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Louise & Jerrys

4.0 (100 reviews)
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Closed • 12:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)
Updated 1 month ago

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Divey
Casual
Juke Box
Moderate noise

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Marilyn V.

Always a good time! You have spirits, games and easy going folks. Fun underground dive spot on Washington St to satisfy your dive-y needs. Bring friends! Don't have any? No problem, make some there! Cheers

Johanna S.

The best bar around town. Service is top notch all the bartenders are always attentive and have the best energy, especially Nicole. If you want the best Guinness pour, this is where to come! They have a pool table and a jukebox and it's dog friendly.

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Amit P.

Cozy dive bar in Hoboken. Our beers unfortunately tasted watered down which was disappointing. The bathroom is super tight. They do have a pool table in the back but we weren't able to play since it was already being used, I believe you have to pay to use them anyway.

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Daniel D.

Fantastic bar. Excellent service and the most kind bartenders in the area. Also great prices. A staple in Hoboken.

a beer and a can of blue moon
Nina F.

Solid dive bar with happy hour everyday until 7 PM. We got two drinks for under $15, which is a steal. Cozy indoor seating accompanied by a pool table and several TVs for the game, with optional outdoor seating. Service was great - friendly helpful staff who knew how to properly pour a Guinness.

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Shaji K.

Had a dog with us, and with a little research found out this bar is one of the places where you can bring one inside. Standard interior - stools alongside the bar, a couple tables up front at the corners, and a big pool table in the back. Moderate draft list and a few more options in bottle/cans. Prices are around $5-7 depending on what you get (obviously more for cocktails/wine). Atmosphere was pretty chill all night, we got a table to ourselves up front and never felt crowded. Only one bartender working the place and surprisingly that was all that was necessary. No food to speak of here, but I don't think they'd mind if you brought some. Standard bar overall, a bump up for letting us bring the pooch.

Free darts, only have to hand in an ID

Cool bar in Hoboken. The prices don't break your wallet and the place is cozy. The bartender is sweet and overall a great time

Jack and coke. Mostly jack.

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Super chill bar in Hoboken. Played pool here on Saturday evening. Great music and just the right level of crowd.

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Love love this place! Nice spot to catch a game play pool and let your furry one get some love

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Horrible service. Needs to close immediately. Don't visit. Closed at wrong times. Drinks are warm. Would not recommend.

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