Well, I guess I have to say that the best burger in Hoboken has moved. So amazingly good. Great…read moretexture, flavor and temperature. My darling wife enjoyed her steak as well. Of course the atmosphere is charming. Warm and comfortable seating and quiet for good conversation. Our server was excellent with appropriate attentiveness and perfect timing. Food came out promptly and perfectly done. Amazing place, probably my favorite restaurant in Hoboken right now. Crazy that this used to be the computer store that was rarely open. Huge upgrade. Ha ha ha.

We had a wonderful experience at Cafe Tati! I ordered the Shakshuka, which was fresh and flavorful,…read moreand my husband had the omelet special of the day--both were absolutely delicious. The service was fantastic and incredibly friendly, making us feel right at home. The cafe has a great vibe, and it's clear they put a lot of care into their food and hospitality. We would absolutely come here again if we are back in the Hoboken area!

Heard so much about their cinnamon rolls!! So glad I finally got the opportunity to try them. I…read morewaited on line for approx 20 mins. I got the original cinnamon roll and the April special, which was carrot cake. Also got a strawberry shortcake matcha. The rolls are big! Worth the price and wait in my opinion. I preferred the original over the carrot cake. The carrot cake roll had some big pieces of carrot lol a bit unexpected because I assumed the carrots would be a bit more finely grated. but not bad! the carrot taste is just a lot more prominent. strawberry shortcake matcha was good, but I think the cinnamon rolls are the real star here. There's a good amount of seating. Staff is very kind. Def want to come back to try the other special cinnamon roll flavors in the coming months!

The cinnamon rolls were fantastic but absolutely not worth the hassle it took to get them. I…read moredragged myself out at 6:30am to make the hour long drive to Hoboken, and then waited in line in the pouring rain just to finally try one of these famous cinnamon rolls. They were very good, do not get me wrong. And if I lived in the area, I probably would come here quite often. However, they don't hold up well as leftovers so I would only buy what you're able to eat that day as it loses a lot once it's no longer fresh. The coffee was honestly nothing to write home about which surprised me since it looked better, maybe I got a bad batch. The store itself was cute inside, liked the little play area for kids. Again if I lived in the area, this would probably be a good spot to get work done. Maybe it's for the best that I live far... as I'd probably be getting cinnamon rolls far more often than I should be.

Took a midday trip for coffee with colleagues from work for my first new coffee experience of 2026!…read moreHoboken is awesome for a variety of coffee shops! Jefferson's is super cool in terms of the space and its variety of coffee flavors and styles. Their variety of breads is the icing on the cake. I went for an iced snickerdoodle latte and a pumpkin chocolate bread. Kudos to them having pumpkin in January btw!

Ehh, it can be good but it depends on how busy it is. Whenever it's packed the milk is scorched and…read morethe coffee tastes burnt. (Staff likely rushing) When its slower the coffee tastes better since staff isn't rushing am assuming. The price is its best quality considering other spots are charging 9 dollars for coffee alone (otherworldly that we pay that). However here a coffee and a pasty for $9 is a deal I'll take any day. Pastries are good though.

Stumbled upon this cute coffee shop and immediately noticed the long but fast moving line which is…read morea good sign! They're a true one stop shop for coffee lovers, offering great service, delicious hot latte, and a plethora of bean options for home brewing. I loved that they have a machine to grind the beans right there, plus they sell various card games, tea, and coffee appliances. The cost is also very reasonable. The Downside: I was disappointed they don't make cold brew. My iced coffee had a slight French vanilla or sweet note which isn't to my personal taste, but overall, they are definitely worth checking out for the quality beans and unique selection!

I came in and there was a long line, but it moved quickly. It was super cool to see the variety of…read morecoffee beans they offered. If I liked coffee, I would definitely buy some. The coffee bags everywhere made it a super vibey place. I got a pumpkin chai latte, but I also couldn't really taste the pumpkin. There was also a little too much cinammon or maybe it was pumpkin spice topping- it had me coughing.

Amazing coffee and pastries! Prepare to wait a little bit on the weekend, but it's worth the wait!…read moreBaristas are so fast and make lovely latte art too. I loved their seasonal hazlenut maple latte.

Cute cafe on Washington St. in Hoboken. I was there on a…read moreSunday afternoon and it was packed. All of the tables were occupied, but by the time my drink was ready someone left so I got lucky. The baristas were very friendly and nice. They were doing their best to get everyone's orders and did not get delayed by how busy it was. I ordered the March special which was the Toasted Coconut Mocha. I absolutely loved it. It was rich and creamy and just as I expected it to be. I wish they had sweet treats that I can eat along with it. I'm interested to see what other monthly specials they have for the upcoming months. I would definitely come back to do work here or have a coffee with friends.

I stopped by Mile Square Cafe and this was easily one of the best breakfast burritos/sandwiches…read moreI've had. Everything was done right, fluffy eggs, flavorful and tender meat, and the perfect balance in every bite. It was filling without feeling too heavy, which I loved. You can tell the quality is there. The coffee was just as good, smooth, fresh, and the perfect addition to the meal. The atmosphere is cozy and relaxed, making it a great spot to actually sit and enjoy your breakfast. Definitely a place I'd come back to. If you're in the area, it's worth it.

WOWZA! Mile square cafe is the truth. We decided to grab some breakfast and have been wanting to…read moretry MSC for a while. Today we ordered the BREAKFAST BURRITO and the special APPLE PIE PANCAKES. Oh and a side of fries. Breakfast burrito was cooked perfectly nice and crispy. What was inside the burrito has Guajillo-Braised Beef, Scrambled Eggs, Oaxaca-Mozzarella Blend, Fries, Cilantro-Lime Crema on the side. DELICIOUS The pancakes were GREAT too not too overpowering with the apple. This place is worth the trip. Food came out quick and the place had a cozy vibe to it. On Park Ave in Hoboken.

Still a fan! They put a lot of effort into their lattes. We've been on a pistachio latte kick and…read morehave been testing them at different coffee spots and cafe vista makes a solid pistachio latte... they even put real pistachios in the latte art!

Looking for a coffee spot around Hoboken, this place popped up on my Yelp app. It was a yes for me…read moreimmediately when I saw the gorgeous latte artwork. We were greeted warmly by whom I assume is the owner. Since I love pistachio, it was a no brainer for me. As one of my companions is trying to decide, I mumbled under my breath..."the Rose latte is really beautiful." He sighs and says to the barista...okay, I'll have the Rose latte, I'll let her have her picture. I tell the barista that I want it in one of those pretty cup and saucers. I was giddy as a little girl when I got the lattes. Soooo eye-pleasingly beautiful. Most of the Rose latte pics on Yelp has the leaf in white, mine was PINK. I am not a fan of any drinks that taste like a rose. Curious I did take a sip and I was wowed. The rose flavor was very subtle in a wonderful way with the perfect balance of the coffee. I loved my pistachio but decided to switch the rose latte with my companion. It was the best rose lattes I have ever had. They also have homemade treats. Their pistachio baklava is PERFECTION, not too overly sweet. I could eat a dozen of these in one sitting. Limited indoor seating with only 2 tables outside.

Had a pretty great chai! The space isn't huge but was good for getting some work done. Theres some…read morespace to read or work with your laptop on a table.

I hear that they had cardamom buns so I went in for that. They were pistachio cardamom buns and…read morelooked good. The girl behind the counter offered to heat it up in the oven as well. It was bad. It tasted kind of stale, like two days old pastry kind of stale. The inside was actually cold--so maybe they get them in bulk frozen or keep them in the refrigerator? Either way, I would not try again because the flavors were too overpowering as well.

The best iced mattcha latte…read more Its better than the matcha latte at the overpriced Nutricentro store on Bergenline Ave in West New York Alessios Cafe is better than the Nutricentro store in West New York

Do NOT, I repeat DO NOT get the chicken caesar wrap. Wrap was loose, dressing stunk, there was…read morebarely any cheese, no croutons, and the chicken was chewy and tasted like rubber. Every component was a complete miss. It's a shame because I've had great food from Alessio's, and I've had bad food from Alessio's. The Prosciutto Supreme sandwich a few weeks ago was one of the best sandwiches I've ever had. Phenomenal. I guess stick to the paninis? At least stay away from the wraps and anything with that disgusting chicken. This spot as a whole probably deserves like 3 or 4 stars, but I'm really upset that my dinner tonight was wasted.

It's with great sadness that I write this review. I wish I had done so years ago when Choc·O·Pain…read morewas truly at its prime. After being away from Jersey for about seven years, I came back with high expectations and memories of pastries that once set the standard. The Kouign-Amann used to be the star--beautifully buttery, flaky, crunchy on the outside, and moist on the inside. Now it's dry and lacking the rich flavor it once had. The madeleine was another disappointment: dry and forgettable. To add to the frustration, their policy of not accepting $50 or $100 bills feels unnecessary and inconvenient. The one saving grace, and the reason I'm giving them three stars instead of less, is their financiers. They remain excellent--moist, nutty, and full of flavor, just as I remembered. I truly hope Choc·O·Pain can return to its glory days, because when they're at their best, few bakeries can compare.

While I have not spent much time at Choc O Pain, I know that the bakery has a dedicated following…read more I stopped into this original location the other day to meet a friend for coffee. We grabbed seats in their main dining area and managed to avoid being seduced by the crusty bread, buttery croissants, and other sweet desserts that lined the display cases next to us. Sticking to drinks only, I ordered a warm, almond milk cappuccino, which was rich, creamy, and well-balanced. There was apparently another floor of tables above us, which would make a great working space, though I did not see it myself. Overall, Choc O Pain is a lovely, charming French patisserie worth a visit.