Thank goodness the doors have finally opened. Angelo's seafood market is perhaps one of the most…read moreanticipated and needed store to open in the last several years. At the best part, selection and offerings do not disappoint. A bright and welcoming space, the store is stocked with various prepackaged goods, including unique items, such as black cuttlefish gnocchi. There is also a variety of refrigerated and frozen food options, including what looks like some very tasty cheddar crab dip. The highlight obviously is the fresh fish counter. Stocked with multiple types of salmon, more obscure fish, such as whole snapper, and tons of different types of shellfish. prices are reasonable and in line with what is to be expected. The diamond in the rough in this place is downstairs, where they have a raw seafood bar. You can get anything from West Coast and East Coast oysters, hot or cold lobster rolls, and various dips. Best of all, it's BYOB. So pack your bubbles and head on over to visit Jesus downstairs who will shuck you an experience not to be matched anywhere in Hoboken. Welcome Angelos! We are so glad you are here.

One of the best lobster rolls I've had in Hoboken so far. Definitely recommend trying the raw bar…read moredownstairs

We always make it a point to visit this tienda every time we are in town. We don't have any…read moreHispanic food markets in upstate New York worth going to. Pros: Their food ready line is AMAZING! Lots of ensaladas and hot food options. Huge produce selection Cons: Candy/Bonbon section has shrunk a bit and they no didn't have any pinta azul paletas or the Bianchi's by de la Rosa. We were able to find them here in the summer time. We can get spices here that we cannot find anywhere else and they always have Serranos and specialty peppers stocked. You can find yuca plants and harvested yuca here as well. Their meat market is robust and will likely have every type you're looking for. Tips: Try to go with someone who speaks some Spanish - not everyone speaks English and can be challenging if you're looking for a specific item. I was treated with respect and I do speak some Spanish, which may have helped (attempting to speak Spanish went a long way during this visit) One of the shelf stockers spoke only English and was able to help me find something I was looking for.

I shop here because I'm old, and it's convenient. Customer service is non existent. The…read moremanagement is rude, unfriendly and unhelpful. They all need a course in customer relations.

Staying at a friends house in Jersey and her husband said he always got $9.99 / lb. lobsters here!…read moreSo I took a gander upon arrival saw they were $15.99 but I've been wanting to cook them for a minute and still seemed like a decent price. So I got 2 that came to be about $23 a lobster. Upon walking in the store it seems very clean and there is a LARGE amount of seafood offered. Along with many Asian pantry items and spices. I was able to get full sheet sea weed paper which I sometimes have a problem finding in my local grocery store in manhattan. The lobsters turned out AMAZING! Honestly one of my favorites, was my first time cooking as well. I've definitely had my shared cooked for me so I think I like to know what I'm talking about. Lol Definitely will be back in the future! Highly recommend if you live in the area.

Asian Grocery, Veggie and Seafood that you will love. Great…read morecustomer service and helpful staff, and its located in front of Stop and Shop Central Ave. corner Manhattan Ave. next to Pershing Park.

You really can't beat the raw bar at Lobster Place which is located right in the middle of Chelsea…read moreMarket. There's plenty of seating, both tables and bar seating. To order, you fill out a paper sheet for the raw bar items and place a separate order in the back for kitchen fare. Every time I've been here, the seafood has been incredibly fresh and delicious. It's definitely not cheap though and our most recent meal came out to almost $500 after tip. We ordered: - 2 bread bowl NE clam chowders ($15 ea)--delicious and hearty. The peasant loaf bread was fine and everyone enjoyed it - 6oz lobster roll ($38)--a delicious cold lobster roll with a mayo-based sauce, great flavor, and a soft buttery bun - 20 oysters ($3.75 ea)--all fresh and delicious, primarily East Coast oysters although they occasionally have some West Coast ones. Fisher's Island was akin to drinking straight sea water - 5 Peruvian scallops--small and sweet with a strawberry sauce - 2 California uni ($19 ea)--one was incredibly sweet, clean tasting, and much better than the other, which was slightly more bitter and minerally - 2 diver scallops ($15 ea)--drizzled with olive oil, yuzu, and sea salt - 8 shrimp cocktail ($3.25 ea)--one of the most unworth things I've tried in recent times because the shrimp was so cold it tasted barely thawed and was watery with almost no flavor You order at the counter or via paper ticket and they bring everything to your table. Staff have always been friendly and service was great. They sell fresh fish and some frozen specialty items like escargot. I don't know if anything would ever deter me from coming back here :)

High quality fish dishes and great staff inside Chelsea Market. Rating 8/10…read more Pros: Quality, seating, staff, good smell. Cons: Mediocre Sangria, smallish size, price.

No longer open anymore, lights are out…read more The location is being sold online, wonder what would be the next.

Used to be a convenient place to grab something to take home. Really hasn't been the same since the…read more"Garden of Eden" days. Now closed due to not paying their employees. Lame.

My first time dining at Sirenetta because I have been a bit salty about a restaurant taking over…read moreMaxwells space. But in this economy, I go where the happy hours are, and Sirenetta's has a pretty nice HH menu. We went on a Tuesday (they have different HH specials depending on the day you go) and ordered: - $1 oysters - I would skip these as they are the only oysters I've eaten and not liked the flavor of -Whipped Ricotta Dip - This was okay, served with 2 pieces of bread when 3 or 4 would have been better -Shrimp Frites - this was fine -Kale Caesar Salad - mind blowing, possibly the best kale salad I've had - Olive Oil Martini - Full price and worth it I liked the martini and salad so much I'll be back to try more of the regular menu on a Thursday night when the martini's are $10. Service was also great and we were very comfortable sitting outside with our dog.

The food was delicious and the service outstanding! I liked that the menu was on the smaller side…read moreas it was not overwhelming but so many good choices. This place is a gem.

The salad was so fresh and flavorful. The pasta was also such a delight with the salmon being…read morecooked perfectly and the sauce rich and creamy but not overwhelming. A much needed good quality Italian spot for hoboken!

Our first night out with a newborn. My husband called ahead, they were prepared for us, welcomed us…read morewith congratulations and had impeccable service. The staff are incredible and so hard working and attentive. Thank you for making an anxious new mom feel so comfortable. This is THE BEST ITALIAN RESTAURANT in Hoboken. Every salad is delicious. The pasta is incredible & every special we've had each time we come is our new favorite thing on the menu. Thank you for such a great evening.

Good selection of produce and grocery items, friendly staff and always accommodating. I requested…read morea certain product which they did not carry to the manager and he ordered it immediately. Impressed. The store is very clean and well maintained. Highly recommend.

Fresh produce and meats, a convenient walk for many of the local residents on the north side of…read moreHoboken. Cans and boxed goods a bit more expensive reminds me of Morton Williams in JC, but you get that for the convenience, I suppose. Not a lot of deals like at ShopRite, but the produce is reasonable ($1.50/lb for Fuji apples, for instance, was fairly reasonable). I'm not 100% sure what specialty items differ from other local grocers, but they do have a limited meat/deli area, some cupcakes/dessert and an aisle of some sauces and ethnic foods. Eggs were pretty expensive, though -- moreso than I've seen at Shoprite or Wegmans.