Mulligan's Pub is the premier bar to watch futbol in North Jersey. Whether you are trying to watch…read morea champions league, world cup, euro cup, or a premier league match they will always play it here. For big games if can be quite hard to get seating so make sure to arrive at least half an hour early. Typical bar food so you'll find wings, chicken tenders, burgers and fries. The bar is fully stocked with plenty of beers on tap. The bartenders have their favorite teams so it's always good banter here. Tons of TVs all around in multiple rooms, they have several games played at the same time. On warm days you can sit outside so that's a huge plus. No table service so you'll have to go back inside to order your drinks and food.

Best soccer (football) pub in the area. Some amazing jerseys, great bartenders, and good selection…read moreof beers. Two bars and a viewing room in the back.

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.

Now that I've finally tried a burger at Moran's, I can agree that it is one of the best burgers in…read moretown. I sat the bar over the weekend to watch the PSU game. Their brunch menu isn't huge and mostly breakfast/egg items, so I opted for the BYO burger with a salad. I added American cheese and Moran's sauce on the side. My husband got the classic Moran's burgers with fries. They don't skimp on the meat - very large patties with a good thick bun to support it. It was cooked as requested and the Moran's sauce was a nice change up from ketchup. It was a delicious burger. The dressing on the side salad was also really good! I'd 100% order a burger from here again. Nearly every dish I saw coming out from the kitchen that afternoon was a burger so everyone else got the memo that it's one of the best.

Moran's 501 Garden St…read more Hoboken, NJ 07030 Moran's Burger While I was passing by, the large crowd caught my eye, so I gave this pub a try. This burger was cooked medium well with a variety of toppings on a sesame seed brioche bun. The crispy onions were the backbone to this meal! The fries were not on the crispy side, but what counts is that the savory, juicy burger was perfect.

We were out for a walk and looking to stop somewhere for a snack, so we decided to give Onieals a…read moretry. Since my last visit, I had only ventured there once for a drink, but it had been far from a first choice. I loved that they had live music and a casual vibe, but my past culinary experience had been a letdown. However, I was very pleasantly surprised on my recent excursion. We grabbed seats at the rustic bar and enjoyed friendly service and pints of Kane Head High, my favorite beer. The crisp, refreshing brew went well with my cup of Chicken Noodle Soup. While that might sound like an odd "snack", I selected it because it was one of the few appetizers on the menu that was not fried. The broth seemed to interestingly be made of tomatoes and potentially other vegetables. It was packed with large, spiral noodles, shredded chicken, and fresh spinach. It was an interesting rendition for sure, but it was also very tasty, despite the fact that it was rather greasy. I was also bummed that it did not have more chicken and that it had not been served with any crackers. Oh well! Overall, it at least had left me with a much better impression than my last trip had.

Onieals 343 Park Ave…read more Hoboken, NJ 07030 Penne Alla Vodka Appetizer The pasta was cooked al dente with chunks of plum tomatoes and smothered in a spicy vodka sauce. It's a win-win if you have this starter as is or with shredded mozzarella cheese. If you prefer a larger portion, this serving is also available as an entree. #hobokennj #hoboken #franksinatrastown #onieals #oniealshoboken #penneallavodka

This cozy lunch diner is a local gem, serving up a wide variety of delicious options to satisfy any…read morecraving. The friendly, attentive staff make every visit feel welcoming, turning a simple meal into a great experience you'll want to come back for again and again to watch your favorite team. Service started ok but got very slow towards the end of the night.

Hoboken's main street is lined with bars... so it can be difficult for one to stand out from the…read morerest. Black Bear is an ideal spot to grab a bite, drink some beers, and watch sporting events with a group. It's your typical sports bar ambiance. Dark and dim lighting with reclaimed barn wood, antique furniture, and vintage signs. They have two floors with a bar and dining area on each one. The walls are lined with large HD tv screens with any and every sports channel you can think of. They provide a fun lineup of entertainment (weekly bingo & themed trivia, a live DJ on Friday & Saturday, weekend brunch). It gets extremely crowded, packed, and loud on game weekends. Menu has your average bar grub - burgers, sandwiches, wraps, salads, wings, nachos, tacos, quesadillas... all at decent prices. They have a lot of options for beer and cocktails. I don't think they're outrageously expensive, but they're a little high for what you're getting. On the plus side, they have daily specials with good deals/discounts. AYCE wings for $15 on Tuesday, Tequila Thursday, Sangria Sunday, etc. I needed a quick bite so I ordered the Crispy Chicken Sandwich with fries ($16) - included crispy chicken cutlet and sweet chili sauce on a brioche roll. The roll was fluffy and buttery with a golden crust. The chicken was indeed crispy. I was pleasantly surprised by how big the cutlet was... it looked like they cut up multiple cutlets and stacked them on top of each other. I could've done without the sweet chili sauce - a little overpowering. The french fries were nice and crispy, just how I like them. Overall, not a bad bar in Hoboken to check out. I'd visit again to try the daily specials or play trivia!

Love love Tuesday trivia night. They have fantastic cocktails and a wealth of beer on tap. Their…read morespecials are delicious, and I am obsessed with their chicken Caesar wrap, chicken parm Sandwich and French fries. Definitely get here early on Tuesday to get a seat!

We've never not had a good time here. Food is actually decent as well (but don't expect too much…read morefrom it)

Olivia was the sweetest waitress and went above and beyond to accommodate everyone! 10/10…read moreexperience (and great music) will definitely be back!

Let's start off by giving Alexis our server a 5 star rating. He held down a table of over 10 people…read moreon his own without breaking a sweat. He was attentive and kind and patient with all of us and there was many personalities. Turn around on drinks took some time however it was a few of us and I'm not sure they had enough staff but even with that being said it was a good atmosphere at this place. Music was excellent a lot of throwbacks for millennials . Had the bacon egg and cheese pizza and it was alot of food I split it amongst me and two other people . Would come back later in the day to hang out and enjoy the music .

I was at Cork City on July 11th to watch the Argentina vs Switzerland would cup match. Instead I…read moreended up watching a drunk man lose his shit in the street for 30 minutes. This man walked out of cork city and was incredibly emotional. Threatening to fight anyone that talked to him. A woman took exception and called him out to which this drunk man proceeded to elbow the woman in the chest (her husband was a coward and didn't do anything). After this the customers at the bar were extremely upset and called the police. Ten minutes later the police showed up and walked the man to the opposite corner. This is where the management/security at Cork City showed their true colors. The Cork City employee (it was said that he was the owner but not sure if that is true) was overheard saying that the person that called the police in the bar would never be allowed back. Cork City itself never called the police to deal with this drunk lunatic. After another 30 minutes it became clear that this man was going to be let off scot-free. The customers outside started to grow restless at this fact and yelled to the police officers that they all witnessed the man assault a woman. During this time to Cork City representative told us that he did not see anything. Everyone outside saw what happened and he refused to hold the drunk man accountable. He was too worried about serving beers and his reputation than ensure the safety of others. This is disgraceful and I would hope nobody that knows this information ever gives them another dime. If you are looking for somewhere to get a nice chill drink in this area I would highly recommend Louise and Jerry's! Much better spot to enjoy a drink.

Who's up a for a little culture war? As one of what David Hyde Pierce called the "nerdy indoor…read morekids," I realize I've been gaslighted for decades by the jocks. A mid-80s Mets obsessive who yearns for the days of Mookie Wilson and Bob Murphy, I haven't kept up with baseball so much in recent years. That all-star game tie and DH in the NL didn't appeal to me so much. Game 7 of the World Series provided an opportunity for me to be a "normal American" and watch the game at the bar. But I didn't want to buy $80 of drinks so I figured I'd try for inning 6 and beyond and get the finale. So the plan was Cork City for part and maybe another for the ending. The game was on many TVs, caught that cool double play. The sound was on but the talking kind of drowned it out, which seemed less than ideal. However, after I left, none of the 30-ish bars I walked past even had the sound on! So much for all the "sports bars" in this town. (To be fair: it was Halloween weekend, and business decisions to appeal to 20-something women in lingerie and their admirers may have been a factor). After going to 14th and back I was ready to enjoy extra innings at Cork City. But they were at capacity. Game Over. Yes, I'm copping to my inexperience in Hoboken bar-going. Turns out Cork City offered the best baseball experience in town. As for the bar itself, I enjoyed the Peach Fuzz cider from Pennings. The service was friendly. I'll try again on an off-peak night. My plan didn't work out but at least I got some steps in and learned that many sports fans are liars.

PROS: menu variety is good, staff is friendly, bunch of tables to sit at, location is good…read more CONS: only two single person bathrooms and the place is cramped OVERALL: I recommend coming here as long as there isn't too many people in here

I've come two times. The service is incredible even when it's super packed, it doesn't matter if…read moreyou have a bar seat or not they will acknowledge you. Music I love because there's such a variety all types of people could enjoy and the drinks are reasonably priced and be careful if you ask for a double LOL!!! Will be returning!! Best time ever. Dylan even noticed my friend singing to Drake and played more for him. (Yulissa is a very good bartender)

I found a clean venue that doesn't smell like bleached mop or throw up from a rough Saturday night…read moreinstead I found that the place clean, nothing sticky. The place smelt good, the restrooms were clean. I ordered a Cesar salad and spring rolls, an older gentle delivered it with care. Service was nice and precise My drinks were strong and delicious (no ice) I think it's the perfect stop for after hours, a quick bite and chill moment. Cali 80's Rock is the aesthetic, hard to find these days but it's right off the PATH train in Journal square. I'll be back.

Decent divvy-sports bar vibe with excellent burgers. Service was pleasant and prompt. Would go back…read morefor a burger.