While visiting NYC this Fall I was able to experience this amazing art exhibition…read more Located across from SOHO house, where I stay while in the city, there were herds of elephants all through the streets of the meatpacking district. Grateful to have seen this! Great story behind the beautiful artwork. I've added the link to the business for all that care to donate or purchase an elephant. Super Cool!

The Great Elephant Migration is a traveling art installation consisting of a herd of 100 elephants…read morein the Meatpacking District. This installation is not to be missed and runs through October 20th. It has the backing of celebrity supporters such as Cher, Kristin Davis and Susan Sarandon and was a visual delight. A head turning installation that captures audiences of all ages. The elephants are dispersed throughout the MP area and are made of an "invasive weed known as lantana camara, which is threatening native species and their habitats across India by overtaking forests and driving animals out of their homes. The plant has spread across an estimated 115,000 square miles of India's protected forests and preserves". This installation doesn't just depict the beauty of elephants but is made to raise awareness as a fundraiser effort sharing a message about human-wildlife coexistence and conservation. I absolutely love elephants and enjoyed it very much. Catch it before it moves on to the next city.

Hoboken looks like a great place to live, if you can stomach the dense traffic. I often see young…read moreprofessionals and budding families out and about. There are a plethora of dining and entertainment options in the vicinity. It's definitely a welcome reprieve from the hectic energy of NYC. I enjoy going for walks on the purrs along Sinatra Drive.

Hoboken. The destination for all the cool kids and NYC'ers looking to pay a little less by leaving…read moreNYC but brag or even say they live there to their out of the tri -state friends that are none the wiser. Yep Hoboken. Accessible to and from Manhattan in under 30 minutes pretty easily really makes this a hot spot along with all the towns and cities that line the Hudson in NJ. Besides the very notable waterfront which is a popular walk for residents and visitors, there is much history in Hoboken. Frank Sinatra was born here and even has park here named after him, As well as John Stevens the inventor whom has a School after his namesake making it one of, if not the oldest tech school in the country. Like NY, Hoboken has a history of being home to many immigrants ranging from German, Irish and Italian descent to Cuban, Puerto Rican and more. The great draw to Hoboken is of course Washington st. which is packed with restaurants, boutiques, book stores, mixed in with the more usual stops on a modern day strip like cell phone stores, coffee shops and stuff for your pets. It's a popular destination and walk for residents, all surrounded by the brown stones and old style apartments. The Hoboken Ferry Terminal as well as station both also have a historical look about them but kept to maintain their Beaux-Arts architecture I think Hoboken is alright. It's popular and trendy and has Manhattan's influence all over it which means high prices on everything and cramped like a box catering toward those who prefer a car-less lifestyle. There is history and things to do in Hoboken, but that's just perk for most as folks do nearly everything else across the water. It isn't my cup of tea, but definitely see the appeal with all the action going on, particularly when it's warm out or there is an event of sorts going on such as a concert or parade.

Theresa was the absolute best! Makes the best dirty martini, and the bar pies are phenomenal. The…read moreplace you go if you want to feel like family. - Gern & the boys

A staple of Hoboken and best bet to eat if it's a busy weekend is eat at the bar. Nicely run family…read moreowned restaurant that genuinely care about the people they feed locally. Never had a bad meal here, and always felt like I was stepping into somewhere special. There are a lot of bars and restaurants that pretend to have something unique but this place does. That's not a very qualitative statement but when you try the chicken parm or anything in a red sauce you'll know.

Had a great time at Mutzfest! Food was plenty! My husband and I couldn't eat everything that was…read moregiven to us, we ended up taking food home to share with the kids! Every table had different selections that incorporated their mozzarella and most were very generous. They also had a cash bar with $5 drinks which was amazing! Will definitely go back next year!

The WORST festival ever. They charge $50 to get in and that just entitles you to wait in a series…read moreof long lines for crappie scraps of food. The food is supposed to be free when you get in, but not all of it is. Ben & Jerry's is one of the sponsors, but they were gone by 2 PM. The better delis like Fiore's know to stay away.

We were a bit delayed by the nice long train filled with semi truck cars on top of the train car…read morebed, just waiting for the semis to pick then up and drive them to their final location. My husband wanted to see the city that never sleeps across from the water and another state to avoid the traffic of bridges going to and from NY. It's a bit of a sketchy ride to get to Hoboken. I would not want to take this route at night. Nice view of NYC. Looks like a well developed skyline. Some good photos across the way.

Hudson River Waterfront Walkway-Newport, Jersey City I've…read morehad brief visits to this walkway. I'm usually with my daughter and she's not interested in spending time taking in the outdoor sites. We usually head for the Mall and Cheesecake Factory. I really like this area because it reminds me of our Hudson River Greenway in Manhattan. I enjoy being near the water. I definitely plan to return to spend a full day walking and taking in the views. I'm going to pack a lunch and really enjoy the fresh air! It's a historic area with lots of photo opportunities. I've got to find someone that would like to go with me. I don't know my way around as well as I do on my side of the river!! I usually stay near the train station. I'm recommending a trip in the Spring!

Our first night out with a newborn. My husband called ahead, they were prepared for us, welcomed us…read morewith congratulations and had impeccable service. The staff are incredible and so hard working and attentive. Thank you for making an anxious new mom feel so comfortable. This is THE BEST ITALIAN RESTAURANT in Hoboken. Every salad is delicious. The pasta is incredible & every special we've had each time we come is our new favorite thing on the menu. Thank you for such a great evening.

I would say this is a hidden gem in Hoboken, but as busy as they are, and as much as the workers…read morehustle... I'd say it's becoming more well-known. The food here is excellent. Authentic Italian... As long as you order their homemade pasta. Please note that on the menu they have a specific section for the pasta they make by hand and the pasta they do not. I heard a table next to us saying something again to the positive taste homemade but they ordered from a section where it didn't say it was lol. What makes this place great is you can pretty much make whatever kind of dish you want when it comes to the pasta. They offer a variety of sauces as well. Surprisingly on this night, I wasn't very hungry and I ended up only getting their soup, which was also delicious. The chicken franchise was delicious, as well as the eggplant Parmesan. However, looking around at the restaurant, I can see the winner is the chicken Parmesan and the muscles. They seem to be very popular dishes. Not only is the food here great, but it is affordable. The only mention I will make as a knock against it is it gets extremely loud in there. This is not somewhere you want go for a date... Or if you intend on talking to anyone you're eating with and hearing what they have to say haha. That's only for the indoor section though. I'm sure outdoor is less intense with the sound. We will definitely be back!

I hosted a bridal shower at Sorellina and highly recommend for your next event!…read more Nicole, the Events Manager, was very responsive and easy to work with. All of the staff members were friendly and attentive, especially the bartender! The food was served hot, fresh, and all of my guests left full and happy! The space fit 30 of us perfectly. Excited to dine here again in the future!

The ambiance is cute and the menu is small, but good…read more Glows: -Holiday decor and themed drinks are cute. -Food was yummy Grows: -The service was extremely slow (both food and drinks). -Server was okay, just seemed a bit disinterested at times. Pro-Tip -Parking is a pain- uber if you can or plan on parking. -Order your food all at once, it takes a while.

Great neighborhood spot…read more Service was great all night and just the right amount of attention Food was amazing and our group was largely pasta dishes and got to try a bite of each All different and very flavorful We would come back next time we are near

Grand Vin is a Hoboken staple. It's a great default Italian restaurant with good pasta and…read morecocktails. The french onion soup is delish! I also got the rigatoni and it was pretty good. The wine is just a little too pricy which is why Im giving 4 stars.. a bottle of Robert Mondavi (which I buy on the reg at the liquor store for $25) was $128. I know restaurants have a markup on wine but just thought that was a bit nuts... Maybe consider removing the brand if you're going to markup commercial wine. Tables are a bit on top of each other so its a little loud, but otherwise it's a solid dinner spot for friends or date night.

Very inviting and cozy vibes at Il Tavolo! The bartenders and servers are quick and friendly. We've…read moreshared a few apps at the bar before and they were pretty good-- meatball parm and chicken parm. The shrimp oreganata is amazing. The pizza bread is a pass for me. Last we came they offered us to sample the stuffed calamari and pasta, which was delicious. Can't wait to come back!

We enjoyed the grilled octopus and breaded fish here. I…read morewould say the sauce for the spicy chicken Parmesan with rigatoni is too tart. Not sure if that's the intention of the chef but it felt like I was chicken chicken picata. The servers here are nice but.. The food took a really long time to come out.

Hoboken staple! Has…read morea great local, old school vibe. The service is succinct and super welcoming. Full size is a huge sandwich but i cannot help but order it. Their corned beef and roast beef is sublime. Super tender. Cash only. Must try.

We were in the neighborhood running some errands and I really wanted a sandwich. Google led me to…read moreFiore's, where I found out they had a roast beef and mozz sandwich on Thursdays and Saturdays. We came in around 1:30pm on Saturday and there was a line, but I didn't wait longer than 20 minutes. There's really no menu on site, so you can kind of just listen to what people are ordering and figure out what sounds good. Originally, I was going to get two sandwiches, but I saw the size of them and decided we really only needed one full one. I got the gravy on the size, which I definitely recommend if you're going to be eating it even just a little bit later. This worked well for us, as we had about a 20 minute drive home. The mozz was fantastic and so was the roast beef. I would come back just to order both by the pound. I didn't love the bread, so I think my next step would be to just buy all the ingredients myself and then provide my own bread at home. Service was very prompt and friendly.