Food... 10/10 Service... 10/10…read more Price... 10/10 CASH ONLY!!! This local bar is a great spot for a quiet meal in Jersey City. Locally owned and operated, eating here makes you feel like a local. The corned beef was served hot and fresh. The rye bread perfectly complements the tender beef.

Great staff great atmosphere but some of the price points are too high! Also no 'drinkable' beer-…read moreNo bud no coors no ultra-come on! Burgers are different now - taste watery and steamed idk Please fix!

delicious drinks. didn't know i was a bourbon drinker but here we are. excellent brussel ceaser…read more excellent service (5 hour long dinner). good date night spot and absolutely will return. hallelujah.

Stopped by on a Thursday and loved that they had some live music playing in the back. A friend and…read moreI started with the duck poutine and even though the cheese curds weren't squeaky, it was still delicious. For my main, I went with the dry aged bleu burger. It was cooked to a perfect medium-rare, though the burger itself was very thick (more round than patty) and could have used a pinch more seasoning. That said, the bleu cheese and caramelized onions balanced everything out. Great service all around and I'll definitely be back to try the duck burger next time.

Came here on a quiet Wednesday afternoon to grab a drink in peace. It's truly a dive bar vibe…read more Decent selection of drafts and a hip staff serving drinks. I enjoyed sitting near the window to get a glimmer of sunlight while responding to emails. Happy hour deals are not too bad either, though I didn't bother with any food. But definitely a lot of character and fun vibes to this place. I recommend residents, tourists, etc. to at least stop by for a drink.

I've been attending the Lucky 7 bbq-- both as a musician and in the crowd -- for over 5 years. I've…read moreseen it grow, evolve, and consistently deliver some of the most inspiring live performances in Jersey City. Dancing Tony is the best for keeping the JC hopping with music. But this year, a dark stain on that otherwise vibrant experience came from Lucky 7 bar itself. Let's be clear -- this wasn't just a case of being busy or understaffed. This was blatant, willful ignoring of anyone who didn't fit a very specific mold. Myself and several others waited patiently (and obviously) at the bar, cash in hand, only to be passed over again and again while bartenders prioritized regulars, deep-pocketed bros, and the kind of performative hipsters who drink PBRs out of obligation like their hot topic t-shirt to a punk band way beyond their years. What's worse: there was no acknowledgment, no "we'll be right with you," not even a glance. Just a pointed refusal to serve anyone who didn't register as familiar, flashy, or fashionable. Or, who knows what reason. We gave up after 15 minutes. Luckys is a great a dive bar that's lived through the different incantations of the JCs arts scene but the bartenders working during the festival this year, particularly the woman, worked with a particular set of blinders that you had to bow down to. Looking forward to next year but hopefully with better service inside the bar.

Great spot right by the water at Exchange Place. The views of the NYC skyline are unreal,…read moreespecially around sunset it's one of those places you go for the scenery and it delivers every time. The rooftop has a really nice vibe, good music, and a laid-back but upscale feel. Drinks are solid, and it's a great place to hang out with friends or bring someone from out of town.

Hands-down, the worst place! - extremely bad customer…read moreservice - staff is rude - food is terrible If you're looking to have an experience where you can have view of the New York City skyline, there are many better available options like Lokal, Blu on the Hudson, Hudson & Co, and many other options. Best to spend your money, where you get your moneys worth. Been to many restaurants around the world, this is inferior in quality & horrible experience overall.

Juno Attic Bar was such a beautiful experience. I truly appreciate the significance of a…read morewell-crafted cocktail, and every drink here reminded me of the precision and intention I felt when I was in Japan. I would 100000000% recommend getting the Dealer's Choice; the creativity and balance were outstanding. For a Monday night, the bar was surprisingly busy, yet the bartender handled everything with ease. The service felt personable yet intimate, and it really elevated the entire experience. I'm so glad I made the decision for my partner and I to come. And listen... I will absolutely be back, especially for that Hey Sweetie with sweet potato syrup. A masterpiece.

Cool speakeasy above Franklin Social for cocktails. They only allow parties of four of less due to…read morehow small it is. We snagged a cozy corner table for four, and had excellent service. Lots of unique cocktails to choose from - lots of smokey options as well as more fruity. I had a Frome the Ashes (mezcal) and my husband had the Smoke 'em If You Got 'em (bourbon) - both were excellent!

Nice speakeasy under the eatery right in the square of Jersey city. The vibes were chic and…read moresophisticated and the music was something you could listen to for hours. The prices for the appetizers were a bit on the pricey side but the drinks made up for it. If you want to meet up somewhere for a quick drink for a girls night or date night I would come here.

Nice cozy speak easy like bar and restaurant. They have a holiday menu which had several unique…read moreoptions. I got the pear drink, it was the perfect balance of sweet and spice. My husband got the espresso martini and my sister got what they have similar to a lemon drop martini. The food was also very good. My husband and my sister shared the chicken bites and thoroughly enjoyed it they said it was nice and soft on the inside with a perfect crispy layer on the outside. We also got the truffle fries for the table honestly it's a huge plate of fries. The service was great as well. The ambiance was nice with warm moody lighting.

This place was such a good find. The food is pricey but I think you are paying for the view. There…read moreis a great view of the city from this dining area. The customer service was great and the ambience was nice as well. The bathroom was super clean and inviting. I had the Grilled Scottish Salmon and asked for the lettuce to be replaced with a side of mashed potatoes. My colleague ordered the same thing and asked for a side of spinach, and we shared the sides. It was the best decision. The Salmon was so well seasoned it was a pleasant surprise.

I was served a dirty glass of water TWICE!…read more The service overall was pretty good. They have a nice outdoor area. The food was priced fair and not that bad for the downtown waterfront area. However, it's nothing to write home about. What really put me off is getting a dirty glass of water twice. The first glass had lipstick on it. And the second glass you can still see lip prints.

Came on a sunny Thursday afternoon and they had outdoor seating. A very welcoming bar, and you get…read morefree popcorn with your drinks. I would definitely come back! Small space, but cozy. A local hidden gem.

I am a huge fan of Pint at 34 Wayne Street. It is a craft beer bar with many other wonderful drinks…read moreand drink specials. Basically a neighborhood meeting pub attracting gay, straights and others. It is quaint and cozy with a marvelous team of Tommy, Max, Cameron, Bryan and Jason. Jason coming aboard during Happy Hour on Fridays is a great addition to this stellar staff and bar.

5 out of 5 Ambiance, Service and food all perfect…read more Came here with the girls! My second time here and a first for my friends We started with the crudo and the whipped ricotta and the carpaccio for me the whipped ricotta was amazing with the date syrup and the olive oil and the carrots gave it a perfect crunch I hope they never change it I had the Lumache omg what can I say but it was simply amazing so delicious my friend had the Mafaldine another amazing dish it had a smoky taste to it that was so yummy and my other friend had the special dish of the day which was the black bass fish she loved it We also tried the tiramisu which was a little dry for my taste but we also tried the Lemon Olive Oil Cake which in my opinion should be called Limoncello Cake because it has a very profound taste of lemon which reminds me of limoncello lol it was super moist and delicious a must try! Definitely will be coming back!

Food (5/5): The food is a bit expensive but it's quite delicious! I ordered the chicken katsu and…read moreour table shared the Whipped Ricotta and Scallion Pancake. The scallion pancake was a bit small but it was super delicious. The chicken katsu had an interesting tangy flavor and was nice and crispy. Service (4/5): Top notch service with super friendly staff. Really friendly waitress who was helpful and great! Only issue we had was we were asked if we wanted a bread refill for the Whipped Ricotta and we didn't know it's cost $5 which surprised us a bit on the check. Ambiance (5/5): Nice interior ambiance and super well designed restaurant. We walked by many times and got drawn by the beautiful interior which is why we came. Classy and nice vibe.

There's not a damn thing wrong with this bar…read more A low key dive operating on the same stretch of Newark Ave since time immemorial, Grape Vine is a place to sit down, grab a beer or mixed drink, and enjoy the ambience: cold air conditioning in the summer, a few TVs to stream games, and a rockin' jukebox. It's cash only, but at $5 for a pint (or $6 for a mixed drink), it won't do too much damage to your wallet

Absolutely disgusting experience. We were treated with disrespect, hostility, and what felt like…read morestraight-up racism. I am old enough to be in a bar, and my sister-in-law is 25 and was visiting from out of town. She had her ID available on her phone, but instead of handling the situation professionally, the woman immediately got loud, aggressive, and disrespectful. She kept yelling at me and repeatedly saying she "owns the bar," as if that gave her the right to embarrass and mistreat customers. There was no reason for her to raise her voice, talk down to us, or make the situation so hostile. Enforcing an ID policy is one thing -- being rude, aggressive, and making paying customers feel targeted and unwelcome is another. The way we were treated felt racist, discriminatory, and completely unacceptable. I would never recommend this place to anyone. There are plenty of bars that know how to treat people with basic respect.