Okay but a tad expensive for the overall experience. Burgers were fine. Bun old. Lettuce old…read more Oysters were not bad. Still coulda done betta.

Cool spot in Hoboken for drinks and seafood. There's a bar, some high top seating, a few tables and…read moreoutdoor seating in the front of the restaurant. There's an extensive cocktail list and lots of great wines. The menu is heavy on the seafood but there are also some meat options. We were happy with everything we got. My favorite was the salmon with rice and snap peas. All of the flavors worked so well together.

Alex was a wonderful tour guide and a great asset in assisting me in planning my employers week in…read moreNew York for him and his teenage girls. She curated a tour specifically around the wants and interests of the group. She was flexible and happily changed course when the need arose. We also used her consulting services to buildout the rest of the trip with amazing restaurant recommendations, site seeing, and fun activities. I definitely recommend Alex and her services if you're looking for a fun interactive tour or need some great local recommendations. Thank you, Alex!

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When it comes to poor communication, inconsistent guidelines, and self-serving planning this place…read moreis bar-none the best. Management is certainly apathetic/downright rude when it comes to the needs of their patrons.

I was invited to the Elks' lodge by an Elks member. The Elks' lodge is exactly what I thought it…read morewould be: old, dark and a ton of Elk (the animal) heads hanging on the wall. They have an old bar in the basement with a billiards table. The Elk members are very nice people and fun to hang around.

Hello my name is Richie B. I first met Carla when I worked for Columbia Records back in 1988 to…read more2003 and also worked in a small club in downtown NYC promoting Artist like Marc Anthony and some of our other Columbia Artists. I met Carla through her sister who approach me a gave me her CD to listen too. Well I was impress and told her sister to tell Carla to stop by the club tomorrow which was a Sat night nite so I can meet her. Well she did and we played some tracks of her cd that nite the Crowd love it! She became big hit they all wanted to know who was singing. Carla songs became a club favorite. Carla has a great personality Friendly and Funny and very attractive. We became friends instantly and I forward her tracks to the Exec. at Columbia but unfortunately at that time they were not interested but Carla never gave up and we played her tracks every weekend at the club. She has a never stopping attitude and what she wants she will try and get. So far shes doing great writing music, performing live and acting too and has her own entertainment company . There's that song out there called "I Will Survive " well that's Carla! Carla don't ever stop ! So happy we met ( thanks to your sister)and are still friends after all these years take care and good luck in your journey . Richie Bonelli

Carla Virola is an amazing performer. She is very professional that I highly recommend her to any…read moreperforming event. Her melodic and powerful voice resonates to the audience's heart. I have seen her perform numerous times and all the audience had a great time and was raving about her. Her performance during the Vietnam Veterans Pinning Ceremony was so beautiful and touching that most of the audience cried with joy while Carla was contributing the patriotic songs to the veterans. It was such a memorable event, many thanks to Carla's wonderful performance!

Friends night out, we decided to try this place. Plenty of…read moreparking as it's in a business building. But it works, entry was easy, the security was in point. We had free tickets. We went inside and it very nice. The decor made it decorated with famous singers. The bar was center to the room. It was a big square with all 4 sides sides were serving drinks. Big plus! Music was really good as it was a throwback night. We made our way to a section where we can sit and enjoy our view. We had a great time. We danced every song. The drinks weren't bad. But when it hit full, there was no air. We left shortly after the smoke started to come out. Nice feature but it was too hot in there. It was nice while it lasted If we come back we will come earlier.

New lounge in the area with nice bar & sport TVs, very modern with nice sleek black decor offset…read morewith neon club lights. Not that large, moderate dance floor but not definitely warehouse size. Has lots of VIP couch seats in the lounge area, and high top bar tables. Lounge neighbors Medieval Times. Large parking lot is free. Weekends can get LIT supposedly. The bar ladies are smokin. Kinda feel like one of those tight Hoboken clubs. Latin Friday nights. Weekdays seem to be chill spot with grab to go cafe food style. Could be the new nightlife go to spot!

This league doesn't hold a candle to NYC Social…read more NYC Social is fun and encourages collaboration amongst all of the teams. They have contests at the post-game bar meet ups for things like the most team spirit and social media love where you can win credits for future games or more importantly, a bar tab. They update their rain hotline instead of making you come to the field, only to cancel the game. They have a professional photographer that comes to the game to take action shots. Their refs are actually friendly. They hold games at a reasonable hour and not 10:00 at night. They don't allow bunting. Most importantly, their fields are not in the middle of crime ridden areas. ZogSports was fun because I got to play kickball with some great friends, but they run a really poor organization. It's a shame that this is one of the only adult sports leagues in Hoboken.

Fun.. Social..Active. How can you complain with any of that? Zogsports is a great, social…read moreorganization that allows you to have fun, be social, and get some endorphins flowing simultaneously. Does it replace the gym? Probably not, unless you do one of the super-competitive leagues. I did cornhole, so umm, yeah, I still needed to hit the gym afterwards haha. But I had a ton of fun, and I made some great friends that I still talk to outside of the games. There are a variety of options. In the past, I've also done volleyball, but there's kickball, soccer, dodgeball, softball, and more. You want to play it? They probably have it. You can also choose your competitive level, so whether you're a top athlete, or have 0 hand-eye coordination, there is a league for you. There are leagues offered throughout the year, and you can choose based on days (ie: Sunday league, as opposed to a weekday league). If your work schedule isn't flexible, sometimes the times can conflict. It's also a little expensive (BUT part of your contribution goes to donating to the winning team's philanthropic organization). You also get discounted alcohol after the games. Overall, if you have the time and you enjoy being social, do it. I suggest joining with at least one friend in the beginning so you feel at ease, but if you rather go at it solo, you'll still have a blast!

Here is the thing, it is a private "social club" so I guess not everyone can go without being a…read moremember. IF you love to play pool, this place has something very special - an entire network and connection to the JC area APA league. There are so many teams that play out of different local bars and "clubs", and this one is the heart of the league. I went there to play "Gold Cup" playoffs last weekend, which took my team about 2 years to achieve. Downstairs is a full bar, pool table, general social environment (divey but hip). Upstairs they play tournaments, which you must belong to APA to participate. Fun, Social, and very Diverse crowd. Love the energy and intensity. Nice group of people, if you like pool and live nearby, join in the fun!