I stopped by and placed a mobile order for a tea and an apple turnover. After waiting for a bit at…read morethe pick-up location, I finally got someone's attention to help me. One of the servers let me know they didn't have any apple turnovers, so they gave me an apple puff pastry. Imagine my surprise when I got to my seat to find that it was completely hollow, not a single apple in sight! So I went back to the counter to let them know. The servers were very kind and took pictures to let their boss know, and gave me an apple fritter instead. I guess third times the charm, because that was very tasty. We stayed at our table for a while, and it got very busy. Some of my friends waited a long time for their food to be ready, but everything did taste good. I'll probably go back and hopefully have a better experience with ordering my food, because I really did enjoy the energy and everything I tried.

The hot chocolate and the pastry were delicious! The place…read moreis cozy and very inviting, with the thrift store where you could appreciate antique and particular things in it. I recommend it!!

Fantastic store for communion dresses! They have lots of inventory, styles, and sizes. I'm so glad…read morewe went there.

Very dissatisfied that I traveled 30 miles on Saturday 5/27/23 after checking the hours of…read moreoperation , only to find the store closed with no sign posted. 2:15 2:45 pm. Obviously no regard for the customer. Rob B

I visited ReWax and UnWine in Jersey City, NJ [2 Division St] on Sunday, 03/15/26, around 3 PM…read more The entire experience was extremely fun and lovely. The hosts for the candle-making class were Atahya and Jennifer. They both did a fantastic job of facilitating detailed instructions on how to craft candles to our liking. They also welcomed bringing wine bottles to sip while making candles. First, the group and I were able to get up and smell different candle scents. My top four favorites were the Espresso, Strawberry, Cupcake, and Fig. I proceeded to grab one of the medium-sized golden brown jars from the wall and then sat back down. Atahya directed us to stir the scents in two separate little beakers. Then, we poured the mixtures into a big candle jar and a little candle jar, along with the hot candle wax liquid. Finally, we stirred everything for about 2-3 minutes to let it set. Jennifer was able to come over and finish the candle product for us by cleaning it, solidifying it, etc. In the interim, while the candles were being set, Atahya led engaging, interactive activities. We did a candle-themed trivia and sang songs, karaoke style. Both opportunities made the time go by so much faster. We all had a great time! Overall, the experience was totally epic. I highly recommend coming to ReWax and UnWine to craft good-smelling candles while having a blast!

A really fun experience! I really liked the variety of scents and vessels to use for our candles…read more The ladies there were also really helpful. I'm also big into trivia-so I really enjoyed all the candle trivia as we were waiting for our candles to set. I'm looking forward to returning!

My goal for this year has been to try new things and have new experiences. And as someone who loves…read moreto create, work with my hands, get messy and fill my home with things that I made, a potter course was a no brainer! Blue Skies Pottery has been on my radar for a while. I no longer live in Hoboken, but still really wanted to try my hand at their wheel course! For 2 hours, you get to done an apron, and learn from one of their very kind and patient instructors. We first made a bowl but mine somehow did not make it to the actual bowl stage. I was encouraged by the intructor saying that going too far is what pottery is all about. Why play it safe when you can just mush it back into a big ball and start over. So try 2 was for a vase! Sure it's short and swirly and imperfect but I personally love it and it now holds all of my make up brushes proudly. Their beginners course is $75 for a two hour lesson. You can choose to fire your piece or pieces for an additional $15 a piece. So really the wonky vase you think looks silly is actually a $90 ceramic masterpiece... You pick them up a month later and marvel at the fact that this was just a blob of clay 30 days prior. I'm now soooo excited to try one of the 6 week courses and get better and better, but really just mostly love the idea of working with my hands uninterrupted each week. Thanks for a wonderful experience!!

First rule of pottery class...don't be sorry. Second rule…read moreof pottery class...just have fun. Our instructor, Sue, was welcoming as soon as we arrived. Each class holds a maximum of 8 people (please don't be late). This was always something I wanted to do ever since I saw the film, Ghost. Sue makes it a point to know everyone's name from the start but she gave me a special one...mom, because I came with my 21 year old son. Lol. She kept the entire class laughing throughout by getting to know each of us personally. I really enjoyed the group we were with. I already knew that I wanted to make a bowl so I can display it in my home. I wound up with a little dish instead. On my 2nd attempt I was like okay, you got this, you can make a bowl. I must have put too much pressure on the clay while going too fast on the pedal. Sue shouts out...look at mom go, she made another good looking plate. I guess I can use it as a jewelry dish. The pieces need time to dry. Choose the colors you want on the wall and they will glaze it for you. You pick up the finished pieces in 4 weeks. Please check out their website for prices. This was an introduction session but they also have weekly classes. I thought it was so sweet of Sue to ask if I had fun. I replied...I sure did because YOU made it fun for all of us!!! I highly recommend this activity if you've never done it before. I found it very therapeutic. You will also have the softest skin ever after you wash the clay off your hands. I had a blast. This place is located in Hoboken, NJ, hometown of Frank Sinatra. It's full of tree lined streets, cafes, and amazing restaurants. So come make a day out of it.

Decent sized strip mall. Pet smart brought me here over the summer and I noticed there are several…read morebusiness here from Alamo Drafthouse to Shoprite. There are several dining places here, along with some smaller shops mixed in. You can pick up some nice sneakers at JD sports or get some candles at Bath and Body Works. F that doesn't work, you can check o the status of your cable at Spectrum or get some clothes for your kids an Old Navy. In short, there is a little of everything, for everyone here, at the Boulevard.

I loved the Boulevard. I used to live over there and it used to be the Hylan Plaza and the…read moreBoulevard is very nice. You got Old Navy. You got Ulta beauty you got five below. You got ShopRite and you got Applebee's, Dunkin' Donuts They also have PetSmart. I went there for my dog treats and little surprises you can't go wrong 30 minute bus ride to and from the place my days off from work I will go there and hang out by myself

Kids city, here a route 440, has got to have one of the greatest, most affordable clothes and…read moredifferent products! Prices ranges for all children's clothing if every size! Some of the clothings quality ,may not be of the greatest , but for an everyday kids wear, Its fine w me! They range from newborn , to about 12 years old sizing selections, Moreover, they have a great selection of school uniforms for both males and females! They also carry, fancy kids dresses, shoes, sandles, leggings, dresses and even some selections of school book bags and hair accessories, staff are nice!

Ok, so I'm up here in Jersey City on a business trip, and before winding down and heading back to…read moremy cozy hotel room, I saw Kid City. From the outside, I was thinking they've got games for kids and stuff like that, so, let's check it out real quick(was my thinking). I went in, looked, and started thinking.. Wow, great prices and some nice stuff. I loaded up, and ran for the door before spending anymore money, lol.

I want to come back to review this place when I've given it more thought…read more ETG's as magnificent as they come when it comes to community resources -- nice tea selection and a well-curated bookstore -- check out their events / sign up to the newsletter!

I'm in love with used bookstores, and so glad that I was introduced to this gem!…read more Not going to lie - I didn't expect to find a business like this in Staten Island, but I'm glad this borough continues to surprise me in all good ways. I'd expect to see this bookstore cafe in somewhere like in Ogunquit, Burlington, Bar Harbor, Austin, or Asheville? Super cute place with an interesting, eclectic selection of used books. They have a little coffee shop/cafe at the front - and there's an area where they have talks and live music on certain days. The people who work there are so incredibly friendly and helpful. I think there's a cute little outdoor area, but it was closed last time I visited. Hope to drop by here next time I'm in Staten Island!

Art on the Terrace Gallery is right in the heart of a budding art district on Staten Island. It is…read moreclose to CPG Gallery (Creative Photographer's Guild) and Snug Harbor. I often walk by and nip in to see the latest show. A wonderful addition to the neighborhood.

Art on Richmond Terrace is 'THE PLACE TO BE". Charming art gallery, nesselled right off the Kill…read moreVan Kull waterfront near historic, picturesque Snug Harbor. Art, poetry, live original music, the creative hub in Staten Island's growing creative community. My music group the S.I. Snugs have performed there (with one of my art pieces also on display), and I am currently taking part in a "Potluck Songwriters" event to play my original songs and then field audience questions about the creative process of songwriting. A visit here is sure to fire and inspire your creative juices where ever your passions may lie, - Lou Russo