Was thrilled when Marty's opened up in The Heights a few years ago. We were starved for quality,…read moretraditional American quick service restaurants. I won't leave a long review, but I'm gonna share a few thoughts from my frequent visits: The food is fantastic. I honestly prefer Marty's to its closest major chain comparison, Shake Shake. It's all so delicious and picture perfect every time; a feast for the belly and the eyes. Recently, a new competitor showed up in town (Smash and Zingers). I gave them a fair chance, ordering twice and trying different items, but I wasn't very impressed. My latest order with them sealed the deal that I will be going back to Marty's as my main local burger spot. My only gripe is that the fries can be a bit soggier than I like. Was hoping they'd fix that over time, but it's yet to be addressed.

Best burger place in town. Me and my wife's go to for take out. I usually order the double patty…read morecheeseburger on a potato bun(potato bun is better than their regular sesame seed bun in my opinion). Spicy chicken sandwich is one of the best around. We get regular chicken strips for the kids...they love them. We end our order with a Cookies and Crème milkshake(my wife's favorite). The service is always fast and people are always cheerful. The ambiance of the place is always laidback - kind of a beach town vibe. I would say the only room for improvement I would recommend is changing their entire French Fries system. I've ordered from both this location and the other JC location and almost every time they Fries are a disappointment. They're always soggy and just overall not good. But other than that...best burger place in town!!!

First time ordering food from this location.... Food is…read moreexcellent.. They do not accept credit cards.... The reason for only 4 stars is because the employee was not wearing a mask which is required to during the Corona Virus Epidemic...

Order at your own risk, their food is so bad. Old refried chicken, stale gyros and beef Pattie'sread more

This was a really cool restaurant with such a variety of meat. I tried camel and it wasn't for me…read morebut just having that option seemed really awesome. It's a very small establishment with limited seating so best to take to go. Hours are not reflected accurately as it says it closes at 9 pm online but they're open later.

We had such a great experience here! Very cool spot. There were 9 of us so we took up the inside…read moreand got to have a nice chat with Tyrone. Great guy!! Wonderful food. We will miss it since we live in Cali. Maybe we can talk him into opening a shop out here.

I found a clean venue that doesn't smell like bleached mop or throw up from a rough Saturday night…read moreinstead I found that the place clean, nothing sticky. The place smelt good, the restrooms were clean. I ordered a Cesar salad and spring rolls, an older gentle delivered it with care. Service was nice and precise My drinks were strong and delicious (no ice) I think it's the perfect stop for after hours, a quick bite and chill moment. Cali 80's Rock is the aesthetic, hard to find these days but it's right off the PATH train in Journal square. I'll be back.

Man, these burgers. Well... they are good. I like them. Also they'll sell you beer here too. Order…read morethe waffle fries if you like fries.

I came here twice and everything was amazing. My little one loved the pasta with butter and the…read moregrilled cheese. I had the sweet potato salad and had some chicken added and it was great. I took the rest home. The service day was great and the ambiance was very calm. The other patrons there were also very polite and courteous. Definitely recommend this place and definitely will be back.

We ordered take out and it was very fast and very delicious. I had the Gnocchi Bolognese, would…read morerecommend them. The servers are very friendly too, we've eaten at that location before and the ambiance is very nice.

(Dined 06/29/2024 SA @ 2:00pm): I was here for a weekend brunch, but if any foxes or crows joined…read morein that would be cool! In my quest to explore the various cuisine scenes throughout Jersey City and specifically the Heights, I made my way to Fox And Crow. Like Corkscrew Bar, I've had this on my bookmark list since I started visiting my friend a few years ago when she moved out here. I always loved a neighborhood bar (sports in this case) that also served food (and live entertainment, too!) so I could hang out with the local people. Would I have anything to crow about, or would I be as sly as a fox and just sneak on by!? PURCHASE Brunch Spicy Bloody Mary ($8.00): I wasn't a huge bloody mary fan (I was traumatized by V8 tomato juice growing up), but it just sounded good on this particular day. It was a fairly simple straightforward cocktail that lacked the elaborate bells and whistles that could be found on Instagram... and I was fine with that. The spiciness nicely cut some of the tomato juice taste which was a plus, the celery stalk was lip, I wished thee wee oe olives, the lemon wedge seemed to serve no purpose, and I felt there was too much ice. It was decent, but I think I filled my quota for the year. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&select=YAXNZzbwBxhsZXoH9n98SA [ONION RINGS/STRAWS/STRINGS ALERT - 3.0 of 5.0 STARS] Onion Rings ($7.00): A small basket with eight rings of various sizes, these were hot, darkly browned, crunchy, and had a tendency to crumble when bitten into while the onion ring (not sweet Maui) also broke apart. They were on the oily side, the ketchup helped a bit, and were decent at best. These reminded me of the ones I bought when I played Little League, so a bump for nostalgia. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&select=ZtV4C6Dp1NmjRMiz0J2fTQ Kane Brewing Co. Head High American IPA Beer 16floz Draft ($8.00): Bright hazy amber color, citrusy hoppy aroma, low body, citrusy hoppy flavor, smooth finish, and citrusy hoppy aftertaste. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&select=k_Q3KQCdsM349f7aDHU7EA FXC Brunch Burger w/Fries ($16.00): Made with a juice angus beef patty, thick-cut bacon slices, monterey jack cheese and a sunny-side up egg served between a toasted brioche bun, this was a two-handed mess as gooey yolk squirted out and dripped down your lip and chin. The side of crispy dark brown fries were nicely seasoned. I was done after this monstrosity. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&select=VTHNI0LbZCHveZBwk9FwmQ SERVICE I arrived an hour before their weekend brunch ended. I was quickly greeted by a friendly gentleman behind the bar and was immediately met by a nice woman with menus who allowed me to sit wherever. I easily placed my order as everything arrived perfectly spaced out. My server cleared away any empties, and I never felt rushed to leave once I paid. All was good - thanks! PARKING (Street; N/A this instance) This was an easy flat 20-minute walk from my friend's place. Otherwise, there appeared to be plenty of spots along the main drag of Palisade Ave. and all surrounding roads - 'nu said. ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE A tidy interior layout with plenty of stools lining the long bar, a mix of stools at a center counter bar, a smattering of chairs/tables, and some lodge-like odds and ends displayed throughout. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&select=E3zSVvIdQqbZ61sTwwMnLA There was also a tiny sideway patio area. Decent natural lighting came through the front windows and doors while eclectic hung electric ceiling lights filled in the rest. There were a few TVs at the bar while music (and TV volume) played in the background. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&select=GiF86KQbCwXDGx40HMBBxQ ATTIRE Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. OVERALL Fox And Crow was a chilled neighborhood spot and would definitely return! It was laid back with some local beers on tap, happy hour, a tight brunch https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&select=VTvd9VP9ZsuPb7oX79EruQ menu, tasty food, reasonable prices, daily live entertainment, and the service was wonderful. And, I always loved supporting small businesses whenever possible. I found total value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $42.00 BEFORE any discounts and/or tip). And, they accepted my credit card of choice... AMEX! 5.0 STARS

Came here on a Sunday night to watch the game- small and unassuming on the outside but very cozy…read moreinside! Loved the decor! I got the cheese and veggie quesadilla and my fiance got the old blue burger with a side of the foxy fries. I also got the signature cocktail "love my way" which was excellent! Only reason not to give 5 stars is the limited menus and the fries were steak fries (which are massive) but some were slightly undercooked and not as crispy as we would have liked. Either way, worth coming here with friends or a date night!

i've had 7th street plenty of times before, but this time i tried their new spicy jalapeño burger…read more i normally always get a single stack, but this time i wanted to try something different and go for a double. Great choice! I didn't get much of the jalapeño in the first bite, and could agree that the jalapeños and its accompanying sauce could be spread out a bit more, but i finally got a bite of the jalapeños towards the center and it was delicious. My bf loves their loaded fries, but i'm content with their bare fries. 7th Street's regular fries have a consistent and familiar crispy to them that i'll always enjoy. i'm not a big burger person, but they've managed to perfect the ultimate greasy burger. the new app was fairly easy to use, and streamlined the ordering process, making it efficient and easy for all. no more awkward blank stares or pauses at the menu when making your order with the cashier haha. it may not be part of their plan, but i would love to see a deluxe option in the near future, consisting of lettuce, tomatoes, and etc.

You walk into 7th Street Burger expecting hype. And let's be honest -- when a Manhattan "favorite"…read moremultiplies into a dozen locations, skepticism is healthy. Expansion can water things down. Quality can slip. Legends can fade. Not here. I hit the Hoboken, New Jersey location and let me tell you something -- a true smash burger is rare. Everyone thinks they're doing it. Few actually are. There's a difference between a thin burger... and a properly smashed, lacy-edged, griddle-seared masterpiece. The menu? Almost aggressively simple. Single or double. Fries or no fries. That's it. And when the product is this good, why complicate it? Everything cooked to order. The patty smashed paper-thin, developing that deep, crispy crust while somehow -- almost disrespectfully -- staying juicy inside. That contrast is the entire point of a smash burger, and they nail it. This isn't just a burger pressed flat. This is technique. And the fries? Piping hot. Golden. The kind you grab immediately and burn your fingertips because waiting is not an option. But here's the part that made it hit differently: introducing my son to his first real smash burger. There's something about watching that first bite -- that moment when he realizes burgers don't have to be thick and overworked to be great. His standards just changed forever. There's no going back now. That also means I'm in trouble...because there isn't a decent smash burger anywhere close to where we live :-/ Some places chase trends. Some places perfect one thing and dare you to question it. 7th Street Burger keeps it simple -- and absolutely nails it.

The nachos were mid. They used lettuce instead of cilantro. It's nicer to have beans in the…read morenachos. Not that these are mandatory, but overall the taste was just a concoction of various ingredients that didn't fit together.

In the interests of full disclosure-- I don't eat at "fast food" restaurants anymore. My days of…read morepatronizing McDonald's and Burger King are long behind me (although I did stop at a McDonald's a few years ago after having medical tests done and ordering a bagel/egg concoction and a cup of coffee; I was starving, it hit the spot, and I wrote a reasonably complimentary review of the place, if I remember right). Even 20-plus years ago, when I'd occasionally become nostalgic for a fast-food burger and order one, I invariably regretted it. But I did order from 30 Burgers a few days ago while working in Hoboken, when a co-worker (the new Godfather of Lunch) suggested ordering food and having it delivered. Usually, I would have said no. But I was suffering a migraine that particular day, the medication I take for it was having an adverse effect on me (as it sometimes will; it stops headache pain but makes me feel overall like shite) and I thought food might help settle my nausea and upset stomach. Even the erstwhile Godfather of Lunch joined us in ordering (like me, he's on a diet and it's proving effective), saying, "You people are forcing me to do this," or words to that effect. Nothing like peer pressure! I ordered the Turkey Royal Burger, which sounded simultaneously healthy and decadent. A turkey burger with a fried egg on it (it has been so long since I've indulged in eggs that I think that's what decided me on this), turkey bacon, American cheese, lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise. Along with it, I ordered a side of seasoned fries, and what initially started as a medium vanilla milkshake (I try to allow myself ice cream or an ice cream-based product only once a month). The former Godfather said, "You've come this far; you might as well go all the way." I wanted to reply, "You're forcing me to do this," as I agreed and signaled the new Godfather to place an order for the large vanilla milkshake, along with the other stuff I wanted. The food arrived pretty promptly, and the price seemed...at least to someone unused to ordering fast food...relatively reasonable. I can't remember what my co-workers ordered, but I was sorta "meh" about the whole experience. The burger was probably the best part of it. It was a large, sloppy mess, but that was satisfying to the latent glutton that I can never entirely exorcise from my psyche. And I have to say that the turkey bacon actually did taste like bacon. The fries were less satisfying, less tasty. Maybe it would have made a difference if we had actually sat down in the restaurant and ate them while they were still hot, but...despite the promptness of the delivery...they were, at best, semi-warm, and pretty tasteless. There were plenty of them, and I ended up disposing of a goodly portion (I don't like throwing away food, but I wasn't going to take them home, and I figured better they wind up in the garbage can than on my waistline or in my arteries). And the milkshake? Another co-worker ordered a medium sized milkshake and my "large" had perhaps only a half inch more of space involved in it. Which meant it probably wouldn't have made much of a difference if I had ordered a medium or a large. It was sweet, and thoroughly drinkable (if not especially tasty), but I regretted that I had used my monthly allotment of ice cream (or milkshake) for this. Oh well...chalk it up to experience! Final verdict? Not great, not bad. They have a lot of variety when it comes to burgers, and if you're into the "fast food" version, this place might rate high on your list. But, speaking purely for myself, if I do get a hankering for a cheeseburger and fries (and it does happen occasionally), I think I'll just stop at a diner or even a regular restaurant in order to indulge that urge. As far as I'm concerned, 30 Burgers is just ok.

If I could give them a zero, I would. Extremely rude and disrespectful!!! Food is not even that…read moregreat.

A dive bar with amazing burgers nice cold beer great service great music definitely stop by this…read moreplace so worth it

Really good spot for lunch and for groups. Plenty of space either I side by the bar our outside…read morepatio which is heated and covered. The fold was outstanding. The chicken naan sandwich was so flavorful. The steak & egg frites were cooked perfectly and the drinks were delicious. We got lucky with parking right in front as it is st. parking so heads up.

Finally stopped at the Hutton for some food. I've been walking past this place for the past year or…read moreso. We ordered the burger LTO and the chicken caprese. The sides were Caesar salad and fries. It was delicious, the server was quick and attentive making sure we were happy with our meal. The presentation of the food was superb it was a nice stop and I am sure I'll be back at some point. Seemed to be a nice dive bar in the heights not many places like this in the area.