Personally, I really like this place because it's cozy, has a fun interior, and the staff is very…read morefriendly. The pastries are excellent, as are the lattes. Sometimes it's hard to find a seat because it gets crowded, but that's just me, because you can meet new people or run into old friends.

I have been frequenting this place for years, & the food & service is good, but the amount of…read morepeople that sit at tables for an extended amount of time has gotten completely out of control. Monticello Ave has turned into a ghost town in regard to food choices. Customers are buying one coffee here & taking up a table for four using their laptops for hours on end working. I love their whitefish salad & have had to walk out several times before ordering because there is literally not one seat available on 2 floors!! I spend an average of $30 every time I go in, & someone who purchased a tea 3 hours ago is taking up 4 seats. What caused me to write this review today was the actual "Cuddle Puddle" that was taking place on the couch this afternoon right in front of the register. Three people with no food or drinks were snuggling & playing on their phones without one crumb of food or even an empty drink cup in front of them. There was also a woman holding up a table for 4 while going outside to take business calls on her phone. Is this WeWork or a coffeeshop? Put a time limit on the tables, & no one should be treating this place like their parents living room to take a nap in the free air conditioning. Oh & to the staff member that called me "Sir" today- I am a woman. This whole experience was so uncomfortable I will get my whitefish from Wonder Bagel moving forward.

Let me begin by saying that Franca makes all the difference at this venue!! She is so hands on and…read moretakes a personal interest in her clients and making sure all of their needs are met. I wanted to set up more of a lounge theme and Franca went above and beyond to find a furniture company that was within our budget. The pictures don't do it justice! The venue itself is gorgeous and located in a perfect area! There is parking available right next to the building which is very convenient. The two rooms are spacious and my guests kept commenting on how nice of a place it was. I can't thank Franca enough! This venue is definitely worth checking out and I plan to do events in this space in the future as well!

What a beautiful venue for planning an event!! I was here on Saturday for my friends bridal shower…read more The venue was gorgeous and the space was perfect for her shower. Tons of space and can be decorated however you like. From what I understand, the space is very budget friendly and you can select your own caterer. There's an on-site staff member to assist with serving and cleanup. Max capacity: 90 ppl First floor: Two restrooms for guest. A bar area with a fridge. Area for a setting up a photo booth & cocktail tables (or whatever you like). My friends bridal shower had a dessert table, full bar, photo booth, and cocktail tables. Upstairs: Big space to set up tables, chairs, couches etc. Plenty of room for a dancing area and food. My friends bridal shower had rented couches and glow in the dark cocktail tables. Just beautiful!

Intimate setting for a perfect night of classical music. This was a candlelight event hosted at…read moreWhite Eagle Hall. The staff were very welcoming and helpful ushering everyone to ticketed areas. A full bar and bites are available to pay with cash or card. There is a balcony level which overlooks the entire hall. The acoustics and lighting were a great touch. I would return for another event! Check website for various event and concert schedules. **parking is limited. Close to major transportation. Security bag checks. Dress code optional. Bring photo ID.

I thought that this was a really disappointing venue for a Rock and Roll Playhouse event. The…read morelayout just doesn't work - it's an extremely long and narrow room with a high stage. If it's a sold out / crowded show I can definitely see how this is overwhelming for a small child. If you have a child under 5 I'd say to avoid, especially since they can't really see the stage unless you pick them up. Another huge disappointment was that Taylor Swift was not dressed up. When we saw this show at Starland Ballroom Taylor was in costume. At White Eagle the singer was just wearing a black Rock and Roll Playhouse tee shirt. I think they could've had a lot more fun with this and the kids would've been excited. For a sold out show they also could have also kept both sides of the bars open. Lines were crazy long. And for the kids drink on special they should probably consider offering a lid with the cup. It felt like miss after miss for a 'kid friendly' event, so we probably wouldn't head back here for a Rock and Roll Playhouse, or at least I'd wait until my kids were older.

I have been to New York, but never been to the Lowe's Jersey Theater. I am fascinating by the…read morebeauty, because it was built in the 1920's era. But I do know a little history about this theater, I was born in Chicago, Illinois and what I know about this Movie Palace is the designers. This theater was designed by Chicago's Architects Cornelius Rapp and George Rapp, they are known for. Their designs for movie palaces, in the United States. Architects Rapp and Rapp designed the Balaban and Katz Chicago Theater opened up on October 26, 1921. Rapp and Rapp designed the Lowe's Paradise Theater in New Jersey. This movie palace of the 1920's era, undergoing restoration as we speak. I know that it's going to look more beautiful, once The restoration is complete and restored to it's natural glamor look.

A historic theatre smack in the middle of Journal Square, Loew's has a diverse array of events and…read moreprogramming - from classic movies, touring musical acts, and even organ concerts (inside Loew's is a built-in Wurlitzer theatre organ that was played during silent movies). I've gone to Loew's for the Jersey Journal's 150th anniversary celebration during which the movie 'His Girl Friday' was screened and there was an organ mini-concert. I also saw Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile at Loew's back in November. I recommend checking it out for the programming, but also to see some beautiful architecture inside. Plus, for the most part, the events are very affordable. It's a unique experience.

My husband made brunch reservations at Maddy Rose for 1 pm on Valentine's Day. They weren't too…read morecrowded when we first arrived, but within an hour the restaurant started filling up. We were able to get a table for two right in front of the glass windows, which was nice. There are limited Yelp reviews about the venue, so I wasn't able to do much research on the menu and food ahead of time. I've never been to a wedding at Liberty House, so I had never stepped foot in the space before. It's very big, several different rooms and it's very bright, with floor-to-ceiling glass windows that provide beautiful views of the NYC skyline. When we were first seated, we were given brunch food menus, brunch drink menus, and the cocktail/wine menu. Five minutes later when the server came by, he took away our brunch cocktail menu and said we had to order off the main drink menu. I didn't get a chance to look at the brunch drink menu closely before he took it away. I suspect this was so they could price drinks at a premium given it was a holiday (even though the server denied that when I asked him). I had two Hugo spritzes at $15 each, which felt very pricey. My husband's espresso martini was only $14, and usually those are more. I can't find the brunch drink menu online anywhere, so I have no way to see what drinks are on it and double-check the pricing. Service was slow. Drinks took a long time to come out. To start, we shared the Caesar salad, which came out in like 60 seconds. It says it comes with pita zattar croutons; it literally had two small pita crisps. Kinda pathetic. For entrees, I had the Nutella French toast and my husband had the steak and eggs. The French toast said it had bananas, but there was no banana to be found- just strawberries and blueberries. It was tasty, though. My husband enjoyed his steak and eggs; however, for $45, I'd expect a little more meat. They also put out a complimentary bread basket to start: a couple mini muffins and some toasted, stale bread. Overall, the food was mediocre. They have a parking lot; however, make sure not to scan the QR code in the parking lot and immediately pay. Wait until you get inside the venue and scan the QR code at the host's station so it's free/validated. My husband made the mistake of paying right away, and there was no way to get our $8 back. I tried to call the venue ahead of time to ask about the parking situation, but they have a stupid bot answering the phones and it wasn't transferring me to a human. I don't know that we'll be back anytime soon. the experience was fine, but nothing I need to return for.

I took my team to Maddy Tose at the Liberty House for our holiday gathering, and it was the perfect…read morechoice. From the moment we walked in, we were captivated by the gorgeous holiday decor. Miguel, our server, was exceptional, warm, attentive, and so helpful in walking us through the menu and even capturing beautiful photos for us. The food was delicious, all 10 of us were satisfied with our dishes. The ambiance was festive, and my team had an amazing time. I highly recommend this place. I will come back next time I'm in NJ.

beautiful mansio great restoration. I real complimentto the community offering an abundance of…read moreactivitie, performance and resource center

Even though it seems like the Covid 19 pandemic has been going on forever already, it was just 3…read moreweeks ago that my husband and I attended the wedding of good friends. These friends had each been divorced for many years and found each other...literally as next door neighbors about ten years ago. They decided it was important to them at this point to make their partnership legal and so they had a lovely wedding ceremony at City Hall and were married by the mayor of Jersey City. The reception was later held at this beautiful historic manse. Fortunately even though Covid was still in our midst things were not as bad then as they are now; the rooms were spacious and had enough room to practice appropriate social distancing. The architectural details abounded in this place. It seems to be a hidden jewel amidst the astonishing number of modern high rises that are popping up throughout Jersey City which is seeing a renaissance of sorts. It's a perfect venue for weddings, parties, music recitals and whatever you might need to rent a pretty space for. You can bring in your own caterers and bartenders as our friends did for this wedding. You are a Path subway line away from lower Manhattan. Suddenly there are quite a few reasons to venture out of Manhattan and over to Jersey City to experience. Who woulda thunk?

This new retro arcade is so much fun. It not only has retro arcade games, but also consoles,…read moreincluding PS5, and computer games. We had a blast there. Your entrance fee comes with unlimited drinks, and they also sell snacks. The staff knows all about the games, consoles, how to play, and will help you if you ask. They have all the classics: Street Fighter, Mortal Combat, Race Car Games, TMNT. It's not totally retro. You're not going to find all of these Atari games, like: Frogger, Galactica, and Astroids. They might have some of them, but more maybe 90's games. It's pretty cool, bc these are games I grew up with. I prefer this over the mostly 80's games arcades that call themselves retro, bc I know these games in The Pixel Lab better, and they're more up to date. You're not going to find little kids running around in here. This isn't Chuck E. Cheese. No worries, they have a CEC in JC you can take them to play. There's mainly adults and teens in here. Hey, we need a place to have fun, too.

I stopped by the Pixel Lab because my friend wanted to check out this gem. He's into video games…read moreand arcade games. From the outside it looked like it was closed but luckily it wasn't closed. It was pretty empty when we stopped in but the gentleman at the entrance was friendly. I liked how they have individual spaces for video games where many people can play different video games at the same time. I was talking to my friend how this a great place to come with a group of friends and enjoy some video games. It's a rather small space but of course it's expected since most businesses in Hudson county area are small including living spaces. I would recommend coming here and enjoying some fun arcade games in a more intimate space.

Every time we have come here it's been a nice experience. We typically get massages at the…read moreWoodhouse spa and head over to the bar which is such a nice area to grab a quick drinks. Shout out to the cool bartenders!

Such a wonderful visit. Stayed here for a work trip and it was amazing. I had a great view and the…read morestaff were really friendly. Everything was clean. The app was my favorite in getting any requests taken care of. There's lots to see or eat in the area, very walkable location! Even the food at the hotel was nice for those who try the catering. Would definitely stay here when I'm back.

This was such an amazing experience to with two incredible chefs dual it out on three courses, over…read morethree hours. Sitting up close to the kitchen, we got to see them cook and plate their appetizers, entree and desserts dishes from scratch, incorporating the ingredients that were given to them. Throughout the cooking, we also interacted with the chefs, asking them about the dishes, and also getting some samples of the dishes before they were served. We arrived for Sunday dinner reservation right on time. It was small space with about 20 spots. BYOB place, no cork fee. Half of the seat were around the kitchen. There was a scoring sheet for each guest with names of both chefs, the ingredients of the day and the rules. The chefs got 45 minutes for preparing their appetizers, 35 minutes for entree and 20 minutes for desserts. It was impressive to see both chefs were precise with their timing. The dishes prepared by both chefs were so masterful, had intricacy of combining the ingredients and coming up with some sumptuous flavors. Salmon and steaks were cooked perfectly. It was extremely difficult to score the chefs on barest of margins and pick a winner. But per the rules I did pick Chef Ryan Beegel over Chef Alexis Sicklick. The host was also super nice and funny. She did a super job of explaining all aspects of the dinner, cleaning out plates after each round and serving all the drinks. Truly it was one of a kind TV Show like experience for us.

Great food. Went for a rooftop event. Had a movie playing…read morewith food served. Nice place to enjoy on the rooftop of hoboken. I would go back.

Working with Ershad was really easy. I was looking for a professional 360 tour of an office space…read more I called Ershad and we scheduled a day for him to come in. He arrived on time and the entire photo shoot took about 15 minutes. The 360 tour was ready in 3 days. Ershad made the minor revisions that I had requested in a timely manner. (For example, I wanted to have the music changed.) Most importantly, he worked directly with my website administrator to get the tour on our site. He also uploaded 360 images on a Google business listing, as requested. I am very pleased with the final result and I recommend 360 Site Visit.

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