Finnegan's is an institution. Top 3 pub for me in the Hoboken area, great for games on the…read moreweekends. Ambiance is welcome could get loud sometimes but nothing to fault them for, offerings are wide so there's something to get. Best Guinness pour so far.

Hands down THE best fish and chips I've had ever. I'm still daydreaming about them. Service was…read moregood, Guinness was delicious, music was perfect. Great spot.

Fantastic burgers!!! I've never been to the actual location but when a burger is delicious, even…read moreafter delivery, it gets 5 stars from me. If you're local to Jersey City, add this spot to your list!

Man, these burgers. Well... they are good. I like them. Also they'll sell you beer here too. Order…read morethe waffle fries if you like fries.

Can be too loud where you can barely hear the person next to you on weekends but the energy is…read morethere. Great pour, nice spot. Good service.

I've lived in Hoboken my entire life and have watched bars succeed or fail based on one simple…read moreprinciple: how they treat their customers. Unfortunately, this establishment has a bartender who seems determined to test that theory every shift she works. Rude, hostile, confrontational, and openly unwelcoming, she creates an uncomfortable atmosphere for anyone who isn't part of her preferred circle. I've watched customers get treated poorly simply because they rubbed her the wrong way. When a bartender's attitude becomes the most memorable part of the experience, that's a problem. I've ignored it before, but after repeated incidents directed at both me and my boyfriend, it's clear this isn't a bad day, it's a pattern. In Hoboken, customers have dozens of bars within walking distance. Hospitality isn't optional; it's survival. Making paying customers feel unwelcome is a bold strategy in a town where people can easily take their money elsewhere. Management should remember who actually keeps the lights on. Customers are hard to replace. Bartenders aren't. If this is the culture you're choosing to tolerate, don't be surprised when people choose to spend their money somewhere they're actually welcomed. Please, Do better.

I'm sorry to say this most recent visit today with family was way below average for what ha been…read morefor us always a good experience. Not sure what the issue was but almost no dish was up to snuff. Ordered 2 buffalo wing orders. Not hot temp wise, not crispy. Still good flavor though. Then, split the breakfast burrito and what they call a grilled cheese. When you go to a pub for brunch, on a Saturday after new years, one is looking of twine good comfort food. The grilled cheese here is basically a bacon sandwich with 2 slices of not sure what the cheese was but barely melted. Not a gooey American cheese classic. For the BB, the home fries were barely warm and not tasty of crispy. And the burrito itself just disappointing. Maybe next time CD!

Burgers was outstanding! Baked briefly salad was so yummy and sweet pot fries hit the spot!…read more Ordered a side and got a gigantic plate for sharing! Adorable little bar... service was fast until our food came and they never checked back to refill drinks. I would definitely come here if you are in the mood for bar food that is fresh! Looks like the burhers and wings are where its at here! The place was packed by the time we left.

Great local hang out. Seating at the bar or at the tables. TV's at the bar for the sports fans, and…read morejukebox where you can pick the music to be played. Fish and chips - 4 stars, good flavor but only one piece of fish for $20 McQuaids Burger - 5 Stars. The Irish cheese and bacon really add to the flavor. Had the burger rare and was perfectly cooked. Needs a little salt prior to cooking and the onions do nothing for it flavor wise. Service was great from Colm.

From the owner: We’re your salt of the earth, local Irish pub — specializing in a feel-good atmosphere, draught and…read morebottled beers, full bar, and belly-warming pub grub. Come in, have a drink, play your favorite song on the jukebox, and find your home away from home.

This is our second time at kevins. We have our Christmas party here and have not been disappointed!…read moreLots of delicious finger foods. The sliders are one of my favorites. I like to mention that they have some really good wings by the way. With a large variety of draft beer to choose from there is plenty to drink. I ordered a blue Hawaiian, tequila sunset and an espresso martini. The service is fast, the pub is spacious. Great time we had at kevins and look forward to having our party here again.

Great service, full pints, proper glassware, convenient location. Great spot to pop in for a few.read more

We were staying at Hotel Shocard, and went next door to "4.2 star" Garveys for dinner - we were…read moretired and starving that first night. My wife had French onion soup, which was covered with three slices of typical Swiss melted slightly by the heat of the soup. Pulled the cheese off, leaving good-enough soup. She then ordered nachos, which she said were the worst glop she's ever had. I had a corned beef sandwich, substituting roasted "Brussel" sprouts with balsamic glaze. Sprouts were good. Corned beef was unevenly sliced up to 3/8" thick, 1/3 of which was fat that I cut out. I ate the sandwich with knife and fork. Much of the meat was tough. The staff was very friendly, and attentive enough. They asked how everything was, but we lied and said it was good. We'd eaten everything so I would have been embarrassed to complain.

I have to say I had a hamburger and it was the best Hamburger, I very had, and I had several…read more Juicy and the meat was cooked just perfect. I highly recommend this Irish Pub to everyone going to New York.

PJ Clarke's is about as close to Lincoln Center without being in it. It's a solid choice for a…read moredinner before a Lincoln Center concert. The food is tasty with a few standouts, service prompt and the ambiance is welcoming with a large range of clientele from those attending concerts to people just getting a drink with friends at the bar. It feels like a bar with restaurant seating and that's pretty much on point. The strong choices are the drinks, the oysters and the burgers, reflecting it's bar origins. I've read that people say this is one of the best burgers in the city. It's a fine burger but you have to get out more if you think it's one of the best. Now I usually have it and really like it, but let's be real here. Other entrees that are good include the fish and chips and crispy onion rings, which I think are far better than the somewhat pedestrian French fries. In all the times I've been here, we never had dessert. Coffee is fresh and strong. I suggest you get a reservation for dinner because it does get crowded. Overall a solid, good choice.

We stopped into P.J. Clarke's in mid-December following a Christmas show at Lincoln Center, and we…read morewere pleased to find the restaurant very much open and buzzing with activity, even after 10PM. I've been going to Clarke's since my first visit to the 3rd Ave location oh, sometime around 1975. I used to hang out at the front mini-raw bar and have a few beers and an order of Chili. Well, that was 50 years ago, times have changed, the Chili is (sadly) gone, but the vibe overall has not changed too much, even at this much newer location. I ordered the bacon cheeseburger, called "The Cadillac" while my wife, who was not too hungry, chose the Chicken Vegetable Soup. Service overall was very good, and while the soup was not our favorite (see the sad-looking photo, as it was placed on our table), the Cheeseburger held up Clarke's reputation as having on of the best burgers in town. Just to make sure I am not crazy, I looked up a few other reviews of the Chicken Soup. One online reviewer wrote exactly what I was thinking: "I got the chicken soup. This chicken soup looked honestly like if I waited a few minutes without touching it, the server would think I ate it already and what's left is just what I left behind. Take a look at the photo. It's not even filled halfway to the middle of the bowl. For $17 you should have full bowl of soup. It was literally 6 sips of soup and the entire thing was finished." So, I would urge the Clarke's folks to look into this Soup situation. I am not some "Large Portion" fanatic. In fact, we dined at Le Bernardin for lunch this same day. Other than that soup issue... P.J. Clarke's was all good! It was good to be back and I will keep returning to 3rd Ave, Lincoln Center, and even the new midtown spot.