RoofTop at Exchange Place

My husband and I have dined at both the lower-level restaurant and the rooftop multiple times, always leaving with wonderful memories. So, for Valentine’s Day 2025, we thought, why not relive the experience? Unfortunately, this time fell far short of expectations. The prix fixe menu was $125 per person, which would have been reasonable—had the menu selections been more appealing. I was tempted to walk out, but my husband convinced me to stay. The ambiance was lovely, with a live piano player, candlelit tables, a photographer, heart-shaped balloons, and roses available for purchase. However, for the price, small details were overlooked. A coat check would have been a thoughtful addition, and the menu presentation felt impersonal—just a printed sheet for the food and a QR code for drinks. These details matter in creating a high-end dining experience. While we’ve always been impressed by the food in the past, this time was a major letdown. To make matters worse, I was expected to reuse my utensils between courses. By the end of the night, we both agreed—we should have walked out. My Prix Fixe Selections: Lobster Ravioli – Tasted like frozen ravioli from Whole Foods. My husband enjoyed it more than I did. Pistachio-Crusted Salmon – Decent, but we’ve had much better elsewhere. Red Velvet Cake – Just okay, nothing memorable. My Husband’s Prix Fixe Selections: Beet Salad – He thought it was fine, but the dressing clashed with his drink. Short Rib – Lacked flavor and needed to be more tender. I didn’t even bother trying it. Lemon Sorbet – Ironically, the best-tasting item of the night, with the best presentation. For a restaurant that has wowed us in the past, this experience felt rushed, uninspired, and overpriced. Sadly, this may have been our last visit.

Great hotel rooftop bar with an awesome view! Bartenders were nice and helped us choose some great drinks. To get in you actually use an elevator from the street. Drinks are reasonably priced The service was pretty good the lychee was very refreshing. But weeknights they close earlier than expected and rush everyone out. It's on the pier and next to the metro stop so this is a great spot if you don't want to ride all the way into the city.

The place is beautiful. Cocktails are great, and prices during Happy Hour are good. It’s great for an after office, or birthday party. The music is a little loud and doesn’t really fit the vibe in my opinion, but didn’t take away from the overall experience. Also, the terrace wasn’t open, probably because of the cold and snow. Would’ve loved a heads up. Other than that, great experience!

Amazing atmosphere and food. Loved the salmon and wings. Would definitely recommend for perfect evening. Oh that cheesecake was 💯 Would have been 5 stars but after ordering 5 different drink options, I think mixologist needs to work better on the right formula.

Beautiful view, live DJ, appetizer birria tacos were to die for. Loved the fire pit as well. We first had dinner at the terrace restaurant w reservation and window view. It was for a wedding anniversary and every-time staff passed by us-whether at the restaurant or rooftop, they would kindly say happy anniversary, which was a huge wow factor for me. Only thing I wish I could change is the long walk between parking lot and actual building to rooftop. Wish it was closer since we went in heels.

The view is obviously spectacular. Amazing for pictures. Good for celebrating. Except i really dont like how they parties only have a 1.5 window of time, and if your late they deduct that time from you. Especially since the food took a while to come in. Its more of a lounge/bar. The fire pit was nice to hang out at, not a bad experience at all. No parking but thats to be expected.

I would recommend this restaurant if you’re looking for a good vibe and photo opportunities. It truly had an amazing view of the Hudson River and NYC skyline. I especially loved that you could see all the major NYC landmarks in one shot. If you’re going for great service and great food, you may want to choose another place. The very first words out of the hostess’s mouth were “You only have 90 minutes at your table.” Not “Hi!” “Hello!” Or anything else. Our waitress was MIA nearly the entire time. We ordered a starter and 2 entrees. The starter came out with our entrees, totally defeating the purpose of being a starter. Never at any point in the 35-40 minute wait between ordering and receiving our food did our waitress appear at our table and update us. “Sorry about your wait, they are working on it now” was all it would have taken to make us happy. They weren’t even busy. I ordered my steak medium rare, and it came out medium well. The flavor was nice, but for someone who likes their steak on the rare side, this was a big disappointment. The waitress only made 1 appearance after our food was brought to us. We were severely disappointed in the experience. I can say that the truffle tots were amazing though. I think they should focus less on the photo ops and more on training their cooks and servers. Judging from the other reviews on here, they don’t appear to be doing anything with the feedback given.

Decent food not particularly standout, nice atmosphere of a chill but slightly upscale bar, good to have covered room though wish the view was nicer and more visible, normal to higher prices ($29pp), drinks were decent, food was not particularly special but overall decent vibe, would return on a clear day but hard to get reservations for weekend evenings (2/15/25).

Looking for a happy hour spot to grab drinks with friends or just decompress from work? Rooftop at Exchange is the place for you. The space offers indoor and outdoor seating with views overlooking the Hudson River. Shoutout to my bartender Charisma, the drinks were strong and luscious. Drink: Lavender Spirtz 10/10 Appetizers: Bang bang cauliflower & truffle French fries 10/10. The cauliflower was so yummy, I kept coming back for more lol. They do truffle tater tots but was able to accommodate me for fries instead and 10/10! The truffle, the sauce & crunch was perfect!

I brought my family here for some dinner and a good view. This place is definitely a place you'd want to grab a drink and take a couple photos. Dinner on the other hand, not so much. The food was pretty bland and the portion sizes were lacking. The salmon was cooked well, but wasn't well seasoned. The truffle fries and vegetable dish was ok. Come here for a drink and the view. Save your paycheck and calories for a meal elsewhere.

This is the spot to go when you want to find a space with a view, where you can forget the passing hours over stunning cocktails. This was a perfect setting for a long awaited homecoming. We arrived shortly after they opened, at 4, and we were probably the third party there. The layout of the space is open and allows every party to get a great view. There is a VIP space at the front right when you walk in, that doubles as a live performance area. This area has the best view of the skyline, but with a nearly 360 view, you can move around and take in the space. If you want to have a quiet space or intimate gathering, go early. It almost feels like you've rented the space out. People started to fill in around 7. I'd recommend coming early for the sunset. The entrance is on York St and is up a few small steps / ramp into an elevator. The doorman will usher you up to the rooftop unless you are staying in the hotel. When we got there, many bartenders were at the ready setting up for a packed evening. Our bartender took her time crafting our drinks and adding personal design touches. I loved the attention to detail. The cocktail prices ranged from $17-$22. They have a long list of spirits and a mix of wine and beers. The large open bar space is perfect for chatting with strangers. All of the staff seemed up for a conversation if you're going solo. My friend and I found ourselves chatting with a couple from Ohio who were looking for an elevated night out. The outdoor space has long rectangular fire pits, which were flicking and necessary on a chilly night. Some people chose to sit outside, but in winter the winds pick up and I wouldn't recommend putting your drink down. If you are looking to impress some out-of-towners or if you're looking for holiday cheer without the festive drinking from a Santa-faced mug, try the Rooftop at Exchange Place!

This rooftop bar has a stunning view of New York that's hard to beat, especially at sunset. However, the experience fell short in some areas. I visited on a quiet weekday with a friend, but despite the place being nearly empty, we weren't allowed to sit at a table and had to stay at the bar instead. It felt a bit unnecessary and put a damper on the vibe. The drinks were decent, though on the pricey side. Given the cost, I expected something a bit more memorable, but they were just okay. On the plus side, the bartender was friendly and attentive, which helped make up for the seating issue. Overall, if you're going just for the view, it's worth checking out, but the rest of the experience left something to be desired.

Avoid This Place - Rude Staff & Poor Service I had the misfortune of visiting this establishment only to encounter some of the rudest bar staff I've ever dealt with. The bartenders were visibly disgruntled, clearly didn't want to be working, and gave major attitude when simply asked what type of vodka was used or if the espresso was freshly made bc the drink tasted "off". When asked to speak to a manager, the bar manager came over and was only mildly more pleasant. Instead of handling the situation professionally, they immediately went and spoke to the bartender right in front of us, pulling her aside mid-shift rather than addressing the issue later. This led to an awkward and unnecessary confrontation, with other bartenders getting involved in an argument that never should have escalated in the first place. Ultimately, the hotel manager had to step in because the bar manager was completely incapable of properly handling a simple customer service issue. On top of the poor service, the food was terrible, the drinks were just as bad, and the entire experience was a disappointment. It's a shame because the view is great, but the overall experience is not worth the hassle. Hopefully, Jersey City takes note--don't waste your money here.

The Rooftop at Exchange Place in Jersey City is a cool experience for eclectic cocktails and amazing views of the skyline! It was a nice, relaxing rooftop bar to lounge with a good cocktail and catch up with friends. The overall experience and service was pretty good, however the one downside is the price. Definitely understandable for a bar like this to have a pricier cocktail menu, most range around $18 per drink, but our overall bill came out to $42 for two cocktails due to a service fee plus a credit card fee that we were unaware of before coming! All in all, it's nice for a special occasion visit if you're looking for a more upscale place to drink at.

PROS: Very nice place that has indoor and outdoor seating. They take reservations, the place is clean and spacious, and the staff is nice. Food tasted good and was reasonably priced CONS: The bartenders took 9 years to realize my friend group was standing there without being helped. Parking is scarce and its hard to find the entrance OVERALL: As long as you don't mind waiting for the bartenders and parking a few blocks away I recommend this place. Slightly upscale and a great place to take a date

I have been on this rooftop a couple of times for different occasions and have always loved the ambiance, the music, and the incredible view. I was here last week and seemed to have changed a lot from what I remembered. It was noisy, there was nowhere to sit outside and you couldn't even hear the other person talking because the music was too loud and not very enjoyable music. I love the view but it has changed with time. Servers tend to be very busy now and the food and drinks are still pretty good.

Rooftop at Exchange Place has a nice vibe and great views, but it can get crowded. The drinks menu is decent, though some cocktails felt a bit overpriced. Service is hit or miss; some nights you get attentive staff, others, not so much. Overall, it's a fun spot for a night out, but don't expect anything extraordinary.

I've read a lot of mixed reviews on this place. I came to photograph a surprise engagement. I showed up early to scope the place out and figure out where I was going to set up. It was a rainy Wednesday night and this placed was jam packed! The outside portion of the roof was closed due to the rain. Service was fine. No issues there. I sat at the bar, had a couple of drinks and shots, ordered some fries. Needed to keep it light. The truffle garlic fries weee delicious. The shots were real shots, and not those tiny plastic thimble shots you see in the city sometimes. Service was fine. No issues there. It's a beautiful rooftop location great for hanging out, drinking, enjoying the amazing reviews, and some food that is good. I will definitely go back again.

It's been years since I've been to this rooftop and I'll say it changed for the worse! I went with a big group to get drinks and that's where we should've stopped at. Some of us decided to get food but we had to go inside because they don't serve food at the couches outside (weird). They don't really have any appetizers anymore. Everything is full sized so we had to get separate burgers and shared fries. The burgers were pretty awful. Way too oily and me and my mom threw it up because it hurt our stomachs. The fries were also unreasonably salty. The food was just a huge let down and I hope they revamp it because it used to be good. The service was also pretty bad for it not being so busy. Aside from that I had the lychee martini and that was delicious. The views and the decor are their saving grace.

I would give 5 stars for the view, but that is about it. If you like a club vibe, this is a good place. I don't mind a club vibe, but I prefer to have that after 9 PM. Since I was staying at the Hyatt House, I decided to go check out their happy hour. In all honesty it was decent, good pricing. The drinks were okay, but the food was definitely not tasteful (unless you like all your food drowned in some kind of sauce). I got seated, and they seated me in a location that was partially outside, but behind a sorta door and I think I just got forgotten, so I chased someone down. I started off with the Smokey Spice ($17 and not on te HH menu). It was good, nothing special but it was well balanced. I chose to have the Bang Bang Cauliflower ($7) and Chared Brocollini Caesar ($8). The breading on the caulflower was thick, so it was a little doughy, but what was really bad was the sweet and spicy sauce - it was everywhere, and just did not taste that great. The Caesar was not a caesar. It was brocollini that was charred with a ton of sauce on it. The parmasean on it was stacked so high, I thought I might get burried by it. I did go back for happy hour drink again, and tried the smokey Manhattan. Unfortunately it was made and just sat for probably 10 minutes before it was delivered to me (I was actually sitting at the bar this time), so it tasted horrible, I could not even drink it. On the plus side, one of my colleagues recommended the Espresso Martini which I got for my "dessert". It was good. So - for food I cannot recommend, for drinks it is hit or miss. For the view, just WOW. I would definitely go back for that.

Went for HH with a vendor. Food was okayish. Some things were good like french onion soup quiche and tiny burgers. Rest everything was okayish. I found the service bit slow but people were really good. Views are really good.

They didn't have tables available so we sat in the bar area. Even though we weren't AT the bar we had to go to the bar to order and to pick up our drinks. The appetizers and entrees came out at the same time. We had the avocado hummus, salmon and half chicken. The avocado hummus was the best. The chicken barely had meat on the bones, the salmon tasted like sea water, the risotto was salty, the chicken portion was smaller than advertised. The drinks were decent. The views were great. The bathrooms were clean but hot and didn't have soap.

Came here for my husbands bday to cap off the night and actually had a good experience. We made reservations for 6:15pm which was a good time for the month of September as sunset is a little earlier by now. We were still able to enjoy the terrace while there was some natural light and a good view of NYC. Eventually the place got lively and crowded but we had a good spot a little away from the crowd who usually sits by the front and by the firepit. service was good and we actually enjoyed the fries and the hummus. The fries had a really good dipping sauce and was fried so well we couldnt stop eating it lol the hummus had a bit of spiciness but was also good nonetheless. We didnt really drink much so cant say a lot about that part. parking can be tough though and may be a little bit of a walk if you cant find street parking. But anyway if youre just here for nice few eats and the view, this spot is one great option to have that.

This was our first time in Jersey City, and we're so glad we chose this spot! Located on the rooftop of a hotel, the vibe was lively and energetic. It's open seating, and the outdoor sofas were really comfortable. The firepit added a cozy touch and kept everyone warm as the evening got cooler. We arrived just before sunset, so we got to enjoy the view during daylight, sunset, and nighttime--absolutely stunning. The pumpkin espresso martini I had was incredible--so delicious, and I'm thrilled that my first fall pumpkin-flavored drink of the year was this one. The service was decent as well; our server did his job and kept things running smoothly.

soooo for starters the drinks and the workers are amazing. very sweet and kind and super helpful. the food was very yummy i loved it. the drinks were BOMB! very crowded and hard to get a table but that is expected for a saturday. parking is terrible so be prepared to walk.

I think most people come here for the views. The views are fantastic no doubt. I came here on a rainy day and the view was still good enough to see most of the Manhattan skyline. Drinks are expensive: cocktails are around $15-$18 and sodas are $6. That is the price you pay for the views, I guess. I did not drink, but ordered a few brunch items with a friend. The food was okay. I had low expectations because I have never had stellar food at rooftop lounges, and Rooftop Lounge met those low expectations. For the Chicken and Waffle Poutine, poutine generally comes with cheese curds, but this poutine had pieces of tasteless mozzarella (1 star off). The waffle fries were good with maple syrup though. For the RXP sliders, we were hoping the "secret sauce" that came with it would be something special, but it ended up tasting like a Thousand Island dressing (1 star off). Overall, I had a relaxing time at brunch. If you are looking for good food, this is not the place for you. If you are looking for drinks with a view, this may be a place for you.

Beautifully located rooftop with amazing views from the city. Because of location drinks are very expensive and there are not too many food options. Drinks were pretty good! Ultimately a good experience, just get your wallet ready. Tips: The entrance is not the main hotel entrance, it's around the building by the outside see-through hallway.

I had a lovely time here. Came here on Thursday for their karaoke night. The view was lovely, the food and cocktails were yum and the service provided was top notch and very friendly staff

I met up with my gf here for a Saturday brunch. She'd been dying to try this place and I've never been, myself. The pictures looked pretty cool, especially with the views. Unfortunately, the worst April showers were occurring on the weekend of our brunch date, so all we saw were clouds and fog. I made reservations, which are somewhat hard to come by. They only open reservations about 8 days in advance. You're also required to put a CC on hold for your reservation confirmation. Keep in mind that there is a possible charge for no shows. Our reservations were for 2:15p because I like to have a 15-30 minute grace period in case anyone is running a bit late. The restaurant is located at the top of a hotel in a business district. Parking isn't the best but to avoid parking fees, you could definitely park 1-2 blocks away in the nearby residential area. Unfortunately, because of the torrential downpour, we opted for the parking garage. The garage is located across the street from the hotel and the restaurant validates parking, saving you a whopping 95 cents. From the parking lot, we had to exit the building and then cross the street to the actual hotel, and then take the elevator to the top. From there, we were directed to the host podium for the restaurant. All of the staff was very nice. The dining area has what would be beautiful views of the NYC skyline. I thought the dining room was quite underutilized. There was plenty of space but very little tables. This particular day the venue was setting up for a private event so it feels as though we were in the middle of a construction site. People were all over the oalces, setting things up for the anniversary party they would be hosting later that day. I feel like it affected service a bit. Our server was attentive at first, she came to the table multiple times to take our orders. We took a bit of time because we were catching up and more interested in seeing how each other were doing, rather than checking out the menu. However, once we put in our orders and the food came to the table, we had to wave for assistance at the table. There were literally only 3 tables dining during our visit so the front of house staff were mostly just standing around the podium. Other than a few moments of needing assistance, everything else was fine. Grub Rundown: Shrimp & Grits - this is considered a small plate, despite the price. My friend ordered it and was underwhelmed. Omelet - my friend also ordered this dish. She said it was OK. It was served with baby taters. Steak & Eggs - I ordered this and thought it was OK. The steak was a filet and it was cooked to the temp I requested. It was served with baby taters. They were kind of dry but the restaurant only had ketchup available. I would have preferred some sour cream but they did not have any and I made due. The eggs were cooked to my liking. My biggest issue was just with the flavor. Everything was lacking seasoning. Biscuits & Jam - I ordered this for the table. The biscuits were good. They were warm and the jam tasted really nice. Sausages - I ordered this for the table. Initially we were told that the side is just one huge double sausage but we were actually served four small patties. They were not good at all. Very dry and salty. The drinks we had were very good. I ordered a paloma and loved it. Our brunch was short and sweet. I don't think I would come back here unless I was in the area. After our meal we walked upstairs to the bar area to check it out and I'm sure at night, with all the city lights, it's amazing. The food at the restaurant was mediocre and not worth the menu pricing IMO.

It was really fun for watching a boxing match. I definitely want to get back in the summer so I can fully enjoy the rooftop.

We went there during happy hour, food are half price but still cost $7 - $13 for each dish and tasted pretty average, so it's not really good value. Drinks are alright. But the view though, what an amazing Manhattan skyline view!!!! We stayed for couple hours to see the sunset and buildings starting to light up. The weather wasn't particularly good that day with low visibility, I bet if we come at a good day, it will be even more breathtaking! Will I be back? Yes Although food and drinks are average, it's still worth coming with friends and family just for the view and have a good night!

If I was rating the food and drinks, I would only be giving 3 stars, but the view and atmosphere are the main attraction, so rating this place as a whole. Some of the appetizers were pretty good, but the chicken was quite dry and tough to eat. Same for the cocktails, only some of them were good. Service was average.

Let's just say the view and outside area is AMAZING! Inside was just ok. It took us a while to be greeted when we entered. I found the flooring was installed cheaply. There were broken areas and wobbly tiles as I walked to the bathroom. The bathrooms were all pretty dirty and not monitored for cleanliness. Food and drinks were ok and our bill was fair. We had 4 apps and 4 drinks, with tip $200. Service was pretty good, not amazing but fine for what we were looking for. The elevator going up was a bit dirty as well. It's glass and needed to be cleaned. I definitely wouldn't want to stay at the hotel after that impression. The stunning views make up for the negatives.

The view of the city is incredible, the food is ok but the view is worth it!!! The service was good and the drinks ok too

The best vibes thanks to the DJ playing nothing but hits. The menu was mouthwatering! I'm vegan and gluten free, and not only did they accommodate - but the menu offers these selections! It was a hit coming here for my birthday. We all enjoyed our meals, mocktails and cocktails.

We had reservations for June 19. We walled down and looked forever for the place. There is limited signage to guide to the correct location. When we found it, the entrance was behind a building (shady) in a small unseemly room with one tiny elevator that seemed stuck or broken because it was just flashing U. The stairs gave zero entrance-- We tried. We even called twice and no one answered. It felt so unnerving so we left and had dinner at a wonderful place on the Hudson up a few minutes walk. It was awesome.

Came in late last night so the kitchen was closed but I heard good things about the food. It was a busy Friday night but the bartenders were wonderful and still provided amazing service. The ambiance is great, with great views of the waterfront and NYC!! This place is a must if you're ever in Jersey City and looking for good drinks and a good time!

Best Margarita on the rocks I had in a long time! Michelle W. our bartender slayed!!! came here after work, got to catch happy hour. the view plus the amazing drinks are worth every dollar!

The female bartenders that work at this rooftop bar are not nice people. Horrible attitude and zero desire to be doing what they chose to do for work. I found most of them to be rude and unwilling to help but there was one in particular who I had the displeasure of dealing with last night. By far and away the worst attitude of a bartender I've ever experienced in my life. 0/10. Drinks weren't even good. If it wasn't for the view it would be a sub zero rating.

i like it - if i could vote it a 3.5 i would. i ordered a maryland crab cake and while it was delicious i left hungry and i have a small appetite so this was disappointing. if you look at my reviews i rarely have complained portions are small. the waitress told me they don't have fries but she could bring chips. the cup looks full but it was really small. there was about 20 chips that came in this small silver cup. there was some avocado in the sandwich but really just not filling. for $26 i would've expected more of filling or at least a side. the portions of my friends plates were also on the small side. i see a lot of people are saying drinks were really light... that was my experience too on both the cocktails i got. the views are nice but other rooftops can offer the same thing. the chairs and table are also very uncomfortable. i probably will return back here but only for a drink.

Five stars for the view. Two stars for the food. Maybe three stars for the drinks although the last 2 times I've come here the taps were out of service and they only offered cans and bottles of beer albeit they did have some from local breweries. This is a place to take visitors from out of town because the view of Manhattan and surroundings cannot be beat. When the weather is nice you can relax outside on couches and enjoy the view which is the best time to go. If you are a local you will probably only come here when you have guests in town.

- good happy hour deals - arrived at 5 and got a good rooftop seat - alright bartenders - chicken wings are alright - real menu is kind of expensive - people were dressed in all types of agarb from after work, to short sets - clientele is good looking people - i'd come with friends, clientele are not that interactive with outsiders - music is cool

Incredible spot. Not sure why it's reviewed so poorly. I enjoyed our experience. I was nervous they wouldn't allow kids but it was kid friendly. We were immediately seated with a beautiful view of NYC. We ordered a mocktail(lychee) and apps including cauliflower, fries and wings and they were all delicious. Prices were very fair. Will return with friends. Service was incredible as well with friendly hostess and waitress.

The ambiance is great. Service is awful for subpar food. Steak, no option for medium rare. Only medium or medium well. And it was tasteless. It took me an hour to get sliders which were also not good. The bread on the "poboy", terrible. If you want to look at the cityscape, it's good for that. Just don't recommend eating there.

I reserved a table for my wife and I. Made it clear that it was her birthday and it also came in on my reservation notes when I verified it. We each ordered a mixed drink from the cocktail menu. We both thought they were very weak and my wife really doesn't drink AT ALL so that's not a good sign. At $18 a pop those drinks should have been kicking a little more. Moving on to the food. We ordered the Jersey pizza, wings and fried chicken. The pizza was very basic (personal size), nothing special. Taste was not that great, especially for the price ($19). The Lollipop wings were pretty good. Can't complain about those. The crispy fried Amish Chicken was so so. Feel like the majority of it was just crispy skin. And the rice portion underneath it was very minimal. At the end of the meal the dessert we were to order was supposed to come out with a candle or sparkler (I was told) for my wife's birthday. Nothing came out, I had to remind the server but I can't blame that on her, I suppose that would be the hostess or whoever took my reservation. All in all I would probably not come back for the food or drinks as I don't think they fit the quality of the price but the ambiance and views are well worth a visit.

I've been here a bunch over the years, and I will say that their food has vastly improved. I would typically just come here for the ambiance and to grab a beer or two, but I can now recommend a lot of their dishes, really their cream cheese dish. Service was good, our server sang and danced a little (not typical for the place, just his thing, and we loved it.)

10/10 experience. It was my first day in Jersey City and the first time seeing NYC in person. The staff was awesome and made us feel so so welcome! Anthony killed it behind the bar and made us feel like regulars even though it was our first time. Will absolutely be back next time we are in the city!! Also Happy Birthday to the manager in purple (you were also amazing and hospitable beyond belief!!)

Food was excellent and service extraordinary . The view was nice on one side but it did not change the ambiance. Looking forward to come back!

The atmosphere is loud, menu is limited and the food is not good. Flatbread was not cooked and the chicken had no taste. We were so looking forward to dining there, but were disappointed. Will not go there again.

Found my new summer jam! This place is the perfect hang out spot for groups and couples. Drinks are awesome. Food tastes good, but I'm limited in what I can order. Location is super convenient (accessible via Oath or Light Rail, Uber-able or walk-able. Views are unbeatable. Yes, this place IS pricey. But if you're a local, you expect that for this area. We were at the rooftop the whole time (not the restaurant 1 floor below), and I recommend going there for drinks and nosh. (Can't speak to the meal/food experience.) Our server Mandy was awesome. Loved her- great personality and great drink recommendations.

the views are an unmatched hidden gem of Jersey city. great customer service. we stayed as part of our anniversary but have clearly found that this location, the rooftop restaurant and lounge and the complimentary drinks were a real gem. michelle w - the bartender was delightful. very kind, informative and genuinely helpful with recommendations in the city.

So this place is buttoned up nice. At first glance, you think it may be a top-tier experience. Here's the reality - the floor was sticky. Undeniably sticky where you felt it with each step. 6 people in our party of 6 noticed and/or mentioned it. Pretty weird to run a rooftop bar without a mop or swiffer. Bathroom was just ok. The food looked average enough that I didn't feel the need to try. The views are unforgettable, I'll give them that. The cocktails were just ok. The staff were average at best. Come for the view but that's about it.

Best view of the great city of NYC. No dinner this time but just wine and cocktails. Bar tenders are great

Parking was difficult to find in this area. Once you're able to find the restaurant it is overall okay 5-10 .The view of the city is the only real winner and highlight. Drinks were expensive 18 dollars for a expresso Martini? They don't really offer a wide range of food options just sorta typical bar food. Which was average. The service was good.But it seemed like there was just a lot going on. I personally wouldn't come back here.

Visited the Rooftop at Exchange Place with a small group of friends on a Saturday night, the place was SO crowded. It felt almost as if it was pre-covid times where you had to scope out a seat and move on it as quick as possible, while potential other patrons eyed the same spot. *ready, set, RUN* The ambiance of the rooftop is very trendy with a gorgeous view of the city and Hudson I can totally see why the place draws a crowd. On the rooftop there is a narrow long fire pit that separates the outside portion of the lounge in two, to get a seat near it was almost impossible, but my friend and I were eventually able to grab two spots which allowed our dates to hover near by. The line at the bar is quite long, the drinks a bit pricey though made to perfection.

If you come here, I would only come for the drinks and the views. The short bartender with a lot of tattoos is very rude she should not work there and will ignore customers coming up to the bar and let the other bartenders take the orders. The other two bartenders that are usually there are amazing and are more experienced so if you decide to order a drink, order from one of the more experienced bartenders there. The woman bartender with the glasses is the best one. Also, the bathrooms never have any toilet paper multiple times. I have been here.

Thank you Michelle for listening to what I liked to drink and creating a lavender French 75. Tastes as good as it looks.