This place is new, clean, and surprisingly spacious once you go down the stairs. What's great is…read morethat pool and table tennis is the same price, so you can switch between them during your stay. I don't think they have alcohol yet, but they do have snacks and beverages for purchase.

Had a unfortunate experience while traveling long distance for a Lorcana set champs this past…read moreweekend. Was running late and called the store ahead of time about my eta, even offering to give a round 1 loss if I am holding up the store too long. When I got to the store, I learned I got dropped from the tournament to my disappointment. I get that I might of been holding up the tournament, but getting completely dropped from a tournament left a sour taste in my mouth.

We spent a few hours of a rainy night here playing board games. It was $25 per person for 2 hours,…read moreand they will charge you if you stay overtime. I think this is very overpriced, considering even places in Manhattan that are nicer and have less tables/space charge way less (the ones I'm thinking of charge $15 for unlimited play or 3 hours in some cases). This price also does not include things like the golf simulator, bowling, etc. you have to go up several flights of stairs to get there, and it does seem kind of like a mildly grimy frathouse environment. Game selection was good though, and we did have fun.

Winning in pool, Amazing prices, great vibes, lovely customer service, and drink are good.read more

Great space to play pool. Great drinks and food aswell. Come here during the week to get a good…read moredeal. Recommend looking at the menu.

Absolutely love this spot! The owner is such a character…read more The food is delicious, decently priced, the drinks are pricey but it's downtown. There's karaoke, music, different rooms for events . Bartenders are fast and friendly . The place is a vibe for sure

Ive done reviews on brightside before but i have to show love to them again and their amazing happy…read morehour!! I love that this neighborhood bar and restaurant is not overpriced! Its the kinda place that keeps u coming back and everyone knows everyone! Thats all credit to the owner Tommy two scoops! He is a ball of bright positive energy! He makes everyone feel special who walks through the doors. On top of that the food is PHENOMENAL!!! Like for real i have never had a bad meal here!!! I had their infamous mussels and im obsessed! The white wine sauce is amazing! Half price on the happy hr which is 3-7pm. The rice and beans are so flavorful!! I also had their infamous mussels fried shrimp they are huge and tender!!! Ugh! Just delicious!!! U have to get to Brightside tavern!! They also cater and do events throughout the week. Perfect neighborhood spot

Intimate setting for a perfect night of classical music. This was a candlelight event hosted at…read moreWhite Eagle Hall. The staff were very welcoming and helpful ushering everyone to ticketed areas. A full bar and bites are available to pay with cash or card. There is a balcony level which overlooks the entire hall. The acoustics and lighting were a great touch. I would return for another event! Check website for various event and concert schedules. **parking is limited. Close to major transportation. Security bag checks. Dress code optional. Bring photo ID.

I thought that this was a really disappointing venue for a Rock and Roll Playhouse event. The…read morelayout just doesn't work - it's an extremely long and narrow room with a high stage. If it's a sold out / crowded show I can definitely see how this is overwhelming for a small child. If you have a child under 5 I'd say to avoid, especially since they can't really see the stage unless you pick them up. Another huge disappointment was that Taylor Swift was not dressed up. When we saw this show at Starland Ballroom Taylor was in costume. At White Eagle the singer was just wearing a black Rock and Roll Playhouse tee shirt. I think they could've had a lot more fun with this and the kids would've been excited. For a sold out show they also could have also kept both sides of the bars open. Lines were crazy long. And for the kids drink on special they should probably consider offering a lid with the cup. It felt like miss after miss for a 'kid friendly' event, so we probably wouldn't head back here for a Rock and Roll Playhouse, or at least I'd wait until my kids were older.

Note: this review is simply for the ambiance and drinks. I did not order any food…read more Rooftop at Exchange has imo some of the better views of the Manhattan skyline. It could definitely be a bit hard to find initially, but there are signs on the sidewalk. It seems like they used to dress code, but have become more accommodating and have let many come in to enjoy the view. I was greeted very warmly by the bouncer, and felt welcomed. It was a bit hard to get the attention of the bartenders, but they were busy with several customers. Each cocktail was around $18, and mocktails around $13-$14. I am used to these city prices, but can admit if you're not from this area it can be quite steep. I'd say, join for the views and a once in a while splurge for a fun night out B^)

Have been to this location for the 4th of July in the past and was beyond excited to go back again…read more I was deeply disappointed and angered by the way management managed the influx of reservations and walk ins. I had an 8:30 reservation and arrived 30 minutes prior (according to their strict directions via text). I waited in line for an hour and 15 minutes and only received a wristband as the fireworks were going off and after arguing with the manager Jude. He consistently let walk ins in before dealing with any reservations. We also paid 35 dollars in advance. Once I got up to the rooftop, I was informed I would have to wait longer as they were kicking people out of our table. I asked to speak with a manager and again was forced to wait 35 minutes and witnessed a hostess quit mid shift. I do want to note, while waiting in line, a kind security guard informed me that the manager was letting people in who were late to their reservation. For example, a couple came at 8:00 for their 7:15 reservation and were let in. This was a horrible experience and will never be back. I understand the craziness of the 4th of July but this could have been avoided. Do not spend your money here, there are plenty of amazing places in Jersey City. Check out District! We went there instead and it was 10/10.

Can be too loud where you can barely hear the person next to you on weekends but the energy is…read morethere. Great pour, nice spot. Good service.

I've lived in Hoboken my entire life and have watched bars succeed or fail based on one simple…read moreprinciple: how they treat their customers. Unfortunately, this establishment has a bartender who seems determined to test that theory every shift she works. Rude, hostile, confrontational, and openly unwelcoming, she creates an uncomfortable atmosphere for anyone who isn't part of her preferred circle. I've watched customers get treated poorly simply because they rubbed her the wrong way. When a bartender's attitude becomes the most memorable part of the experience, that's a problem. I've ignored it before, but after repeated incidents directed at both me and my boyfriend, it's clear this isn't a bad day, it's a pattern. In Hoboken, customers have dozens of bars within walking distance. Hospitality isn't optional; it's survival. Making paying customers feel unwelcome is a bold strategy in a town where people can easily take their money elsewhere. Management should remember who actually keeps the lights on. Customers are hard to replace. Bartenders aren't. If this is the culture you're choosing to tolerate, don't be surprised when people choose to spend their money somewhere they're actually welcomed. Please, Do better.

I found a clean venue that doesn't smell like bleached mop or throw up from a rough Saturday night…read moreinstead I found that the place clean, nothing sticky. The place smelt good, the restrooms were clean. I ordered a Cesar salad and spring rolls, an older gentle delivered it with care. Service was nice and precise My drinks were strong and delicious (no ice) I think it's the perfect stop for after hours, a quick bite and chill moment. Cali 80's Rock is the aesthetic, hard to find these days but it's right off the PATH train in Journal square. I'll be back.

Decent divvy-sports bar vibe with excellent burgers. Service was pleasant and prompt. Would go back…read morefor a burger.

Coach Moe is the GOAT! He's hands down the best pool instructor that i've had the pleasure of…read moreplaying with. I'd recommend him to anyone looking to elevate their game

Felt on the table is pretty bad. I've seen better pool tables at bars. Experience is a bit…read moreconfusing: want to operate the blinds? The switches that say they're for operating the blinds don't work, but a remote near it that doesn't say anything about operating blinds does. Want to switch the lights on above the table? Flip the light switch to the opposite of the 'on' position. This place should be half the price that it is. Alas, it's kind of your only option for the area. I think I'll stick to PingPod.

Didn't realize I haven't reviewed this spot after going multiple times since it opened…read more Always had a good time over the years. Takes a bit of effort to get what you want from drinks and food but once you understand the process, pretty straight forward and add patience when there are a lot of people. Atmosphere is always great. Good spot to meet up for a spending time out the house. Will see you there in the future! Recommended!

Chill atmosphere. Great menu. Solid Beer. Zeplin Hall delivers on all those fronts…read more Came here for a friend's birthday and it was an overall great experience. Large outdoor patio with plenty of space, great for large groups. It's a huge venue in general - 3 bars and plenty of screens. Catching a game here would be an excellent time. The kitchen pumped out some amazing looking food and the beers on draft will meet the needs and tastes of any beer lover. Service is great. I highly recommend Zepprlin Hall, it's worth the trek to Jersey City.