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    Light Horse Tavern

    3.7 (854 reviews)
    Closed 4:30 pm - 11:30 PM
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    Moderate noise
    Classy
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Grilled Chicken Sandwich
    Shefali A.

    Our friends took us to Light House Tavern for Saturday brunch and it didn't disappoint. We ordered Grilled Chicken Sandwich and Farmer's omelette. Both of these were delicious. They don't have much options for coffee but still they were able to serve us Latte. The brew was really good. There were staff to take our coats in winter.

    Pan-seared Duck Breast, Fall 2025
    Vadim B.

    Light Horse Tavern sets the bar on food excellence in Jersey City! I work nearby and have visited Light Horse Tavern many times for lunch and dinner with co-workers over the years. The restaurant keeps impressing with food quality and its consistency every time we come. Whether it's a large group during a busy lunch rush or just a few of us on a quiet weeknight, Light Horse Tavern never dropped the ball. The food is always fresh, delicious, flavorful, perfectly cooked, and well presented. Thank you Light Horse Tavern team! I highly recommend Light Horse Tavern if you are looking for top-quality American/European/French cuisine in Jersey City! Appetizers and Sides Tuna Tartare - perfect, delicious tuna tartare with interesting taste notes and beautiful presentation. French Onion Soup - very good. Close to what you get in France. Roasted Brussel Sprouts - excellent! Crisp, roasted just enough to avoid mushiness, perfectly complemented by shaved melted parmesan. Asparagus - expertly prepared! Crunchy, yet not chewy even at the base of the stalk. Perfectly complemented by shaved parmesan. Poutine - delicious! Certainly not healthy, but so savory, comforting, and satisfying! The portion is large enough to be shared by 2-3 people. Sandwiches and Burgers Grilled Yellow Fin Tuna Burger - excellent. Tuna was cooked perfectly and wasn't dry at all. French Dip (prime rib sandwich) - delicious! Generous amount of juicy flavorful thinly sliced prime rib in a fresh ciabatta, accompanied by crispy onion rings and au jus sauce. This was a satisfying meal! Fresh Fish Reuben - wow! Yet another amazing taste combo created by LHT! Soft warm poached salmon with melted cheese, sauerkraut, and some dressing between two whole wheat multigrain warm toasts! Accompanied by freshly made crunchy chips, that was sooo gooood! And the portion was generous with no cutting on salmon. Very fulfilling! This is a must try! Rib-Eye Steak Sandwich - another wow! Tender, juicy steak bursting with fresh-off-the-grill flavor, perfectly paired with roasted mushrooms, caramelized onions, and a well-balanced dressing. The warm, fresh ciabatta brings it all together. After the first bite, stopping for another photo was nearly impossible. This one is a must-have! Cod Burger - excellent! A warm, rightly-spiced delicious cod patty in a soft, fresh brioche, complemented by just the right amount of tangy tartar, roasted tomato, and crisp frisée, adding a delightful contrast of crunch and subtle bitterness. This was yummy! LHT Burger with Gruyère - the burger was juicy, meaty, and generously portioned. However, compared to other dishes I tried at Light Horse it fell slightly short of expectations. Ordered medium rare, it arrived closer to rare with only the edges seared, resulting in a lack of grill flavor. Gruyère and chipotle mayo on the side were awesome. I'll give this burger another try. Sea Bass Sandwich with Ciabatta and Chips special - excellent. Entrees Fresh Cod - it was delicious! Tender, flakey, and flavorful! Crispy Fish & Chips - tasted great and fresh. The fish was so soft though that it was falling apart. Fennel Crusted Salmon - a friend of mine had it, and said it was excellent. Red Wine Risotto (+grilled chicken) - this item is passable. While Boucheron Goat Cheese topping is excellent, the risotto itself is quite tasteless, lacking flavor and expression. Caramelized Mushrooms where hardly present and didn't add any distinct taste. It's not worth $25 imo. Grilled chicken was added for extra $6 and it was excellent and flavorful. Best $ spent :) One piece was juicy, the other - a bit dry, but still good. Arctic Char - WOW! This was out of this world salmon! It was so juicy, soft, and flavorful! One of the best salmon dishes I ever had. Duck Breast du Poivre - perfectly cooked, tender, juicy, delicious! The portion was generous and fulfilling. For the sauce/topping I suggest a slight increase in a sweet accent by adding more pears or some dry fruit. Pan-Seared Duck Breast - Introduced in Fall 2025, this dish surpassed the Duck Breast du Poivre entrée it replaced. The duck breast was thick, juicy, tender, cooked to a perfect medium-rare, and finished with a thin layer of slightly sweet glaze on top. It was served over a silky squash-and-spinach purée that complemented the meat perfectly. It tasted fantastic!

    Omelette
    Lina K.

    We had a great time! It was my second visit at Light Horse Tavern and the restaurant kept up with its own high standards. The lofty grandeur of being greeted by a grand piano, dark oak and high ceiling accented with throw back charm from the bar already sets one adrift on memory bliss. Cosmopolitan was served 'fresh' . Poured on the spot by easy-on-the-eye and polished server Steven. Mother's Day celebration was overall a blast, thanks to the amazing confluence of great company, culture (none of any of us five are Americans - Colombia, Germany, Poland, Singapore and Sydney) and cuisine. Highly recommended.

    Menu
    Anya T.

    I had a great experience at this spot. They share a kitchen with the Lobster Garage next door so there are some duplicate menu options but also some different items exclusive to their menu. The atmosphere is also a bit different. Light horse haa indoor and outdoor seating. It's a gorgeous neighborhood full of friendly faces, fluffy dogs and families. The inside has a gorgeous piano and fairly large. It can accommodate large and small parties. I enjoyed wine. My friend and I shared a mix of raw clams. They were so fresh and delightful. Because we wanted to check out Lobster Garage, we didn't order much from light horse. Plus lobster garage has happy hour on weekends so there's discounts on some food options. I'd go back to both. I really enjoyed my time at this place! Check it out if you're in Jersey and enjoy the waterfront and the ferry back to the city!

    French Onion Soup
    Carol W.

    We went here on a Wednesday night for a business dinner. We were ushered upstairs which was quite nice. There was some live music which was nice. Service was good. It was great that they could accommodate such a large party too. Now onto the food. I started off with the French Onion Soup ($13). It was anything but typical French Onion Soup. While it did not taste bad, i do not expect this particular soup to have cheddar cheese one it (even though it said 3 cheeses on the menu), nor do I expect the onions to taste of basaltic vinegar. My guess is that they used that to get a better color vice really cartelizing the onions down to mush. Or perhaps this is their "spin" on a classic. Again - it didn't taste bad, it just wasn't what I was expecting. My second dish as just a roasted beet salad ($17). This was delicious, the beets were even slightly warm (maybe somewhat from the port wine reduction). I liked the touch of fennel - gave it just another "pop" of flavor along with the spicy flavor of the arugula. Winning combination.

    Fish Reuben
    Rajeev L.

    Came in for lunch one day. It was quiet inside so service was prompt. The menu has some interesting options on it. I went with the fish Reuben sandwich. It was sizable and the fish was well made, however I was expecting more flavor from the Russian dressing and sauerkraut than came through. Will have to try again with something different next time.

    Sidewalk seating and cold draft beer

    Delightful neighborhood in Jersey City. Stopped here for lunch while biking the Hudson River Waterfront Trail. Sat outside under patio umbrellas and had great service and a delicious lunch and cold beer. Our server Matilda was timely and pleasant. The interior is charming but a little dressier than bike shorts. Enjoyed every aspect of dining here. The Cuban with Yucca fries was ample and delicious.

    Outside
    Emily T.

    The food here is amazing. The black grouper and mussels are a must try. The servers are all wonderful and fast. This restaurant is perfect for a part of 1 or grouper. It has warm rustic charms and even has a fire place. One night we went there was even a musician. Highly recommend this place.

    The view
    Jerry L.

    Great service and staff you can always do a quick drive by for some amazing oysters and fries and recommend to start with the chowder to warm the soul and some risotto to prepare the oysters, great atmosphere for a group of people or intimate and they have a garage bar outside during the summer to people watch

    Alvin M.

    We came here for my wife's birthday and even though it was packed we were able to be seated in a nice spot. Food is 5 star and the price if more than fair. Highly recommended for special occasions!

    Lobster
    Kristina M.

    Ambiance is great, pretty restaurant. We sat upstairs and the a/c was pumping a bit too much though, cooled down the food that was already not very hot. Lobster was delicious but my potato came out with nothing. No butter, nothing. By the time she bright them to me I was done with my lobster and potato was cold. It would have been great warm as it was cooked well. My husband's steak was rare instead of medium and the fish and chips were soggy and chips were cold. Calamari was great, they put it in a tomato marinara that was tasty. Service was ok. Not great, not horrible. I probably would not go back or recommend but I did enjoy the lobster.

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    3.8(1.6k reviews)
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    Had a really good time at this bar. From the outside, it…read moredoesn't look much, but once you step in, you get to soak in the amazingly lit bar. The drinks were also pretty good and fairly priced! Really enjoyed my cucumber chili oil drink, it was savory and unique. Seating was limited though but our party managed to snag one once another party left. definitely a first come first serve concept.

    Apotheke was one of my first experiences with a hidden speakeasy a number of years ago, and it…read morestill remains the OG in my vast encyclopedia of experiences. :) Strolling down Chinatown's busy and gritty Doyers Street, looking for any sign of Apotheke is a fond memory, then finally figuring out where it was, and entering through the mysterious and otherworldly threshold resulted a transformative experience that made me feel like I time traveled. Mood lighting, comfortable seating, great drinks in a cozy and Victorian-inspired space are the perfect blend of unique and. I always felt like I was part of something special the few times enjoyed creative, delicious, and strong libations from the pros at the bar. While it has always been pricey, I do feel like the excellent service ambiance, and drink quality warrant this, but may prevent more folks from becoming regulars so to speak. I love the clever and compact bathroom design, too. IYKYK Long live Apotheke!

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