Advertised as a kebob but came out looking like beef jerky? These were like $18 by the way…read more Kind of offended tbh. 1/10

Cute bar! There's a nice view of downtown, with stool, bar or couch seats. I would have easily…read moremissed this place if my friends didn't point out its location at the top of the hotel. Lots of fun activities, and I saw some people studying here too lol We got the Disco Ball, which was perfect to split amongst 6 people. There was definitely more ice than drink... but it was cheaper than ordering 6 separate drinks. Service was fast and friendly. Solid spot for the ambiance. Ty for reading (￣^￣)ゞ

So this is a hidden gem that i almost dont want to review; almost dont want people to know about…read moreit. As a trye yelper however i have to share this find! Competitive swimming pool open daily free of charge to all. When was the last time you had a nice swim for as long as you wanted for free? Like try never! Pool is clean, yes slightly dated but so well maintained. Went there today from 11am to 12, guess how many people there were on all 6 lanes? 4people! By the time i was done: there were 2 left. Yes, location sucks and really this is for people from Newark, Harrison and perhaps Karney to enjoy. Showers are dated and not all work; bring your own hair dryer. But all that doesn't bother me since i can just go home and be there in 5min. Also excellent for kids since they do have baby and toddler depths available. They plan to close it for 15 days renovation but will reopen in Nov. Also i am looking forward to their ice rink hours. Will be available later in fall. Again kids classes avaible for free (from what i hear). All in all i am impressed and will come back!

Great facility . 3 floors, 2 pools, 2 diving boards, a hockey/ ice skating rink, a recreation room…read moreand workout rooms on the top floor. This is the best rec center in Newark . They have a host of free classes and things for the children to do in the summer . Come on by to receive info on this wonderful facility .

Great neighborhood park. There's so much to enjoy in this…read morepark: 1. A baseball field 2. Tennis courts 3. Basketball court 4. A track you can run/jog/ walk on 5. A reservoir path across the street that offers a dirt path around the reservoir surrounded by trees and wildlife There's a lot to enjoy in this park, lots of space for recreational activities. The reservoir path does get crowded during peak hours and some people don't really follow the "rules" posted (no fishing in reservoir or biking on path) but it's wonderful nonetheless.

(Visited 12/07/2022 WE @ 11:00am... and several times before and after): Apparently... we're…read morepursuing squirrels at this field park! Since my dear friend moved to Jersey City last year along with a furry family member we shared during the pandemic lockdown in 2020, she found Pershing Field Park as the new place in her neighborhood to take Rasputin, a Scottish Terrier, on one of his adventurous walks. Named for General John J. Pershing, nicknamed "Black Jack", who served most famously as the commander of the American Expeditionary Forces (AEF) on the Western Front during World War I. We have since playfully nicknamed this place, "Squirrel Park", for the abundance of these fuzzy-tailed rodents he would maniacally pull and tug on his leash as he excitedly chased after them https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=mR1fKuAnp0j3MhZPKgChdQ&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw. It also seemed to be very dog-friendly although I couldn't recall seeing any posted signs to acknowledge this. Obviously, the little black beast loved this place, but what about us humans!? PURCHASE Sorry, there was nothing to buy here. I didn't even see any street vendors unlike the abundance I would see back in L.A. SERVICE Of the several times I've visited the park, I've never seen any staff members or workers cleaning or tending to the various facilities (e.g. bathrooms, fields, general grounds, pool, trashcans, etc.). Thankfully, everything appeared to be well-kept generally speaking, except for the bathrooms which were always an issue at any public park wherever you went. PARKING (FREE; N/A this instance) A simple 10-minute one-way walk from my friend's place. Otherwise, there was a small onsite lot, and there seemed to be sufficient street parking along the main drag of Central Ave. and all surrounding roads - 'nuff said. ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE A spacious city square corner and park located in The Heights, this had most if not all or more of what you'd expect from such a place. From open spaces, grassy field, oval running track, baseball field, basketball court, tennis courts https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=g2BS61DWG-FtY0oWI2GLBw&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw, plenty of walking pathways https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=TFhigo921QNxiSSTS7s80Q&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw, and even a recreation center along with a pool and ice rink, plus, a children playground - whew! In addition, there was a nice Vietnam Veterans Memorial community Center https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=_d3XRPltFQJVfhZK8ZyRaw&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw with many commemorations memorials to fallen service individuals since World War I marked by a lovely archway https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=tuOxZ5MdJunS8pYsa2qevA&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw. And, there was this fun little literary post https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=CHUqdmAeJsnpwoRQGWXgyA&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw. Furthermore, there were plenty of trees and squirrels https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=3Wb1IsMqXDRTn8HJi5pZ-w&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw! Obviously, there was plenty of natural lighting (duh!) while electric lights illuminated the playing fields. There weren't any TVs while the confluence of exercising people, playing children, random chatter, vehicular traffic, and more, filled the background. ATTIRE Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops... if it weren't so freakin' cold. OVERALL I found Pershing Field Park very pleasing, relaxing, and such a joy for our fuzzy alligator, and would continue to visit it for years to come. It was in a safe area, and I would like to see how it was during the warmer months (I imagined more robust activities) versus the colder winter months when I visited. And darn it... Rasputin loved chasing the squirrels! I found very good value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $0.00 BEFORE any discounts and/or tip). And, because there was nothing to buy, they didn't accept any form of payment that included my credit card of choice... AMEX! 4.0 STARS

Nice park up in Union City/JC Heights. It's a crowded mess on the weekends, but what urban park…read moreisn't. Why I love this park? There's about 9-10 tennis courts, so you can usually find an open court without a wait compared to Hamilton Park in JC where you normally have to wait an hour regardless day/time. Along with tennis there's a decent playground for the kids, a baseball diamond (maybe 2), bball hoops and some picnic benches. Not a lot of open space to run around on grass, but nice if you're looking for recreational sports. Not too far from the elevator from the 9th St. light rail, definitely a gem!

Great park, been coming here since I was a child..now I bring my kids here often. They have tennis…read morecourts, basketball courts and a baseball field which my boys practice often. The park is usually clean although the attendant is usually pretty nasty. The baseball field needs way more attention . Crazy since the football field across the street is always clean and things are brand new. Overall, its a great place to take the kids to play and even for a small BBQ since they have set aside picnic area.

Absolutely appalled by the incompetence of the staff. Tried to sign up today, was told a couple of…read moreweeks ago that all i need was a lease with my name on it. I'm a new resident and I'm still changing my id's and billing addresses. Spoke to a lovely gentleman a couple of weeks ago and was told as long as i have the Secaucus lease with my name on it, I'm eligible to sign up. Today spoke to a nasty woman who told me that i was misinformed and in fact do need ID with Secaucus address, I politely reminded her that i know at least of 4 people that signed up with ID's from different city's and provided their Secaucus leases, she told me that's not true and I was lying. I literarily know 4 people that did this with no problem and multiple staff members from the gym notified me that the lease is all i need. I understand that sometimes people are not trained well and might be misinformed, I worked in hospitality for 12 years, but this woman, besides being completely clueless, was incredibly rude, interrupted me and even raised her voice. Not sure what she is going through, but we just signed up for LA Fitness and will never go to Rec center. Please retrain her, she is a horrible employee.

I'm not a Secaucus resident; however, this place is ideal because it has a pool and everything and…read morewhether you're a Secaucus resident or not, this place is great for kids!

Owner is very rude. Most of the paddles are broken and you're only allowed to use 1 ball even when…read morethere's no one else in there.

Hopeless and frankly a waste of time. Customer service is horrible and the layout of the tables…read moresuck. You are better off going to manhattan and going to Spin. More expensive but better than a place that tells you "you only get one ball to play with".

Really cool, elevated public park/path for walking, biking, jogging, and taking in the sights and…read moresounds of the city. There's art, vendors, foliage and depending on time of year, decor. At some points you get super close to some of the adjacent apartment and condo buildings. Locals recommend it. If you walk it straight through, it's about 45 minutes but you'll want to stop and take pictures as well as read some of informative signage and learn a bit about the history and ecosystem.

Great view of the city especially on a nice clear day...free to walk going either direction. The…read moreexpanded section takes you all the way to the Javitz Convention Center... convenient and nice views as one walks... and don't have to worry about crossing the street or traffic lights. Only people traffic. There are new installations as one walks across the The High Line and some construction so be mindful and stay on the path. When you get to Hudson Yards, the Buddha statue (as of late April 2026) replaces the big pigeon statue). There are several exits along the High Line so one does not have to go all the way to each end... exit where you need and come back. Pay attention to the hours on weekdays and weekends. Enjoy the sites and views and nice stroll from above the ground.

Space is located on the 8th floor of the building and taking the elevator takes a while because…read morethere's alot of people coming in and out of the various venues in the building. We walked in with a large group on a Saturday night around 11pm and they had an opening for us. $50 an hour for ping pong (we played beer pong with water). We did a drink package that included two bottles of shochu, 5 bottles of beer and one food selection for $89. That's honestly a great deal. The bathrooms were clean. The staff goes around picking up your ping pong balls for you as well. They have a mini arcade with some games. There's a decent amount of seating throughout as well as bar seating. Overall an enjoyable and affordable activity for a large group.

My group of four booked space ping pong for a fun double date. As it is centrally located in KTown,…read moreI thought it would be overpriced ans crowded - but surprisingly there were a few open tables on the weekday night we dropped by. The atmosphere is a little dark and lighting reminded me of a club - so if you are sensitive to lights, maybe stay away. But those lights made the ping pong balls glow in the dark. We paid ~50$ (inclusive of tax/tip) for one hour on a Thursday night - split amongst 4 people, it wasn't a bad price for a small outing.

We had an unforgettable time aboard the Narwhal Yacht, the highlight of my husband's 60th birthday…read moretrip to NYC. Our private three-hour sail (2:30-5:30) was perfectly relaxing -- just the three of us on a calm, overcast afternoon in New York Harbor, with a refreshing breeze and gentle waves beneath us. Captain Eric's beautiful sailboat took us up close to the Statue of Liberty and beneath the three "BMW" bridges -- Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Williamsburg. The views were stunning, and the peaceful rhythm of the water made the whole experience feel like a world away from the city's bustle. What truly made the trip special was Captain Eric himself. His insight into the harbor's history and his passion for the Billion Oyster Project -- a local STEM initiative working to restore oyster reefs through education -- really inspired us. As visitors from North Carolina, we were moved to make a gift in honor of the impact Eric had on our day and his dedication to teaching others about protecting the local environment. If you're looking for an experience that's both affordable and unforgettable, book a sail with Narwhal Yacht Charters. We all agreed: this will be something we do every time we come back to New York City!

Words will not be able to do justice to how incredible this entire experience on the Genesis was!…read moreCaptain Eric was the best - so knowledge about both sailing and New York in general. Such a great guy, and you can tell that he really loves what he does. We booked the two hour sail for 4 people that included a sail to the Statue of Liberty and the Manhattan Skyline on the Hudson River. The whole sailing experience was wonderful and relaxing, and the views were gorgeous. Also really enjoyed listening to all his stories and histories about the area as we sailed (he'll share with you as much or as little as you want!). We booked the sail so our friend could propose to his girlfriend during it, and Captain Eric worked with him both in advance and while on the sail to ensure that it all went smoothly and perfectly! This included live updates on the weather and the option to reschedule due to inclement weather. He also gave advice on the best portion of the sail for the proposal. We were also able to take some great engagement photos while on the boat as well (and Captain Eric even grabbed some great candids for us as well!). Overall, the most wonderful experience, and hands down will do it again next time we return to New York.