itself was perfectly cooked with a nice chew. The compote was perfectly sweet and the fruit made it nice and hearty. That said, I would have cut the apricots into smaller pieces. to better distribute it in the oatmeal itself. Either way, if you dig oatmeal, definitely get this dish. Steak & Eggs (Grilled Skirt Steak, Two Eggs, Lyonnaise Potatoes or Pommes Frites, White Toast) There's a bit of customization with this dish. We had the steak medium rare and the eggs over easy. We chose the Potatoes over the Frites. The steak was perfectly seasoned and cooked (I wound up cutting it with a butter knife without issue). The potatoes were tasty and the toast was handy in absorbing the delicious yolk from the eggs. We did have to get extra toast as we only got one slice. Cinnamon-Amaretto French Toast (Strawberry Sauce, Sausage, Ham or Bacon) We ordered this dish with the bacon, and that was definitely the way to go. The bacon was wonderfully crisp and tasty with a hint of sweetness. The French Toast itself was good. Not the best I've ever had, but definitely good flavor and a nice amount of syrup helped. Overall I loved my experience at Elysian Cafe. I'm very much looking forward to returning!

We love this place! We have been many times. We have not been in a while, but finally got back there tonight. The food is always excellent! My husband is obsessed with the cheese platter and the steak frites. We met a new waiter named Benny who was very nice and helped me figure out what gluten free options to get. The hero of the night was Manuel. He came to our aid when a girl who bought us a drink and took our appetizer dishes, never replaced our silverware. Manuel was very apologetic and quickly got us silverware. He was very nice and friendly as well! All in all it was a great meal and we will be back soon!

The food is so good here! The service is fantastic too. We sit outside with our dog sometimes too. The house salad is amazing! So is the chicken sandwich! I highly recommend!

We arrived on a Saturday for a late brunch although we didn't have a reservation. Upon arrival, the hostess told us that she could squeeze us in, but we'd have to be sure to leave within an hour and a half because the table was reserved for someone else. Although there were 4 of us, I knew we could make this happen! The restaurant itself is super cute! I loved the atmosphere as it reminded me of some of the cafes and restaurants I've been to in Paris. There was a baby shower taking place in the private area in the back, so that's good to note. As for the food, it was pretty good! Nothing extraordinary, although I did love the potatoes that I ordered with my omelette. The service was quick, which was super helpful for us to ensure that we were finished on time so as not to get the hostess in trouble. Whew! All in all, a great brunch with our friends. Thanks, Elysian Cafe!

This place was cute and the food was good. Service was good, the smoked salmon club was delicious. We also had fantastic lighting from our table by the window so all the food looked even more amazing

I came here with my friend for brunch on a Saturday morning. We made reservations for 10:30am. By 11:30am, the place was packed, so definitely plan accordingly! We sat outside because the inside of the restaurant was very cold, I had an egg white omelette, which comes with some fruit and the choice between lyonnaise potatoes or French fries. The food was delicious and reasonably priced, and the staff were great!

Great food. Perfect crispy fries! Service was good. Lovely ambiance. Would recommend.

Steak Fries $36 Don't come here for steak, it's doesn't taste good... I ordered medium rare and came medium / medium well. I can't really get the beef taste, texture wise it's quite chewy, and it's not seasoned well, you have to add salt & pepper yourself. The thyme butter doesn't really add much.

Soda is $2.50 dollars for a cup of ice with a little bit of soda in it and no free refills. I'm not aware of many restaurants that don't give free refills on soda these days, but there are a few so I had asked a waitress if they do refills before ordering a second one and she said yes. When the bill finally came I was charged $5 for two sodas, which were a small glass with mostly ice and a couple sips of soda in it. I Mentioned it to the waitress and she just said oh yeah that's five dollars is $2.50 per soda. that was it. Won't be going back. Food was ok but prices a bit steep (even for Hoboken) and service was slow even though most of the tables in the room were empty. Didn't notice the interesting decor people talked about.

One of my favorite restaurants on Washington Street in Hoboken. What's not to like about a Parisian-influenced restaurant featuring a casual ambiance in a historic space, great service, and freshly-prepared, tasty food that's very reasonably priced? Elysian Cafe is a modern neighborhood tavern that's very popular with regular customers from the neighborhood -- brunch outings with a fully-stocked bar and knowledgeable bartenders, families seeking a quick meal comprised of tasty and filling meals at a very reasonable price, or couples looking for a quick 'date night' in the neighborhood. Elysian Cafe has an extensive menu that strikes a rare balance with equal emphasis on simple, casual, and made-to-order dishes on the "Bar Menu" and upscale dishes on the "Premier Plat" and "Entree" sections of the menu served by genuinely friendly staff. My 'go to' dish at Elysian Cafe is the Grilled Chicken Sandwich ($17), a very generous serving of perfectly charred grilled chicken with bacon, lettuce, tomato, herb mayonnaise, and avocado slices served on rosemary focaccia with a side of french fries. YUM. My dining companion is a big fan of the Smoked Salmon Club Sandwich ($22), with what feels like a pound of smoked salmon and avocado served on focaccia with a side garden salad. One of my favorite places in the area and a great option for a casual meal with friends or family. Will be back soon. PRO TIP: Elysian Cafe doesn't have a private parking lot, but there is plenty of on-street parking off Washington Street. Bring change or use the ParkMobile app for the meters ($6 per hour) Monday through Saturday from 9am til 9pm; all street meters are free Monday through Saturday after 9pm and all day on Sunday.

The prime rib sandwich was delicious. I never come to Hoboken but this sandwich will bring me back it was that good.

I am a lifelong resident of Hudson County. I've listen to so many wonderful things about Elysian throughout my whole life, and yet never had the opportunity to eat here until a few days ago. My expectations were understandably high, but my parents (lifelong residents of Hoboken, NJ) warned me that this place may not be all its cracked up to me. I'm sorry to say they were right. I am so genuinely bummed and disappointed with my experience at Elysian. I'm a bit gobsmacked at these stellar 5-star reviews and wonder if the people who've eaten here actually have taste buds. My biggest complaint is the food, hands down. I wanted to be blown away. I was not. And being that the bill was nearly 500 dollars, I needed to be blown away and it was not even remotely memorable - in fact, it was forgettable. There are several better restaurants in the area that I would choose over this place. Some pros - the interior is lovely, and it's hard not to be in awe at the beauty of this preserved space. You immediately notice the classic decor, warm wood, and plastered high ceilings coming in...the restaurant is immediately eye catching, and makes for a very charming dining experience. Beyond the bar area is another separate, small dining room. The service was also fine. Not spectacular, but suitable. My one friend had some intense dietary restrictions and the waitress handled everything with poise. I just wish she would have taken an order for another round of drinks instead of having us wave her down. Also, I did like that we received both the bar menu and the classics menu upon sitting down. The bar menu was more my speed, but I love a good steak frites and I know Elysian is known for just that. We began with drinks (the cocktails are admittedly creative, even at the standard 15 dollars a pop) and ordered some apps. I opted for the French onion soup and some of my tablemates got the mussels in white wine that came with frites. I'm not a mussel girl, but I am a fry thief, and I happened to sneak some from my friend's plate because the mussels came with fries. They were fine, but disappointly from a bag. I would expect Elysian to have a fry option with little more pizazz like hand-cut fries. (After all, if you're doing 'fancy French,' a true hand-cut fry can go a long way.) Also, the French onion soup was fine - again, not mind blowing, because any solid NJ diner can make a fantastic French onion soup for a lot less. Now for the entrees...to me, they were the most disappointing of the lot. Three members of our table opted for steak frites - while it did come with a ton of fries, the steak itself just seemed mediocre and tough. Two members asked for steaks medium-rare and for sure got medium / medium well, and one steak was so tough that a member of my party literally could not cut through it. It ended up BOUNCING out of the plate and on to her lap because she could not cut it. As for me, I opted for the chicken sandwich - grilled chicken, bacon, avocado, and herb mayo. The chicken was positively bland and had zero flavor. While it was clearly fresh, thinly pounded chicken, there was absolutely no seasoning on it whatsoever. Apparently, it was served on homemade focaccia - and my goodness, the break was so stogie and stale that I literally left most of it on the plate and just ate the bacon and avocado in the middle. On top of all this, they added a 20% gratuity to our party of 5. Didn't love that. I'm a fairly generous tipper but I don't think the service warranted 20 percent - 18, sure, but not 20. Also, their credit card fee was over $10.00 which is insane. I know my gripes are not the worst a restaurant could offer, and I could give this three stars, but I just can't bring myself to do it. After seeing the plethora of five star reviews...I am scratching my head. How? As my parents said, it's not all its cracked up to be. When a reputation proceeds you, you have to knock it out of the park every time. A well-known staple like Elysian should be spectacular out of the gate, especially for the money that I'm shelling out, and this just was not it.

I can't believe it's been since 2013 since I last reviewed this place. Let me start off with Tommy the bartender as making this experience beyond expectations. The food, service and vibes make this French cafe a gem of Hoboken. Simply good food and a high quality ingredients make it exceptional. Note it's the oldest continually operated bar restaurant in Hoboken for a reason!

Just a quick lunch...first time; outdoors. Fish and chips...served hot and crispy (fish)...batter was heavy but "frys out" and you can eat all or none as you wish, to go with the perfectly cooked (not overcooked) inside. fries were great too Side of string greens and salad were also perfectly cooked and presented. Service was very good even with the novice waitstaff.

The calamari was great. Loved that there was little breading and thick cut rings. We came in by recommendation for the lobster roll but saw that it was for brunch only. The interior was very cool though. Loved the mural on the ceiling and the windows. Unfortunately the service was lacking. We had to ask repeatedly for items and the main dishes took forever to come out at a time when it seemingly wasn't too busy.

We sat outside to enjoy the rest of the warmer weather and brought my little dog. My server immediately brought over a dog bowl and water for my puppy and I thought it was very kind of her. I ordered the steak salad and it was light, filling, and left me feeling satisfied. We also enjoyed a crème brûlée for dessert and it was just what I wanted. I would return for that steak salad!

I've been here a couple of times for the special event wine pairings. Have enjoyed both times, though it gets pricey to do every month, at $100 a pop. Very good food, fine wines, and a nice touch with the backgrounds on each vino.

My girlfriend and I came here for Valentine's Day 2024. It was a very pleasant experience. The first table we were at was a bit wobbly, so they let us switch tables. The service was wonderful. The waiter was very knowledgeable of all the menu options--from both the regular and V-Day menus. The food was also well-prepared in an historic, a well-maintained, and a romantic building. There's a bar next to the café, but the bar doesn't really interfere with the cafe's romantic ambiance because of a divide. Overall, would recommend and would go again.

Mami's Margarita & Mussels & Frites. That's all you need to know! Time and time again my husband and I come to Hoboken, with the intentions of going to a new restaurant. 9/10 times we end up back at Elysian. You just can't beat it! If the weather is good we almost always sit outside. It's decorated so nicely! Come in the evening and you can enjoy the string lights. The employees are always kind and service is prompt. We will always go back to Elysian Cafe!

Grilled Chicken! Garlic Parm Truffle Fries?!?!???! Yes!!!! Whether a private or business lunch or dinner or cocktail hour... this place delivers!!!

Dog food ahh, don't eat here Service and everything else was good just not the food. Improve food quality. I'm eating at Napoli's now

One of my favorite restaurants in Hoboken, I've been going here for years and the food is always great and consistent! love the old school vibe here too. definitely order the fries if you get the chance they're so good

We were looking for a cute place to sit and eat in Hoboken and saw Elysian Cafe. I've always seen the name and heard people talk about so we decided to give it a try. We ordered the chicken Ceasar salad and the Elysian steak sandwich. The steak sandwich was really good, the bread was crispy and fresh and the steak seasoning was good. However it was far too much cheese and the steak wasn't cooked evenly. The chicken Ceasar salad was disappointing; the chicken didn't have any flavor, not even salt, and was chewy/rubbery. The restaurant was somewhat clean, the bathroom didn't have toilet paper. Overall service was quite slow to order and get the bill but the food came quickly.

Consistently good food and great ambience. The service is excellent as well. Great for brunch on weekends but if you have a big party do make a reservation

Elysian cafe is a wonderful little spot in Hoboken. This is the place you take your friends when they are visiting Hoboken, NJ, and they will be impressed. Now, as with most restaurants in Hoboken, it is a little bit pricey, an entree will be between $15-$25 depending on what you order. The cocktails are great, very delicious and gorgeously presented. The staff is great, and sometimes there is a long wait, but the wait is worth it. The food can take a decent time to get to you but trust me on this, the fries make up for the wait. I long for the Elysian fries at times, as there are literally times that I dream about those fries (how do they make them?). This is the perfect first date spot and I always make any guy I go out with in Hoboken take me here. It also makes for a great second date spot, and then a third great date spot. Basically, I used to come here every weekend and I miss those days. The building itself is gorgeously decorated, with lots of natural light and on one of the most walkable streets in Hoboken. Ambiance-wise it is top tier, very aesthetic.

Stumbled upon this place while looking for brunch in Hoboken. The service was friendly. Outside seating was okay. Food was delicious, and price was reasonable.

Average food but the dishes need to be more clean. I just felt the staff does not maintain the cleanliness of everything well.

Food is excellent. Drinks even better! Best bartender around! Steak and burgers are tops, as is French onion soup. And absolutely beautiful ceiling, makes you feel like you're in Paris!

Very underwhelming experience here. This past Thursday (7/3) we didn't have the best time. We sat at the bar like we have in the past Benny and Jose usually take care of us but not this day. New bartender I have never seen before (blonde girl). She wasn't very welcoming, didn't offer menus or water just asked what we wanted to drink and walked away. We have to ask for things that is standard practice as a bartender. Didn't care much to come check on us but was focused on chatting up the group of guys next to us. And at the end of it all checking my statements today she charged herself an extra $10 tip on top of the standard 20% gratuity we left.

Everything was delicious except the sautéed spinach. It was flavorless. The skirt steak was delicious as well as the au poive sauce. I had a bite of the ruben as well and it was also a very delicious, traditional ruben. Really enjoyed, would come back. It was a little cramped but it was outside seating on a busy night, so it's understandable. They were decently quick, kind and efficient. Great experience and great food!

Our first visit! Belated birthday brunch!! Loved the decor! Great service! Brunch was yummy! Recommend! Free street parking on Sunday!

Totally cute and unassuming exterior with a huge pack of flavor inside! Very charming atmosphere. Watier was fantastic at telling us about the food and making recommendations. They said they didn't offer lunch only brunch so we almost left but the food was amazing! French onion soup was decadent. Lobster sub was fresh. Steak was cooked perfectly and the accompanying salad was light and tasty. The chocolate pancakes totally delivered on the chocolate front! Sausage was hearty and tasty. Fresh fruit was a perfect compliment to bringing the little bit of acidity to a savory meal for all. Totally recommend this place!

Good weekday deals, great food and service and location. Been coming here since I was 1

The experience is HORRIBLE. Normally, I don't leave reviews, but this place is exceptional. Service was non-existent. I waited for over 5 minutes, repeatedly raising my hand to get the attention, but they were too busy chatting among themselves to notice. It took another 30 minutes just to get the check and pay. Clearly, their conversation was much more interesting. As for the food, both the steak sandwich and the New York strip were cooked poorly--both were overdone, and I'm guessing "medium rare" is not even an option here. Oh don't forget the 20% fixed tip, thanks to the Monday's two for one. We really had fun.

Super cute cafe that gives Paris vibes. I had a lovely salmon Benedict and iced coffee. The staff is super kind. The outdoor patio is wheelchair accessible. There appears to be a step into the restaurant. Not sure if there is a ramp available or if restroom is accessible.

Apparently you can only dine here with reservations now!?!!! Turned away a Walk in two top when over 10 tables were empty. Plus they took away several bar front seats for what - to allow for strollers?? Sadly Elysian Cafe is not what is was and have totally lost their sense of hospitality.

After being recommended by my friend's mom, we decided to have a late lunch at Elysian Cafe during our time in Hoboken. There were a couple empty tables indoors and plenty of available tables outdoors when we visited. Everything was pretty reasonably priced in my opinion and we ordered the smoked salmon club and the Elysian burger. My friend requested the burger to be done medium, but she commented that it was more medium well. The smoked salmon club was very large, with three layers of bread, a healthy amount of smoked salmon, avocado, lettuce and tomato. We were also given plenty of fries that we ended up having to taking home.

Ambiance is so romantic but also has bar scene. Food is phenomenal and excellent aesthetic.

The food hits all departments in terms of both quality and quantity. An unexpected treat as of late I've been getting accustomed to other spots shelling out smaller portion sizes. You won't find that here. I left satisfied. Jammed packed even at non brunch hours (after 2pm on a Saturday). No reservations or being asked to wait if we sit at the bar so we elected for that option. But I'd suggest you make a reservation if dining on a weekend. I ordered the croque madame. Note that as a side you get to choose from potatoes or fries, but luckily I saw pictures on Yelp that people get salad so that can be subbed instead as well. You get a big portion of salad and it's well tossed; perfect amount of dressing. I wish my sandwich was a bit hotter so the cheese could be more melted and ham and eggs a bit more warm but taste wise still good! Eggs florentine was also great if you like poached eggs. They give you a good amount of spinach! Opted for a side of bacon and it's the thick kind. Really enjoyed this brunch. Only improvement that can be made is the service. It was just hard to flag down a waiter to get their attention. Hard to ask for the check too. You might need to be more direct and walk up to them and ask or wave your hands or snap in a slightly more impolite way to grab their attention. It's because they are just super busy.

One of the best places for espresso martinis! Always take guests here for brunch. Service is always quick and friendly, and the interior is super cute.

Such a nice place! Service is little slow. But I really like Sunday brunch's here. And the food is always tasty.

One of my favorite Reuben's around Hoboken was even good as takeout, also a must try is their French onion soup !