Visited Jimenez for the first time this past Saturday night. Had an excellent time enjoying drinks,…read moremusic, and cigars with friends. I work in NYC and do a lot of after-work socializing in New York bars, and most of them are trying too hard to be what Jimenez is naturally. It is built in what was once a residence, so it has several rooms filled with comfortable furniture (not crazy "club furniture" which places you too far away from your friends). They had a Cuban Jazz combo playing great atmospheric music at just the right volume to enjoy without interfering with conversation. I smoked two of their cigars (they jake them in-house), and I enjoyed them very well. Their cocktail menu is fine, but don't expect the Dead Rabbit; they know how to mix the drinks without resorting to overwrought "signature cocktails" Whiskey selection was very good. Suggest you go here after a good Tapas meal in The Ironbound. It's the oerfect accompaniment!

The entrance is an along side of the building, a long corridor, that leads all the way to the back…read moreto the patio very cool atmosphere very comfortable to hang out drink get your smoke on. He has a small selection of his house.Cigars hand rolled.I give him two thumbs up.

Love it during sporting events nice people cigars are reasonably priced. Very comfortable and a…read moregood vibe.

A GREAT place to enjoy a wide selection of cigars. Excellent customer service and atmosphere!read more

Really cool spot that a friend told me about when I was stuck in Newark for an extra day because my…read moreflight was canceled. Decent cigar selection as well. Friendly regulars made it a definite return spot if I'm ever back in the area.

One of my favorite cigar lounges on the other side of the river. Railroad is a diverse place with…read morean awesome collection of cigars. They have a large walking in humidor with some serious collection of cigars you will not be disappointed. You aren't allowed to bring your own cigars no exceptions. Honestly cigars are very well priced and with their collection it's not an issue. It's a BYOB if you would like. However the do have their own bar and espressos. In addition it's a large place with indoor and outdoor seating. Large couches indoor are very comfortable and the seating outside is nice during spring or fall. The place is Uber safe. Usually you'll see a lots of law enforcement hanging out there after their shift. Definitely go check it out!

Cozy spot. Cash only so you know. The staff was polite. Nice mix of music. I can come back. Oh and…read morethe seats or couches have some miles on them but are super comfortable.

The hookah are amazing. Ariel is very friendly and helpful. Very good ambience. I do recommend it.read more

Cheap products all up in this store, $65 for a device to break down on me. Never coming back here…read moreagain!

I was there on Saturday night with my boyfriend and I was pleasantly surprised. I love the…read moreextended hours, and the shop attendant was very helpful. He even offered to cut my cigar and stepped out to assist in lighting it for me. What a nice touch. I will definitely go back and the prices for his Juicy Jay wraps are the lowest around. He took time to allow me to browse at my own pace while staying close by to answer any questions. I can't stress how impressed I was. The nice assortment of accessories on hand was great. I am always looking to improve my smoking experience and I am happy to have stumbled upon this cool spot! I will definitely be back!

Been living in Kearny for a few months and just found this place a few weeks ago…read more My first impression was a small operation with an employee that seems to lack of knowledge about their products. The prices are good but other than that I wouldn't hold my breathe

Sunday around 2pm I decide to stop by. As I entered I greeted the women sitting in here chair, she…read morelooked at me with no reply like I was disturbing her away from her laptop.. walked around for a couple minutes, she did not even care or walk away from her laptop to help us. Awkward and very uninviting. ADVICE: please send that employee to customer service basics 101

Time to break out of one's culinary groove and explore a cuisine loaded with flavor, history, and a…read morediversity of textures and ingredients. African cuisine holds quite a range, depending on the country and culture it originated from. Across the US, from vibrant food markets to trendy fusion cafés and transmigration-owned restaurants, one cuisine is rising fast: Kenyan food. It's not as globally mainstream as Thai or Mexican yet, but in 2026 it's becoming one of the most talked-about international food experiences, especially in multicultural cities like New York, Chicago, or LA. My partner, our friends, and I made a reservation at Swahili Village off of Center Street in Newark before the Saturday night performance at the nearby NJPAC. A reservation was easily made hours in advance via OpenTable. Upon arrival as first-timers, we were greeted by the host at this husband-and-wife-owned establishment. We were promptly seated at a high table by the bar in one of the three spacious dining rooms blending traditional elements paying homage to African heritage with modern touches; Afrobeat music enhances the festive atmosphere to create a warm and welcoming vibe. The menu is built around East African dishes influenced by the region's historical ties to Arab traders, Portuguese explorers, British colonizers, and Indian immigrants. As a starter, we opted for the Samosa. For our main meal, we decided on Suya-Nyama Choma (Beef), Lamb Chops, Grilled Chicken Breast-Kuku Choma, and Oxtails. They came with two sides and got Jollof rice, Mokimo, Sweet Plantains, and Spinach. Our drinks (Flaming Margarita, White Sangria, The Motherland, and Heaven's Nectar Martini) were strong enough and tasted great, with some unique options. One reason why we fell in love with Kenyan cuisine was its balance of flavors. Instead of being extremely spicy or very mild, Kenyan dishes were aromatic, warmly spiced, and tastefully rich & savory. The portions were healthy. We didn't have room for dessert. The service was impeccable. Our server, Fabrice, took the time to explain everything on the menu & recommended drinks and entrees. Overall, it was an amazing experience. Hands down the best food we've ever tasted!

Good food, first time trying a Kenyan restaurant, but my server would not leave me alone. My…read moregoodness, it was borderline harassment, and I ended up giving my phone number just to make it stop. Very unprofessional honestly. Outside of that, I give the food a 4/5. It was delicious. I didn't care for the cabbage or the sauce that went on the fish, but it was mostly delicious. The restaurant is very clean, from the booths to the restrooms. There is good music and also the ladies there were very kind. I came here specifically because a Kenyan guy I was dating wanted me to try it out. It was definitely worth trying, although the server soiled the experience for me. I don't recommend visiting as a woman by yourself. Come with a group or something. That was very weird.

Just wanted to update and let people know that this is no longer a sports bar. Most of the…read morepictures attached do not match what I saw today. None of the TV's had games/sports. I did not have any food or drinks, so I will not leave a negative review. However, if you are looking for a sports bar in the area I would not recommend Rosie's.

This hot spot is literally HOT!…read more Be prepared to sweat due to the poor ventilation, but it's still a great time. This Brazilian/Portuguese bar is a local hot spot. Being an outsider I was not looked down upon or made feel uncomfortable. I actually had a great time. A live duo cover band sang some American classic hits and Brazilian/Portuguese songs. The inside bar is small, and the outdoor seating is good sized. Prices were not crazy high, and they do offer food. FYI: Parking is street, and can be a bit tough since the area is heavily populated.