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Hav & Mar

4.3 (293 reviews)
Closed • 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM
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ADDIS YORK
Fabienne A.

Arrived @ the start of dinner and I love knowing I'll get fresh, newly energized food and service! This restaurant is thoughtful, intentional, and nurturing - from start to finish. We started off with the blue cornbread (not pictured but DELICIOUS), then the Summer Salad (vacuumed). The main dishes were paired perfectly for sharing and tasting, I LOVE the mermaids in the restaurant, I love the lighting and wooden chandeliers. The ambiance gives a great touch to the space and set the tone for the lovely evening that followed. Thank you for filling our bellies and inspiring food palate expansion!

JERK OCTOPUS SKEWER, LAMB DUMPLING, BIRYANI FRIED RICE
Neha S.

This was a divine dining experience. The food was amazing, and the ambiance was so moody with the dimmed lighting, and felt very posh. The service was great. Our waitress was super nice and smiley, and the food came out pretty fast. We got the octopus skewer, biryani fried rice, dumplings, and this really yummy seafood salad. Every dish was so well balanced, especially with balancing out the acidic flavors of the dish with the rich sauces on the plate. Was amazing, and have to try if you're around the area.

Uyen T.

I really want to like this place, but it is over hyped! I was looking forward to trying this place because of Marcus and I love seafood. I got the oysters and pasta. The oysters didn't taste fresh. The pasta was meh. I didn't enjoy the overall flavors of this dish. I told the server that I can't eat tomatoes but a light sauce is fine. He definitely took it to heart--maybe a little bit too much. After that, I wasn't able to order anything else aside from the pasta. At one point, when the person next to me offered me some chicken katsu skewers, he said "no!". I had to reassure him multiple times that it will be fine. It got pretty annoying! Spoiler alert--I ate it, and I survived! I appreciate the caution but it was overbearing.

HAV BREAD BASKET, SWEDIOPIAN
Julia M.

My boyfriend and I have tried several restaurant week deals and this was our favorite. 4/5 stars because it was quite pricey for what we got, but the majority of it was worth it. The bread basket is a must-order - sadly not on the restaurant week menu but worth the price. For starters we got the gazpacho and the swediopian. Swediopian was good but nothing crazy and 3 small pieces of fish. The entrees were our star of the menu - Nordic forest curry was so flavorful and surprisingly filling, and my bf loved his chicken ramen. The dessert was a little disappointing. The banana tiramisu had an only a couple of pieces of banana, but the pavlova dessert was tasty. The service was truly excellent and our server was very attentive and kind.

HIBISCUS CURED HAMACHI
Bilal Ahmad Farid J.

This was a special tasting w/ restaurant Yakitoro Kono (chef atsushi kono) A mixture of hip hop sounds in the atmosphere from Chef Atsushi backgrounds of breakdancing, but the food has chef Fariyal, Marcus, and Atsushi hands all over it. the decor have me great gatsby, love the artwork by Derrick Adams a fellow baltimore native and being able to see the entire kitchen was a cool concept. The food covered every taste bud you have from sour, sweet, savory, umami, and more. Also touching various regions like European, African to Asian. The FOH held the service down, bar tender was attentive and resourceful, providing me with laughs and knowledge of the menu. This was memorable moment for me and my crew, now I have to come back for Hav & Marv staple tasting to see how they hold up beyond the collab The food that stood out to me the most were: - blue cornbread, tuna tartare, Kawa, Addis York and Ethiopian Princess cake - they were chef kiss This tasting was a build it yourself different from the usually preorder ticket, but it was great splitting with friends and sharing the food; still got filled by the shared portion plus had leftovers. I highly recommend this restaurant as a must go to if you haven't been and if you have been come again

Pre-dinner cocktail while perusing the menu THE NOTORIUS F.I.G.
Roberth K.

I am not going to try to hide that I had really high expectations going in to this visit. I had read a lot about the restaurant, and I've been wanting to visit for quite a while now. The marriage of flavors and techniques across what looks like completely different cultures intrigues me. Spoiler: they did not disappoint! From the greeting at the door through the entire evening the staff was impeccable in their service. Adjusting tone, familiarity, and professionalism as the conversation called for. We felt like visiting a family member, while at the same time being cared for as a professional. Amazing night. The cocktails are divine! They are fun plays on ingredients and culture, without going overboard and just becoming weird. They're layered and complex, while still almost crushable. Food is almost impossible to describe. There are so many flavors and cultures meeting here that I can't do them all justice. To say "great Ethiopian" or "modern American", or "French techniques at their best", or "fun twist on a Swedish classic" while true also diminishes what they become as a whole. Don't take my word for it, experience it yourself. My only recommendation is to go as a larger group, so you can order _everything_ on the menu and share bites; because that is my only regret from my visit - not being able to try it all.

CHOCOLATE TART - my favorite of the evening
Julie C.

If you're looking for a place to warm up in this cold weather, Hav & Mar is the place for you. Not so much because of the indoor temperature, but because of the incredibly warm and welcoming staff. Rarely have I encountered this combination of true professionalism combined with joyfulness and warm hospitality. Even if the food wasn't as great as it is, I would come back just to be around the people! Food-wise, I'd especially recommend the lamb dumplings, but the octopus, black cod, and Nordic forest (mushroom) curry were also great. We had the chocolate tart for dessert, which was both delicious and just plain fun to eat, with great flavor and lots of fun textures between the crispy crust, creamy topping, chunks of cake, and airy foam. To add to the coolness factor, Chef Marcus Samuelsson was there that evening, not only expediting but coming out to greet a few tables. I highly recommend giving Hav and Mar a try. I'm confident it will put a smile on your face like it did mine.

HAV FRIES
Zuobin T.

What a treat it was to enjoy another Marcus Samuelson restaurant in great company to kick off the new year! It was over a decade ago when I first dined at Aquavit when Samuelson was at the helm. Now in 2026, I was glad to share another memorable dining experience at another one of his restaurants. Hav & Mar is a beautiful restaurant with an inviting bar area that welcomes you as soon as you walk through the doors. With a reasonable happy hour menu, the bar was a great spot for mingling before you sit down for your meal. The dining menu was definitely globally-influenced in a good way. There were starter options such as ceviche and entree options such as a Nordic Forest curry. With a group of six, we wanted to try many of the items on the menu. Therefore, I suggested we opt for the chef's table option and leave it up to the chef to curate our culinary adventure for the evening. That turned out to be one of the best decisions for the new year (so far)! We were first greeted with the Fluke Ceviche that we were planning to order and got three plates to share among the six of us, along with some amazing warm dinner rolls. The ceviche was refreshing, with just the right amount of acidity. Then came a salad dish that might have been off the menu, with chopped kale, fresh figs, grapefruits, etc. that offered various textures with each bite. When it came to entree time, we got the following three items: Nordic Forest Curry, D & D Salmon (2 portions), and Havatini 2.0 (2 portions). We also got three portions of the Hav Fries, which included yucca and sweet potato fries with shiro hummus and awaze dips. The curry and salmon were delicious and complex in taste. Although not a fries person, I also enjoyed the fries a lot. On the other hand, the Havatini was on the spicier side that even my Korean friends stayed away from the dish after a couple bites as the spicy aftertaste was a bit overwhelming. For dessert, we got three portions of the orange Pavlova, which was just the light approach we needed to tie a bow on an incredible meal. In terms of service, the entire team was friendly and responsive to our group. Kudos to that!

Emma T.

Perfect experience here. The food was 10/10 and the service was 10/10 and the ambiance was 10/10. They even updated my reservation time with no hassle because I wasn't hungry at my scheduled time. The server gave complementary NA champagne to me and mom for her birthday too!

Anisha P.

I went to Hav & Mar for the Mermaid Hour. I got the Lemon Drop Martini, Tuna Taco, Hav Smash, and the Lax Tostada. The space is beautifully decorated. The fish was so fresh and everything was bright. The have smash was so unique and had a lil kick to it!

ADDIS YORK
Alexis B.

I had dinner at Hav & Mar with my husband and some friends on Saturday, and we enjoyed our meal. Our friends had been before and were happy to return; I had had the restaurant on my list for a while and was excited to try it for the first time. We shared quite a bit of the menu. We started with the Hav Bread Basket (assortment of teff biscuits, warm blue cornbread, injera crisps and flatbread, served with shiro hummus, honey butter, and seasonal jam). Our friend who'd been before insisted on the bread basket. I'm not normally a bread person, but she was right - the bread basket of all bread baskets. That shiro hummus?! The plantain jam?! Next, we had two of their raw and cured dishes: Swediopian (cured salmon, sliced and served with fresh sea buckthorn, a light fennel salad, a spiced mustard sauce, and topped with a coffee injera crumble) and tuna tartare (hand-cut tuna in a flavorful miso with a walnut oil drizzle, accompanied by a citrusy avocado crema and crispy injera chips). They were both fine but not memorable. I was surprised that I didn't get many of the flavors listed on the menu. I didn't taste the sea buckthorn or spiced mustard or coffee on the Swediopian, and I didn't get the citrus in the avocado crema (which I thought tasted a bit underseasoned) in the tuna tartare. Next, we had the lamb dumplings (tender lamb folded into delicate dumplings, finished with spicy red curry and injera crumble), which were very good, very flavorful. Then, we shared several of their entrees: Nordic Forest Curry (mushroom medley and seasonal vegetables in fragrant coconut curry with cilantro rice); Havatini 2.0 (campanelle pasta with a mix of shrimp and crab, served in a right white wine uni butter sauce); Addis York (flavorful fried chicken with bold Ethiopian doro wot stew topped with ayib cheese and accompanied by a soft-boiled egg); and coffee cured duck (served with a crispy duck salad, earthy roasted carrot, and rich duck jus). Of these, I thought the Addis York and coffee-cured duck were great. The veg curry and pasta dishes didn't do it for me (the pasta in particular stuck out like sore thumb from the rest of our meal - just a flat dish). For dessert, we had their Orange Pavlova (a crisp meringue topped with vanilla bean whipped cream and refreshing blood orange sorbet) and their chocolate tart (rich chocolate filling in a crisp crust, finished with an airy black tea foam and bright candied lemon). I preferred the orange pavlova, which was a good dessert. The chocolate tart was a little ... bland? I hardly even tasted chocolate. My husband had a couple of cocktails, and I had a couple of glasses of wine. Our friends stuck to an NA drink that was really refreshing. The restaurant is beautiful - sophisticated but still very comfortable. And the service was excellent - friendly, helpful. I didn't love every single dish, but I loved some a lot (bread basket, Addis York, lamb dumplings, coffee-cured duck). And the experience - especially the service - put the meal over the top for a four star experience. I'd definitely check it out again.

Fried Olives
Destiny B.

I'm hitting up their perfectly curated Mermaid Hour that'll absolutely leave you wanting more. I went in thinking I'd just grab a couple bites and somehow ended up cleaning every single plate. I started drinks off with the Sorrel, topped with a slice of blood orange and clean mint. She was supper flavorful, refreshing, with hints of ginger for a bit of tanginess. For my first bite I had to get the fried olives and as someone who normally does not like olives... these had me questioning everything. Crispy, salty, a bit sour, but dangerously addictive and paired well with the spicy mustard. Up next we have the FISH CRUNCHWICH and I'm not exaggerating when I say I was literally licking my fingers after every bite. The fish was perfectly crispy, the Yuzu Tartar sauce was insane, blending everything together seamlessly. Lastly I had the Hav Smash and this was definitely my number 1. The burgers were perfectly seasoned, juicy, and I just never knew how bad hot honey and burgers need to go together. I had to finish everything off with a lemon drop martini. Perfectly sweet, refreshing and the perfect way to end the meal. The portions were small, but really good especially for one person, and every dish actually felt worth ordering. Safe to say I will absolutely be back for Mermaid Hour.

Fluke Ceviche (part of Restaurant Week menu (~$60))
Aya E.

Ordered: Tivoli Gardens (~$16): Swedish aquavit with raspberry, pineapple, hibiscus, and fresh mint Ka-Shasha Fierce (~$17): cachaça infused with fresh herbs, floral orange blossom, and earl grey tea Hav Bread Basket (~$21): assortment of teff biscuits, warm blue cornbread, injera crisps, and flatbread served with shiro hummus, honey butter and seasonal plantain jam Addis York (~$35): fried chicken with Ethiopian doro wat stew topped with ayib cheese, and a soft-boiled egg Restaurant Week Menu (~$60pp) - Fluke Ceviche: chilled fluke cured in citrusy yuzu with carrot and fresh cilantro - Swediopian: cured salmon, sliced and served with fresh sea buckthorn, a light fennel salad and a spiced mustard sauce topped with a coffee injera crumble - Second Course: Havatini 2.0: campanelle, shrimp, crab, uni butter - Third Course: Orange Pavlova: vanilla bean whipped cream, blood orange sorbet Aya's take: Hav & Mar is a Swedish & Ethiopian restaurant which is a fusion concept you just never hear about! It's a seafood-focused restaurant so we leaned into that with our orders. We stopped by for Restaurant Week 2026; they offer a 3-course meal for ~$60. I tried 2 starter dishes, the Fluke Ceviche and Swediopian. It's certainly smaller than what it would be a la carte which I wish was made clear on the RW menu. Not my favorite but both were fresh, citrusy, and bright. I'm so glad we got the Hav Bread Basket; that is a must for the table! Every single bite in that basket was delicious. I can't decide what I liked more - the teff biscuits or the blue cornbread. The injera crisps were so creative and each of the dips paired well with the breads. For my main, I went with the delicious Havatini 2.0. This is probably the same as their a la carte portion. The uni butter is rich and luscious. There was a good amount of shrimp and crab, and the campanelle was such a unique pasta choice and paired well for this dish. We also added on the Addis York since that is one of their classic dishes. The fried chicken was sweet, smoky, and fried well and the doro wat stew was bursting with flavor. I've also never had a soft-boiled egg cooked to perfection like that. It's a stunning dish, and honestly, it's a shame they didn't include this on their RW menu. We ended with the Orange Pavlova and had a few cocktails which were strong & nice to sip on. The space is elevated, chic, and modern. We also had the pleasure of seeing Chef Marcus Samuelsson himself! Good experience overall!

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Ask the Community - Hav & Mar

I noticed when making reservations, it says for parties of 6 or more you provide your $95 tasting menu. Is that mandatory or just an option?

Hello, Jacques, Thank you for your interest in Hav & Mar. Parties of 6 or more are required to order from our tasting menu as it allows for our kitchen and service team to… 

Are there gluten free options on the menu?

Hello Eve, thank you for reaching out. Yes, Hav & Mar does have quite a number of Gluten Free options on our delicious menu. Please let your server know; they will guide you through your options. Hope to see you soon!

Is there any (heated) outdoor dining?

Hello J S., Thank you for reaching out. We do not have heated outdoor seating at this time, but we have a warm cocktail bar with friendly bartenders. Come by and check us… 

Does this restaurant offer vegetarian/vegan options?

Hello Daniel, We appreciate your interest in Hav & Mar, Marcus Samuelsson's newest restaurant in Chelsea, NYC. Yes, we offer a couple of vegetarian/vegan options, and a few… 

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Better Eats NJ - Blueberry cornbread (side included in meal)

Better Eats NJ

4.4(16 reviews)
2.0 mi

I have to come right out and say it-- I've never been so enthusiastic about a "take-out" place…read moreafter just 1 meal. Ever. At work, the Godfather wanted to order (unusual for him to suggest it; usually I'm the 1 pushing for us to order out, and he's invariably resistant, although ultimately, he's acquiescent, although just as invariably he blames me for "pushing him into it" as he gobbles down whatever food it was we've ordered). I was willing but wanted to try something different than our usual fare (burgers, Chinese, Japanese, sandwiches). Someone else mentioned Exotic Eats, as a younger co-worker had ordered from there recently and seemed to enjoy what he had eaten. I asked, "Does this younger co-worker have a discriminating palate?" (Not actually being quite the jerk I oftentimes seem to be, I did of course use less pretentious, overblown verbiage in asking my question.) The reply was, "He's young; he'll order almost anything and like it." So...it might be great; it might be horrible. So we took a chance. They deliver, and I was intrigued by their on-line menu. I can't remember what the Godfather ordered, or another co-worker who wanted us to include him in what had once been known as the Lunchbox Mafia, but I ordered "the Island Bowl." Sliced jerk chicken breast on a bed of Mac & Cheese with jerk BBQ sauce. Being hungry, I ordered a side of blueberry cornbread, and the dessert of banana pudding cheesecake. All of it washed down with my ever-present bottle of Poland Spring water. We didn't have to wait long for it to be delivered. As I mentioned in my introductory remarks, I found the food fabulous. The jerk chicken in its BBQ sauce had a tangy sting, but it wasn't unpleasant or pain-producing. And I have to say-- the Mac & Cheese was the best I've had since my late mother used to make it for me in childhood. It's a baked "dry" Mac & Cheese as opposed to the overly sauced (and bland) version you get in most restaurants these days (all it was missing was the crumbled crackers that my mother used to put on top of it). Pure deliciousness, as they say. The blueberry cornbread was the perfect accompaniment, and the banana pudding cheesecake was wonderfully smooth, creamy, and decadent. I wasn't feeling bloated to the point of discomfort once I had finished it all, but I definitely felt "well fed." My fellow partakers were equally as enthused. Prices were fair, portions were immeasurably more than adequate, and the meal was luxuriously satisfying on every single level. As mentioned, delivery didn't take long at all, and it arrived hot. I'm not entirely sure how to classify the cuisine. The website described it as "Soul Food" with a "Caribbean Spirit." A long-time friend of mine is Jamaican, and she used to throw a big feast for friends and family every summer (I was usually the only white person invited, which was never any sort of a problem, although once a little kid of 4 or 5 looked at me with hostility and said, "What are YOU doing here?"), before health issues sidelined that annual event. She was a great cook, and everything was fresh-- jerk chicken, fish, ackee that always reminded me of scrambled eggs, breadfruit, sorrel liquor, etc. Despite the quality of the food served, I never really acquired a taste for Jamaican cuisine (I ventured out once to a Jamaican restaurant in Perth Amboy with friends; they were enthusiastic about it but it wasn't of the same quality as my friend served, and obviously didn't transform me into a "fan"), but I don't know that Exotic Eats is Jamaican per se. But I know that what I had was delicious and filling, and I can't wait to order from Exotic Eats again. Obviously, very highly recommended.

We randomly stumbled upon this absolute hidden gem, and it is easily some of the best, most…read moreperfectly seasoned Caribbean food I have ever had. From the moment we walked in, the owner was incredibly friendly and even offered us free samples of the collard greens, candied yams, and mac and cheese. Every single bite was amazing, but that mac and cheese was an absolute standout--creamy, rich, and unforgettable. For our main meals, we ordered the oxtail and the jerk chicken, and both were cooked to perfection with deep, authentic flavors. We are already planning our next trip back just to get more of that incredible mac and cheese!

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Better Eats NJ - Jerk Chicken Breast Dinner (~$25) with oxtail gravy (+$2)

Jerk Chicken Breast Dinner (~$25) with oxtail gravy (+$2)

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Blu On The Hudson - BLUEFIN TUNA TARTARE - meyer lemon, kaluga caviar, spiced crackers

Blu On The Hudson

4.2(494 reviews)
1.1 mi
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10/10 for me Granted I went on a Wednesday night at 6/7pm…read more Parking garage available close by or valet for $20 Staff was excellent. Drinks were excellent Food was excellent Ambience was excellent Drinks.... Well I had one drink about doors times that night . It was called Stone Land and is was a lychee martini spinoff on stone and dry ice .... I dream about this cocktail . It was like $25 a pop lol Food.... I had the Lincoln Harbor roll which was EXCELLENT. Even my friend who does not like sushi liked it I also had the Blu Filet mignon which was stuff with blue cheese. I'm more of a rib eye gal but I wanted to try it with the blue steak and was pretty good and the truffled cream Spanish was just wow . You have to like truffle like I do :) Friend had shrimp cocktail and the lobster fra diavolo and love it as well . There was no room for dessert except another cocktail lol and I left with a doggy bag to eat for lunch the next day Hands down one of my NJ favorites. Will be back

First time dinning at Blu, but definitely not the last. The atmosphere here is stunning with a…read moreclassy interior and unobstructed views of the Hudson River and Manhattan. The prices are surprisingly reasonable for a high end restaurant, which is another reason we'll return. As for the food, some bit hits, some just good, not great. We started with cocktails (which they have a really wild variety of) with their Rice Cakes. The tuna on top was fresh and the rice cake was nice and chewy. Definitely a hit. For an entree I order a filet with a side of whipped potatoes. The potato's were the big hit of the night. They were full of cheese crumbles for added flavor. Highly recommend. My steak was good, but not great. Having said that, at $55, I'd say it was a tremendous value. We also shared a Cesar salad which was sort of a wedge salad. Very tasty, my wife appreciated the deviled eggs on top, while I would prefer without. Not a big fan of eggs. Based on the very polite and attentive service, atmosphere, location and value, we look forward to returning soon.

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Arre Sinaloa - Birria Sinaloense Tacos (~$20)

Arre Sinaloa

4.7(112 reviews)
2.0 mi

Very nice deco, great food and service. We had the aguachile which was fantastic and the cochinita…read morewas delicious.

Service here was great, it was pretty dead so we were sat immediately and were adequately checked…read moreon throughout. staff was exceptionally nice. ambiance in here is great, the interior is upscale but homey and we enjoyed the music they played the entire time. i loved the esquite with truffle, it was fantastic. tons of reall truffle and truffle flavor, i've never quite had anything like it and it was my favorite esquite i've ever had. The guac was good but could use a bit more salt, i wish they had chiccarons as chips instead of tortillas but the chips were great so wasn't a big issue. overall though expensive for some pretty average guac in my opinion. the seabass crudo was great, i loved the sauce and the mango went great with it. Super fresh, super tasty. Unfortunately the tacos were a mess, when it arrived the tortillas were so soggy that they were just coming apart, the meat was also falling off and overall the presentation was horrendous. the tacos weren't balanced as well, there were some with too much meat and then some with basically only cheese. overall flavor was not birria im typically use to but it was solid. honestly these tacos are probably the worst tacos i've ever had, for $20 it's a travesty. overall for a place nearby i'd come to get some drinks and the crudo and esquite because those were fantastic. but i'll pass on their tacos hard.

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Arre Sinaloa - Front seating area by the bar. Would soon be filled with diners.

Front seating area by the bar. Would soon be filled with diners.

Arre Sinaloa - Tostada VIP Ceviche (~$30)

Tostada VIP Ceviche (~$30)

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Catrina, Black Cherry Margarita

HAVEN Riverfront Restaurant & Bar - Lobster Risotto Croquettes

HAVEN Riverfront Restaurant & Bar

4.0(1.4k reviews)
3.7 mi
•$$$

Despite having a mediocre experience at HAVEN in the past, I thought its patio would make a lovely…read moredestination for a summer brunch with a friend. We were both looking forward to dining al fresco, but it turned out to be a raining morning, so we wound up inside instead. The venue change was not all bad, as the bright dining room was surrounded by windows offering just a slightly more obscured view of Manhattan and the Hudson River. The restaurant offered either a à la carte menu or a $41 prix-fixe option, which included a choice of one brunch item and two mimosas, bellinis or bloody marys. While my friend opted to include the beverage package, I stuck with coffee and a main dish. My coffee was bold, tasty, and refilled as needed. For my entree, I selected the Bakkafrost Salmon, which arrived as a long, thin filet of pan-seared salmon served over a Japanese sweet potato hash and plated with a tomato confit and a parsnip puree. It was further garnished with a black sesame tuile and a soy garlic glaze. The salmon was a bit fishy, but the rest of the accoutrements were fantastic! I love Japanese sweet potatoes and parsnips, so it was right up my alley. Of course the weather started to clear towards the end of our experience, but we still really enjoyed our tasty meal, excellent service, and stunning views from the elegant dining room.

The Garden State has no shortage of restaurants where one can graze (eat) while gazing upon a…read moreshimmering body of water that boasts gorgeous views of Gotham complete with sunset. Whether one's in the mood for a cozy family dinner or a casual get-together with friends. Sitting on the banks of the Hudson River in Edgewater, my partner, our friends, and I decided on a celebratory dinner at the Haven Waterfront Restaurant & Bar. A reservation was easily made via OpenTable. Upon arrival as first-timers, we were greeted by the host and got a table immediately by the window inside their floor-to-ceiling dining room, evoking a relaxed yet upscale vibe. Their menu specializes in American/Mediterranean cuisine influenced by seafood, steakhouse, and pasta. For appetizers, we decided on Short Rib Crostini, Kumamoto Oysters, and Yellowin Ahi Tuna Tacos. Our main consisted of Pan-Seared Chilean Sea Bass, 7 oz Prime Cut Filet Mignon, Bangkok Roasted Duck Breast, Lenny's Lobster Pasta, Crispy Lyonnaise Potatoes, and French Butter Asparagus. We even saved room for dessert and got the Bailey's Crème Brûlée and Assorted Dessert Tasting for two. We washed them down with I Dream of Lychees Martini, Berry White Spritz, and Haven Espresso. Complimentary bread with softened butter started our meal. The food is presented like art, and the portions varied depending on what one ordered. It's a little pricey but definitely worth it and fair considering the quality. Our server, Juan, was friendly, accommodating, and took the time to answer all of our questions, which made the experience even more enjoyable. A wonderful night all around--we're already looking forward to coming back.

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HAVEN Riverfront Restaurant & Bar - Main dining room with NYC view at dusk

Main dining room with NYC view at dusk

HAVEN Riverfront Restaurant & Bar - Yellowfin Ahi Tuna Tacos

Yellowfin Ahi Tuna Tacos

HAVEN Riverfront Restaurant & Bar - I Dream of Lychees, Berry White Spritz, Haven Espresso

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I Dream of Lychees, Berry White Spritz, Haven Espresso

Angelo Seafood Market - Very nice selection!

Angelo Seafood Market

4.7(12 reviews)
1.3 mi

Thank goodness the doors have finally opened. Angelo's seafood market is perhaps one of the most…read moreanticipated and needed store to open in the last several years. At the best part, selection and offerings do not disappoint. A bright and welcoming space, the store is stocked with various prepackaged goods, including unique items, such as black cuttlefish gnocchi. There is also a variety of refrigerated and frozen food options, including what looks like some very tasty cheddar crab dip. The highlight obviously is the fresh fish counter. Stocked with multiple types of salmon, more obscure fish, such as whole snapper, and tons of different types of shellfish. prices are reasonable and in line with what is to be expected. The diamond in the rough in this place is downstairs, where they have a raw seafood bar. You can get anything from West Coast and East Coast oysters, hot or cold lobster rolls, and various dips. Best of all, it's BYOB. So pack your bubbles and head on over to visit Jesus downstairs who will shuck you an experience not to be matched anywhere in Hoboken. Welcome Angelos! We are so glad you are here.

I was waiting patiently for this place to open because the area needs a good fish market. When I…read morearrived I realized that they had both a fish market and a raw bar downstairs to order to stay or to go. I have not tried the raw yet but surely will soon. This fish market is a great addition to the area and I was amazed by the variety of wild caught fresh fish they have. Their selection varies but for the most part I've been pleased. I've had the Dorado, Branzino, Faroe Island Salmon, the cod, and the monkfish. They have even had sardines which are my favorite. Fresh whole sardines are hard to come by. All of the fish that I had tasted good and was very fresh. The staff members are very friendly and are eager to help. They clean your fish and cut it however you like. Definitely a great experience if you're a fish lover like myself. I plan on going back to try their scallops and clams.

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Angelo Seafood Market - Fresh fish

Fresh fish

Angelo Seafood Market - Fresh oysters

Fresh oysters

Angelo Seafood Market - Storefront

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Storefront

Hav & Mar - seafood - Updated October 2026

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