Just walked in, sat down, asked for a menu, bartender literally said, "For??"…read more........ Um, the food & drinks???? (Didn't say that lol I just left but you get the picture) Dark hair with the fake glasses in particular was the bully but all in all the female bartenders were clearly nicer to the guys than a girl. As a girl's girl, DEFINITELY DO NOT recommend this place. They're not worth it lol

Great jagerbombs cool bartender will definitely come again! Shoutout maya and cristiane !read more

There is no food offered at all. The bartender is bias. I…read morehave not been in this bar for over 3 months. Last time I was here , the bar tender with dreadlocks, saw how the other patrons were being reckless and causing problems but I was kicked out instead. Now that I'm back 3 months later. He said he will not serve me. I'm sitting here now questioning his logic. He just says. I will never serve you or anyone like you. Bias ? More than likely.

My husband, friends and I love to check out dive bars in the area. As soon as we walked into The…read moreDeep Inn m, it was a vibe. It was around 3:30pm on a Friday. Not a lot of people there, but we were welcomed by all as soon as we walked in - patrons, bartender Paulie Walnuts and owner Maryann. Drinks were flowing, first served by Maryann. Paulie remembered our orders and took care of us. Chatted with other folks there and had a dance "party" with the Touch Tunes with all giving song requests! No judgments clean dive bar essence strong drinks positive vibes We can't wait to go back!

Excellent service. Would recommend to stop by and try the place. Friendly folks and a nice…read moreatmosphere.

Food... 10/10 Service... 10/10…read more Price... 10/10 CASH ONLY!!! This local bar is a great spot for a quiet meal in Jersey City. Locally owned and operated, eating here makes you feel like a local. The corned beef was served hot and fresh. The rye bread perfectly complements the tender beef.

I was at Cork City on July 11th to watch the Argentina vs Switzerland would cup match. Instead I…read moreended up watching a drunk man lose his shit in the street for 30 minutes. This man walked out of cork city and was incredibly emotional. Threatening to fight anyone that talked to him. A woman took exception and called him out to which this drunk man proceeded to elbow the woman in the chest (her husband was a coward and didn't do anything). After this the customers at the bar were extremely upset and called the police. Ten minutes later the police showed up and walked the man to the opposite corner. This is where the management/security at Cork City showed their true colors. The Cork City employee (it was said that he was the owner but not sure if that is true) was overheard saying that the person that called the police in the bar would never be allowed back. Cork City itself never called the police to deal with this drunk lunatic. After another 30 minutes it became clear that this man was going to be let off scot-free. The customers outside started to grow restless at this fact and yelled to the police officers that they all witnessed the man assault a woman. During this time to Cork City representative told us that he did not see anything. Everyone outside saw what happened and he refused to hold the drunk man accountable. He was too worried about serving beers and his reputation than ensure the safety of others. This is disgraceful and I would hope nobody that knows this information ever gives them another dime. If you are looking for somewhere to get a nice chill drink in this area I would highly recommend Louise and Jerry's! Much better spot to enjoy a drink.

Who's up a for a little culture war? As one of what David Hyde Pierce called the "nerdy indoor…read morekids," I realize I've been gaslighted for decades by the jocks. A mid-80s Mets obsessive who yearns for the days of Mookie Wilson and Bob Murphy, I haven't kept up with baseball so much in recent years. That all-star game tie and DH in the NL didn't appeal to me so much. Game 7 of the World Series provided an opportunity for me to be a "normal American" and watch the game at the bar. But I didn't want to buy $80 of drinks so I figured I'd try for inning 6 and beyond and get the finale. So the plan was Cork City for part and maybe another for the ending. The game was on many TVs, caught that cool double play. The sound was on but the talking kind of drowned it out, which seemed less than ideal. However, after I left, none of the 30-ish bars I walked past even had the sound on! So much for all the "sports bars" in this town. (To be fair: it was Halloween weekend, and business decisions to appeal to 20-something women in lingerie and their admirers may have been a factor). After going to 14th and back I was ready to enjoy extra innings at Cork City. But they were at capacity. Game Over. Yes, I'm copping to my inexperience in Hoboken bar-going. Turns out Cork City offered the best baseball experience in town. As for the bar itself, I enjoyed the Peach Fuzz cider from Pennings. The service was friendly. I'll try again on an off-peak night. My plan didn't work out but at least I got some steps in and learned that many sports fans are liars.

Love O'Donnells pub! Bartender is great and the Guinness is even better-best bar ever!read more

They have such a nice chill vibe here, you will really enjoy yourself. For the holiday season, they…read morehave some great window Christmas displays that add to the ambiance. Bonus points for a solid Guinness, a nice shot of Jameson, and Touch tunes serving up the jukebox jams. It's good for groups or a nightcap with a date. Unique beer selection, too.

Every time I go here, I wind up getting the bar pie because it is so good. But this time, I…read morecommitted to trying things I had never had. Kuhls? Ya came up aces yet again! Started off with the chili. I'm pretty picky with my chili, but this chili cleared the bar. Not too spicy, but very tasty. Well done. After that, wound up getting a double cheeseburger. It was the highlight of the meal, and one of the best in the whole city.

If you're looking for elegance, this is not the place, but if you're interested in really great bar…read morefood, cold beers, and a small bill, this is your spot!

I am a big fan of Pint (craft beer bar) at 34 Wayne Street in downtown Jersey City, NJ. It is…read morequaint and the clientele consists of gays and whomever else stops by. It has great reasonably priced drinks with cocktail specials and some fun game activities. People are friendly and we're blessed with probably the best manager / bartender staff in the 9 years I have been a devoted patron. The staff of Tommy, Max, Jason, Bryan and Cameron are to be commended for being efficient, personable, and making Pint continue to thrive.

Came on a sunny Thursday afternoon and they had outdoor seating. A very welcoming bar, and you get…read morefree popcorn with your drinks. I would definitely come back! Small space, but cozy. A local hidden gem.

Just wanted to update and let people know that this is no longer a sports bar. Most of the…read morepictures attached do not match what I saw today. None of the TV's had games/sports. I did not have any food or drinks, so I will not leave a negative review. However, if you are looking for a sports bar in the area I would not recommend Rosie's.

This hot spot is literally HOT!…read more Be prepared to sweat due to the poor ventilation, but it's still a great time. This Brazilian/Portuguese bar is a local hot spot. Being an outsider I was not looked down upon or made feel uncomfortable. I actually had a great time. A live duo cover band sang some American classic hits and Brazilian/Portuguese songs. The inside bar is small, and the outdoor seating is good sized. Prices were not crazy high, and they do offer food. FYI: Parking is street, and can be a bit tough since the area is heavily populated.