We go there for breakfast every Sunday after Mass. Best coffee anywhere. Great large plates of…read morefood. Great oxtails.

Roasted pork with white rice and black awesome. The…read morecroquetas not that good. Service was slow even though the restaurant was not busy Overall good value for the money. 3 stars because of the slow or lack of service

Knead Some Love has been everywhere on my Instagram feed, so I naturally had to try their donuts…read moreinfused with Indian culture -- think Gulab Jamun or mango lassi flavored ones. I tried the pistachio and rose flavor, and the sponge-like, moist texture was so good. It would have been perfect and super absorbent with a cup of tea. These are definitely specialty donuts that feel handmade and would be great for events like a birthday or a wedding, something with real significance. The service was excellent. The owner of the donut stand, when I saw her at Holi Seaport (downtown Manhattan), was very nice and humble. Even though she was working a packed station, she still took the time to serve me personally. She sold out all her donuts, which tells you just how amazing they are. The ambience depended on the event, since it was just a stand -- I didn't go to her actual shop in Weehawkens. Given that she does a lot of events between New York and New Jersey, the vibe will vary depending on which one you attend.

Visited them at the Williamsburg Smorgasburg, and we were really excited since the donuts were…read morebeautiful. We got both vegan options they had that day (tiramisu kulfi cardamom and spiced chai latte), and they looked great for our snack. We didn't see the prices before ordering (not my usual MO, but it was busy and they brought over the unit to tap our phone), and when we saw the charge later, we were floored. Smorgasburg pricing is always kind of ridiculous, but this was so high that we thought something went wrong with the order. Over $30 for TWO donuts after taxes and fees? I'm all for supporting small businesses, but for two small donuts, that's kind of outrageous. For the price we paid, I'd expect the best donuts I've ever had in my life, and while these were fine, they were not that. Since the flavors are Indian-inspired, they're flavors that are not common at other donut shops, which is great, but the pricing is just completely off. Pretty donuts, but can't see spending this much again.

I highly recommend this Taylor ham egg, and cheese you can't go wrong service is always great and…read morefriendly. It has that bodega shop. Feel prices are great. Can't wait to come back again soon.

The bitcoin ATM at this location was not working to purchase bitcoin and the employee at the…read morecounter did not know how to solve the problem. I ended up leaving with no purchase made.

There's a little oasis of food (Dominican Cuisine) nestled in this market. The food is…read moreauthentically Dominican and they offer other basic cuisine, all seasoned and prepared well. It's all set up buffet style giving you the opportunity to create a plate according to your taste and appetite for the moment. Breakfast is limited but very Dominican in offerings and flavor. The buffet caters to any appetite vegetarians, vegans, pescatarians and of course carnivores. Service consists of buffet attendants who keep the area very clean, they are helpful and menu knowledgeable, most importantly they keep the delicious cuisines coming out to replenish the empty trays at buffet steam tables. Ambiance is like no other... You're seated in the produce section of a market having a delicious meal community style. Limited seating is offered indoors just grab a seat and "buen provecho" enjoy your meal. A couple of tables are placed outside the main entrance for outdoor dining but it's not recommended unless you're in a rush to just sit, eat and run. It's both affordable and tasty so definitely Yummy Tummy here. If you have a bad meal here then blame yourself because you created the dish. NOW SHUT UP AND EAT!

It's a OK grocery store - it's nothing special and the prices are actually a little more expensive…read morethan nearby grocery stores - but it's OK. I will *specifically* note that if you have a pet, consider going elsewhere, they do not like pets inside. My review will not be impacted by this pet advisory though, as it's not an important factor for most people, but, just wanted to emphasize it for those who may have a pet and need to get groceries.

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.

Lovely store with an excellent selection of organic wines, for those with allergies. Knowledge…read morestaff, regular wine tastings and a nice team that works there.

They have a nice, curated selection of quality wine. They also helped me select a wine after I told…read morethem what I was looking for. Highly recommend this store.

This cute little farmers market can be found underneath the 14th Street viaduct operating on…read moreSaturdays May 4 - December 21 9am-1pm. They have a huge pickle selection, meat and fish, produce from Stony Hill Farm, fresh baked goods and a small selection of other vendors. They also feature a holiday markets on Sundays Dec 8, 15, and 22 + artisan markets throughout summer. A great use of space hidden under the bridge!

It's a bit confusing because there are 2 different Farmers Markets at this Location. For dates…read morecheck these web sites: Saturdays, MAY 3 - DECEMBER 20, 9am-1pm: https://www.hobokenfarmersmarket.com Sundays 11-4 but not every Sunday: https://mainstreetpops.com

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.

Clearly a neighborhood spot more than a destination. Uptown Hoboken has an abundance of high rise…read morebuildings and the neighborhood has a lot of walkable businesses. Urban Market fits in well as many of the locals will be here for the impressively-fresh produce, grab and go items, some unique specialty foods, and whatever else they may need. A drawback is that it doesn't appear to be the full-service (deli, seafood, butcher etc.) spot that Shop Rite is, and some products are pricey (not all, such as the reasonable pricing of produce). I think if you live close by, you'll enjoy Urban Market a lot and shop often. I think the farther away you are, the appealing nature dips a bit.

Take cover from the rain…read more.. Been here before, and now I realize how popular this place has become. Two floors of food, and shopping experience. Food court is good, stopped for some Chicken Bone Broth Soup, continuing with the cold weather vibe. Reasonably priced, fun to just window shop and people watch, great building reconfigured for exploring how this old building use to be a nabisco factory? Certainly a good stop over for good shopping experience, tourist finds, and variety of stores to explore outright.

Cute spot to walk around and lots of food options & shops. There's quite a bit to choose from and…read moreit can be overwhelming. I am glad I checked it out but once was probably enough and I don't need to come back. If you want to walk the High Line, you can grab a quick bite here and then this runs right above it so it's easy access!

Black angus shortrib burger grilled over binchotan. Mid rare inside, the perfect sear on the…read moreoutside in a toasted brioche bun smeared with tangy goat cheese and topped with caramelized onions and a fried egg. Maybe a dry aged burger grilled over cherry wood, topped with sautéed mushrooms then finished with truffle salt. A true steakhouse experience right from your own kitchen. The legendary pantheon of beef for 90 years, Pat LaFreida has got you covered. It's all about the ground cow. While their signature burger and brisket burger blends are solid the standouts: --Short rib burger - Black angus short rib, brisket, chuck, shoulder clod; stunning. Extremely moist with pronounced sweet beefy characteristic only found in the short rib. --Dry aged burger - Chuck, brisket, shortrib and 30-50 day dry aged prime rib trimmings; sweet Jesus! All the beefy sweetness you expect from an outstanding burger with the nutty, bleu cheese funk and umami supercharged finish. Burgers sold preformed, Four 6oz patties and vacuumed sealed. Prices as of this review range from $15.95 - $24.20. Steaks? All USDA Prime and at the top end of the grading scale. Very well trimmed with fine marbling throughout. Deep veins of fat separate muscles. It keeps the steak plenty moist but it will require cutting some away post cooking. Sold by the inch (thickness). The two inch porterhouse (aprox 32oz) is excellent. Average $40/lb. 30 day dry aged versions of the classic steakhouse cuts also offered and are a better deal with their more concentrated beef flavor. Nutty, bleu cheese funk is present but mild. Denser, more concentrated flavor, equally juicy with less liquefied fat when cooked than the regular prime. The 2" thick bone in strip or bone in rib steak is where it's at. Average $45/lb. Veal, pork, lamb and sausages all on offer. None sampled. It's about the beef. A minimum of 2 steaks or packs of burgers required. Shipping via FedEX next day. $50-$100. Make a sizable order to spread the "love". Multiple orders over the years. Never any problems with ordering, shipping, packaging or delivery to Hawaii. Top tier steakhouses with outdoor dining are hard to find so why not put on some pants, pour yourself a drink as the wine breathes and overindulge (for half the cost) in your own home?

I ordered from themalot a few years ago. I ordered 5 bone in…read more30 day aged strip steaks for Mothers Day. Very excited to serve these and really could not spend the amount but it was Mothers Day. These steaks were the toughest ever. Worse than a big box store. I am so unhappy with this and will NEVER order from them again. Bait and switch. You should be ashamed!! I would give these steaks a 0.