Chanelle G. 
Moving to Hoboken? Here’s a list of
Our Favorite Hoboken Attractions,
Hot Spots, and Restaurants
- Birch Hoboken (92 River St, Hoboken): The proper clubbing experience in Hoboken for those Friday and Saturday nights when you crave pounding beats and blinding lights.
- According to the New York Times, Hoboken has become a climate change success story after Hurricane Sandy caused over $110 million in damages. The city has built water-absorbing infrastructure to protect against future storms and flooding.
- Amanda’s Restaurant (908 Washington St A, Hoboken): Brunch with a side of live piano? Add in authentic Argentinian cuisine, and you’ve got yourself a Hoboken favorite.
- Alfalfa (1110 Washington St, Hoboken): Your go-to for quick, healthy wraps and salads. Born at the Hoboken Farmers Market, Alfalfa now thrives in its brick-and-mortar space, known for its fresh produce and craft doughnuts.
- Perico Speakeasy (36 Newark St, Hoboken): Enjoy classic cocktails with a twist at this hidden speakeasy, featuring over 50 tequilas and mezcals to choose from.
- Barsky Art Gallery & Design Advisory (50 Harrison St Ground Floor, Hoboken): This space pulls double duty as both an event venue and an art gallery, showcasing the work of up-and-coming local artists.
- The My Way Sinatra Sing-Off: A popular Hoboken singing contest, attracting Frank Sinatra fans from around the globe. Held outdoors along the waterfront since 2007.
- Green Rock (70 Hudson St, Hoboken): Locals love this old-school tavern, a Hoboken bar staple for years. Experience the excitement of Football Sundays, with a rowdy crowd fueled by a rotating lineup of burgers.
- Hoboken Spring Arts and Music Festival: The free annual festival held in May showcases over 250 artists, crafters, and food vendors, alongside a lineup of music performances.
- BYRD (800 Jackson St, Hoboken): From the creators of Millburn’s Common Lot, Hoboken’s newest hotspot draws a trendy crowd with smooth marble tables, exposed ceilings, and a chic lounge area.
- Hoboken is where the first recorded game of baseball took place in 1846. According to sports historians, this marked the birth of modern baseball.
- Carlos’ Baking Classes (95 Washington St, Hoboken): Become a batter-mixing Cake Boss at Buddy Valastro’s flagship spot. Join this 2-hour class and learn the art of draping and decorating with fondant and cream.
