4 of us and a toy went there on a busy Sunday. I called ahead and put my name on the list and they said it would be 45 mins of waiting but only took about 10 mins when we got there yay! We ordered the huevos rancheros which were amazingly yummy and super cheap and the bananas fosters waffles - omg heaven! The best part was this cool little nook we sat in - this little elevated open part with a great view. We loved this place and will be back! read more

Beautiful view Fast Service Amazing Brunch Menu The Egg skillet was fantastic. Perfect way to start your morning. read more

I'm really torn about this particular location of the Turning Point. The food here is really excellent, five star food, but the service is so apathetic it almost makes me want to not be there. In multiple occasions, we've had bad service experiences. We were specifically told we could wait outside and they would get us when our table was ready. They never did and the hostess who told us to wait outside said she want the one calling tables when we were skipped over. Not her fault, according to her. On another occasion I couldn't get cream for my coffee despite asking more than once, and I had to find my own knife. Bad service aside, the food is excellent. The creole Benedict's are excellent. Nice poached eggs over corn bread with avocado and chorizo and a spicy creole. Just really great. The bandits burrito and Wilber skillet are also reliably excellent. Will I be back? Yeah. In spite of the bad service, I will be back because the food is just good not to. read more

Location: 5 Service: 2 Food: 3 We came here for Sunday brunch. The place opens at 8. We were here for 8:45. We would have been there for the opening whistle but both daughters pooped their diapers just prior to us leaving the house. Boooo our lives We get there and immediately see 2 open tables outside that are looking over at the incredible NYC skyline that is - what feels like - a touch away. So we go to stand by the little stand thingy that the hostess is supposed to be at. She's not. Everyone "looks busy" but after 15 min of standing there waiting for the hostess to stop telling us that it will just be a minute, I've had enough; along with the 2 other couples with children whose patience mirrors old people waiting for their food. The 2 tables that were looking us at us calling our name and saying "sit here" FINALLY had someone tending to them so that we can own em. And then it happened "Danny? Your table is ready". It was like the "Seinfeld party of 4" moment. Ahhhh We had to shimmy our huge double stroller and make people get up through the tight space that is the outdoor seating. But this is our fault for having 2 kids so close in age. Nobody else's. Boooo our lives Looking on here I saw lots of recommendations. Rose, my wife, went with the grande Huevos rancheros. It was grand for sure. Very tasty but we both weren't a big fan of the "wheat burrito shell" that it sat in. I love a nice crunch with my Huevos rancheros and this was not what I expected. But good salsa and flavors encompassed the food making me wish in ordered it I ordered the burrito. It wasn't that tasty. There was just too much egg in it. Does that even make sense. The thing was like a chipotle burrito but instead of being filled with wonderful goodness that can kill a small family, it was stuffed with eggs eggs and more eggs. Oh and there was a lot of peppers, onions and something that resembled chorizo but tasted more like meat balls. It wasn't terrible. But it wasn't the best I had either. It came in the exact same wheat wrap that was holding my wife's meal. Booooo. I hate wheat wraps for burritos. We were excited to order the $10 coffee. Yes. 10 bux. It's a french press of blue mountain Jamaica coffee and enough for 4 people. So the 4 of us enjoyed a nice cup of coffee. Just kidding. Of course my 2yr old and 9 month old did not have coffee. Best part of the meal I give it 3 stars because it was just ok in my opinion. We may go back to try other things because you really can't beat that view. read more

I was in the area with my family on Saturday and found this place on yelp. Omg the wait was 1.5 hr. It was so cold outside there were people out the door. Ok but you would think the food would be great right. Not at all. The omelette was cold , dry potatoes. Such a disappointment. I make better omelette at home . The orange juice was sour. The only okay thing was the blueberry pancakes other than that this place doesn't deserve anyone's money. read more

When you want something better than Malibu and you like waiting in line. The food is pretty much standard diner food, this is a chain but doesn't give off that chain feel. I've never really had anything bad here, but I've never had anything blowing my mind. But it is definitely a great breakfast spot. The food is a solid 4, they generally have seasonal specials, etc. which are great. They also offer french press coffee and unique hot chocolates. Where it gets downgraded is the seating system and the chaos that ensues at this place on the weekends. I think I've decided that weekends are officially a no go for me here. Between the stroller brigade blocking every entrance, doorway and usable space, the hungover bros, and the regular folks it's just chaos. Not even organized chaos. They also have call ahead seating. So people will call ahead and then go right ahead and sit, this causes people to get mad, especially if they don't know about that policy. The hostesses will tell you 20-25 minutes, it will really be 40 minutes. There are always 2 people ahead of you...always. It just isn't worth it, I don't need my breakfast experience to take an hour and a half. Service at the table is ok too. I would order take out and come here on a weekday but weekends, nope. read more

Turning Point of Hoboken reminds of diners in Indiana. I walk in, fight traffic with strollers to get to the wait list. And then I put my name down. The girl up front tells me it's a 30 minute wait. That's fine. We wait awkwardly by the door because there's not much left of the waiting area that's not already taken up by strollers. This is very interesting for me because a) we don't see strollers at brunch in NYC. b) NYC servers are aspiring broadway stars looking to put food on the table (literally) but the workers here are teenagers paying for their braces. THIS. This is why it reminds me of Indiana. I take a peek at the wait list, and I see that we're the next 'big table'. (Yes, table of 4 is a 'big table'. Lucky for us, we have no strollers so they can literally plop us anywhere.) Unfortunately, the next 'big table' didnt' go to us, because someone called in ahead of time to put their name down. This does not replace a reservation, but it's basically like putting your name down without actually being there. Funny thing, when my SO called an hour ago, and asked if they took reservations, she was passed around to 3 people before they told her, 'no, we don't take reservations.' And did bother to tell us that we can put our names down. Whatever. just give me my coffee. We sit down, and we order our food. Mind you, this is the second time I've been here, and the food is decent enough for me to not just walk out after the whole seating situation. I ordered the Huevos Rancheros, SO got the Lobsters Benedict, friend got the bandito burrito and also the Lobsters Benedict. We also got their french press and also their Bananas Foster waffle to share. Spoiler alert, the bananas were not fostered. At least they weren't spoiled. I thought it was very interesting that they don't give you syrup for their waffles by default. Granted, their waffles are very loaded to start with, maybe most of their clients don't do syrup. But I'm not asking for like a cup of syrup, a little dispenser is fine by me. But you have to ASK for syrup. You can also have the option of purchasing maple syrup for $1.37, at that point, I don't mind spending another buck on syrup. AND IT COMES OUT BEING DICKINSONS. I mean, I'm not much of a syrup connoisseur, but at least slap "Vermont" or "grade A" on the mini-teeny-tiny jar or something. Not gonna lie, their food is great. I love their chorizo in their Big Easy Benedict and their Huevos Rancheros. The flavor balances are pretty good, sometimes less is more. Girlfriend loves the lobster benedicts, it's her go-to dish at Turning Point. I do love the little rock candy coffee stirrers instead of plain sugar. I don't put sugar in my coffee, so I just eat that like a lollipop. Don't judge me. Honestly, if it wasn't for the limited options in Hoboken, the chorizos, I'd probably not come back here. read more

Food is a 4 but this place is just always such a hectic mess than it loses a star. Will only go on summer weekends when it is slightly less crazy. Still, its such a mess that I only got a couple times a year. Good food though and very good coffee. Too bad its is such a pain to go! read more

The brunch is pretty good here. I hate the long waiting time, since its so popular.If you come after 11:00 am, be prepared to wait atleast 2 hours before u are seated. You can also call ahead. Food: I have tried the lobster benedict ( my fav), huevos rancheros and lobster quesadilla. If you want something filling but not make u feel stuffed, try the lobster quesadilla. Service: Its a hit and miss. One time we were given dirty glasses, which the waitress gladly replaced. However, I wonder how the other utensils were if the glasses were not cleaned well. read more

First of all, if I could rate this place a half star I would. My boyfriend and I came here on a Saturday early afternoon for brunch. The only good thing about this place is that there was little wait time - there goes that half star. The rest of the experience was downhill from there. The moment we were seated I noticed that both of our utensils AND our drink glasses were dirty with dried food and lipstick marks. The waitress was kind enough to replace them which one of the forks was still dirty. Ok...so we got our food (Lobster Benedict and Big Easy Benedict) which were really just ok. Nothing to rave about. I got potato hash with my Lobster Benedict; when I was about half way done with my food and about to fork into the potatoes I noticed there was a hair sitting in it. I immediately lost my appetite and stopped eating. My boyfriend complained to our waitress and she took my food away. Usually when something like this happens the manager comes to your table, apologizes, and offers you something different on the menu. That never happened. What did happen is they did subtract the cost of my main dish off of the bill. That's not what I was looking for, however, this unfortunate experience ruined my brunch experience with Bae. Blah. Will never return. read more

The food here is DELICIOUS! I usually go for a skillet like the Wilbur (bacon, potatoes, avocado, tomato), but I've also had several Omelettes and Pancakes. The service is always knowledgeable and friendly. The menu has something for everyone including a wide variety of healthy options to cheesy, meaty, indulgent dishes. The coffee selection features a variety of different roasts served in a French press . Come for breakfast. Leave full. read more

Location is cute, nautical vibe. You feel like your on vacation. Unfortunately the salad was old and I got sick from it. My friend and I both ordered salad and it was old and wilted. It was not freshly made. We told the staff and they did not charge us for either salad. We were disappointed about the food. read more

Turning Point - Cosmopolitan salad was old wilted :( so sad. - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Hoboken, New Jersey

Turning Point Hoboken is the BEST! Manager Brenda is the consummate hospitality manager. Jose is the top tier server!!! Check it out!!! Yea

2 stars just for the view! I felt the restaurant is terribly mismanaged. I'm ok with waiting in a long line to get a seat, but what I'm not ok with is when staff stops bothering about the people standing in a really long line! I mean no one even looked at us and told us an estimate of how many more minutes we need to wait! It was totally haphazard and people who came in 10 minutes after us got seated much before. Sure I did expect a long line, but never did I expect this sort of carelessness. A great food could have compensated, but, trust me, the food is strictly OK. I have been to much better brunch places. Completely overrated restaurant! read more

The food is good but if your party is 2 adults and a child don't bother going because they will never seat you. You'll end up wasting your morning waiting to get a seat while you watch parties of 4 adults who came long after you get seated in what should have been your booth. There is always a wait and if you wait you'll see there is always customers who are upset because others are being seated ahead of them. To get a seat you have to make a scene and ruin your morning. It's not worth it. We are never going to this place again. read more

Turning Point, ironically at the northermost point of east hoboken, where you have to turn in order to continue north, is a great spot for brunch. What makes it great is a few things, but it's not without its detractions. #1) It's BYOB. As in BYO-Champagne for boozy brunch. Can I get a hell yeah?! #2) It has outdoor dining with an excellent view... sometimes. If there's a 5% forecast of rain for the day, but it's sunny and beautiful out, they'll refuse to seat you outside. #3) It has fun menu items. The specials can be hit or miss, but the regular menu is pretty solid. The service leaves a bit to be desired, although they're generally very nice, you can be left waiting from time to time. Grouping together what you need so you only need to ask once for anything during the entire meal seems to help that. I would avoid popping in for a quick breakfast sandwich on your way to work though, as not only does it take a bit of time, but you can get a breakfast sandwich for cheaper (and faster) on the other side of the Hudson. Will I be back? Yeah, where else am I gonna get brunch in the area? read more

A love letter to Turning Point's Big Easy Benedict: Our love affair has carried on for quite a while now. Even when I'm tempted to cheat I know I will regret it. I didn't think you could get any better until this past weekend when you were served with the peppers and onions diced instead of sliced in the usual large strips. Such a small change that made such a big difference in enjoyability. You taste like no other breakfast food I've ever had before and I will cherish you for all the days of my life. Love, A huge fan read more

When in Hoboken and looking for a good, affordable breakfast with a view, look no further than Turning Point. Located next to the ferry terminal we frequent this place often when in town and have never been disappointed. The service is always good and value goes a long way here. We've bounced back and forth from pancakes to waffles to the egg breakfast and have always left fulfilled and satisfied. This place is several steps above your typical diner without paying much more. read more

The way that eggs Benedict should be!!! The hollandaise sauce is smooth and perfectly frothy not thick and distasteful. I got the Marsala Benedict. Mushroom lovers will devour every tiny piece of this amazing plate. Turning point you have made your way to my breakfast heart. My group got the original Benedict and the big easy with the corn bread. Also, one my friend got the French toast. Aside from the amazing breakfast that you will be served at this location, the view of the ocean and the NYC skyline is as great as the greatness of this Hoboken eatery. Cheers Turning Point read more

Turning Point of Hoboken is located away from the loud populated areas of Hoboken. Charles B. (the comment below mine) put it nicely "Friendly servers, clean dining areas, and quick service with a view." They also have a variety of choices from their menu. My boyfriend and I were so pleased, we came back around the same time the next day (Sunday). We came here on a Saturday around 2pm. It wasn't too busy, we were seated within two minutes. My boyfriend had the Tuscany omelette: red peppers in the omelette, sliced potatoes, a small fruit cup and turkey sausage. I'm so glad they offered turkey sausage! The dish had everything he wanted. I had the s'mores hot chocolate. It had whipped cream, some chocolate drizzled with graham cracker sprinkled on top; delicious! My meal was the OMG french toast; three french toast slices, caramel sauce with bacon bits, pecans and sprinkled with confectioner sugar. It was very good, but became too sweet after the second slice of french toast; I do wish that I asked to substitute the caramel sauce for maple syrup. We came back the day after, Sunday around the same time. We were seated within the same amount of time. It was a little louder than the other day and a little more busy. But we still received the same amount of friendly service and great food. My boyfriend got a latte and the same dish. I got the Tropical Crunch Waffle. Our waiter accidentally gave me french toast instead of a Belgian Waffle, but it was quickly replaced. The Tropical Crunch Waffle was served with sliced strawberries, bananas and mangos, with crunchy sweet granola and a side of strawberry syrup. I also asked for a side of maple syrup and pecans. The whole dish was delicious! The waffle was crunchy, the fruit was sweet, the granola and pecans were crunchy as well. Everything tasted fresh! Before tax and tip, the bill on both days came out to below $25! Turning Point of Hoboken is probably the best brunch place we've tried! Inexpensive and again friendly servers, clean dining areas, and quick service with a view. We're both extremely satisfied with this place and we'll definitely be back again! read more

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This place is bit far away from the place I live but it's all worth it. The waiting time is approx 45 minutes and they don't take reservations, so call them ahead and put your name down. We ordered 2 Grande Huevos Rancheros (vegeterian version), coffee, fresh orange juice and a traditional hot chocolate. Everything was amazing and very filling. With food we also enjoyed the friendly service of Roary :) read more

Turning Point - Grande Huevos Rancheros - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Hoboken, New Jersey

I love this place! I've been a few times for brunch and really love the food here. It's not your typical breakfast. They have interesting and delicious choices, such as my most recent dish of a tropical waffle topped with fresh mango and strawberry sauce. It can get packed and you may have to wait a while. The last time I was there we waited for a long time, despite my friend calling ahead. It's worth it, though, for the great choices, quality of the food, and fair prices. read more

This used to be one of my favorite breakfast and lunch spots in town BEFORE having kids. Now it's one of my least favorite since it's evident many of the staff do not like waiting on groups of Moms + toddlers by their rude behavior. Keep in mind this is during weekday late morning breakfast outings where the restaurant isn't busy - you'd think they would appreciate the business. Recently it took over 10 minutes for an server to even ask for our beverage order and not once did they come to check on us during the meal. Getting our bill was another lengthy, unnecessary process. The food is always good but the service tarnishes the whole experience. The majority of the high chairs are either missing straps or have broken clips and the changing table in the women's restroom is missing the safety strap as well. read more

Excellent spot despite the wait for a great breakfast - particularly the pancakes. Solid amount of options for everything breakfast and lunch related. read more

I don't have a bad thing to say about Turning Point. I have eaten here countless times for breakfast, brunch and lunch. Both the view and the food are fantastic! The restaurant is located on the water on Frank Sinatra Drive. Don't miss the coffee shop adjacent to the restaurant, which sells newspapers, pastries, smoothies, coffee and teas. During the week, it's pretty easy to get a seat, but go there on a weekend and you'll likely be waiting for a table. If you can, grab a seat the breakfast bar. Service is just as good and you can choose from the full menu. Outdoor seating is also available. Their portions are huge and satisfying. They have a large selection of many of the foods they serve, such as salads, sandwiches and eggs, and other breakfast favorites. There is also a wide variety of teas to choose from - both hot and cold. I love their egg wraps and omelets and my husband loves the egg skillets. I also recommend the turkey burger. Make note, if you're going here for brunch and want a mimosa or bloody mary, there's no bar here. I have yet to be disappointed by the Turning Point and suggest you try it if you haven't yet! read more

Great place for a Saturday brunch with 75 degree weather and sunny skies! Came here with a few girlfriends and we brought a couple of bottles of champagne. There was a 40 minute wait for the outside but we just sat on the pier benches and time went by pretty quick. They got us an ice bucket and some drink glasses for our beverages really quickly and took our orders right after too. I got the OMG French toast and the Marsala Benedict (shared with my friend). Plates were definitely big but not enough for just 2 people. The omg French toast was delicious. I loved the bacon touch with the pumpkin mascarpone. The Marsala Benedict was also good but they overcooked the poached egg (which was fine by me). It came with potatoes as well! Our bill came out to be $16 per person so not bad at all. It would've been cheaper if we didn't order the pitcher of orange juice that we barely touched. Beware, OJ is $17! Id rather just get a couple of glasses and split it. I'll definitely be back. read more

I've been coming here for over two years as part of my routine after my massage. I would say the host could use an upgrade. Especially because I'm in such a relaxed mood and they always find a way to force me out of it. Whether they aren't that friendly at the door or are just super slow with service.. The food is nothing special I just think they have a nice food selection on the menu and Hoboken lacks breakfast spots. The pancakes are okay but my new thing is the Bacche E Banana. I have a sweet tooth and this always satifies my cravings... Hence why I keep coming back. But the bacon ALWAYS SUCKS! Smh read more

This is a great Breakfast spot out in Hoboken. Pros: -Food is not too expensive -great view of the hudsson -Food is preatty good quality -Not to far from hotel etc -On sinatra drve Cons: -Service is questionable -Wait times can be 30min plus! -Parking is a bitch. will prob. have to pay to park read more

Ok so here's the deal with this place: The ingredients are always fresh and the food is always spot on. The view is amazing - possibly the best brunch spot in that respect Servers are very nice and always willing to get you what you want when you want it Management is horrible. Just horrible. This place could actually go on Restaurant Impossible, or one of those shows. There is an absurd line every day of the weekend. That's not unusual for places like this, but it's not only because of the quality of food, it's the lack of qualification of management. They clearly understand how to do inventory because they run out of things often. There are always issues with the kitchen staff fighting with the wait staff. And when an issues arises, instead of them letting you know your meal is going to be slow the attempt to bury it and act as if everything is wonderful. It has gotten progressively worse over the past, let's say, five or six months. And I am starting to think that the food is not worth the wait. It's just not, not when you have a hundred other brunch spots in Hoboken and JC. If you don't mind waiting, def go, but if you're like me and like to pick things apart to see where the they could get better this place will frustrate the hell out of you. read more

We recently moved back to the NYC- Northern NJ area, read the rave reviews & decided to give this place a try..... Pros: 1. Call Ahead - we called ahead and put our names on the list for an hour from the time we were were calling despite living less than 10 minutes away. We were 10 minutes late arriving b/c we are new to the area and had a few snafus following the GPS. The host seated us in less than 5 min of arriving despite the fact that we were 10 min late from our call ahead time. 2. Grande Huevos Rancheros - my uber picky sig other LOVED this dish (as did I - I love to sample his choices). Everything was really fresh & delish. The serving size was MASSIVE. 3. Coffee Press of your choice coffee - ABSOLUTELY DELISH if you are into coffee. 4. Truly laid-back atmosphere - we never felt rushed and enjoyed our experience. We will be back to try other things that caught our eye. Cons: Parking - It's a real Beyotch! So be prepared to circle side streets or just fork over the cash for one of the nearby garages. We weren't impressed by the view because we are fortunate to have an amazing view from our own place but we think the staff does a great job given the size of the crowd and the chaos that could ensue. We will definitely be back and think you should give this place a definite shot if looking for a great brunch spot in Hoboken. read more

Had a great breakfast while our daughter took the ACT on 4/1. Food was good but most impressive was our server, Kayla. She provided excellent service, checked on us just enough times, was so pleasant and nice. Wish I lived nearby and could go back often. read more

The best chicken and waffles ever. Also, their choices for teas and coffees are awesome. I always look forward to going to Turning Point.

This may be our new favorite brunch spot in Hoboken. We went on a weekday morning and they were very accommodating to reseat us to a booth near the windows as a couple had just left. I ordered the OMG French toast and it was delicious. It was not overly sweet and the flavors of the French toast with the pecans and high quality bacon, with real maple syrup, made for a deliciously satisfying meal. My husband got the Marsala eggs Benedict which also was delicious and so flavorful. Lots of well sautéed vegetables with perfectly poached eggs on a baguette. We ordered the Kona French press coffee: I would return just for this. It had a very full earthy body and natural sweetness without acidity. The service was outstanding and the vibe very peaceful and laid back. Thanks Yelpers for leading us to this gem! read more

This is a very medium restaurant. The wait time was reasonable for a Wednesday mid-morning brunch. My companion's first cup of coffee had some unidentifiable floaters in it, and it was promptly replaced with a thermos of floater-free coffee. They do have a large variety of coffees. They didn't have biscuits, which was surprising, and when I asked for butter to put on my dry sourdough toast I received a ball of margarine with water at the bottom of the dish. Service was medium but not wildly friendly. Overall, no better than a Denny's or Village Inn. read more

Great food but service is definitely lacking. The trick to avoid a wait is to come here before 9AM. After that, Good luck to you! The waitresses and hostesses don't seem to be in a hurry to replenish their table supply by cleaning empty tables quickly - even if there are 20+ tables on the wait list overflowing with waiting diners outdoors. However, once you are seated, it's a great experience. I've been here a whole lot of times and have never been disappointed with the food. Everything is delicious and they have enough variety to satisfy every eater out there. I literally sometimes cannot decide between the spectacular items on their menu and order 2 dishes (no lie). The other day, I got both the Wilbur Skillet and the French Toast because I just literally could not choose between sweet and savory! Truly a wonderful place to get breakfast/brunch. Also, tip to the wise - they tell you the french press is good for 2 people, but I've shared it among 4 and everyone was satisfied. If you need more caffeine, try the different flavors of french press coffee! They are all really good. read more

Went for the first time Saturday for brunch with some out of towners. There was a wait for 6 inside (which had a nice upscale diner feel to it) so we sat outside... Once we realized it was wayyyy to hot outside, the staff was unbelievably accomodating to let us move inside to the short-order cafe area after we had ordered. All of the food was delicious, very nice breakfast/lunch selections, and a great view, obviously...Did I mention how great the staff was? read more

This Jersey chain offers a lot on the menu, ESP. For breakfast/brunch. Big fan of the fact they offer at least 7-8 healthy options, which is more than most diners. Even with the healthy options, portions are huge and since its NJ, the price is right. My bf and I ate here for $10 on a busy Sat. Around noon. Waits are about 30 min but since this locations is right by the water, it wasn't a bad view to take in while waiting. When we sat down, they sat us at a big booth and we got a first look at the view. My bf got the egg white pesto skillet which came with your choice of bread (he got English muffin), and a fruit cup (meh) This was really good- touch of basil pesto mixed in with plentiful onions, tomatoes, avocado and mushrooms. There was a lot. I got the fit and trim combo which was egg white scramble with veggies, lean turkey sausage in a honey wheat wrap. Unfortunately it was not salty at all so a bit bland. However it came with oatmeal that was really good- didn't use my raisins, just a tad of brown sugar. We got a pot of unlimited coffee. It was strong because I was buzzing after round 2. I wanted a freshly squeezed OJ because they give you such a big portion for NY prices, but I didn't get one. Our server was nice, friendly and answered a lot of or questions. I'd come back. read more

Aside from the waiting time, everything else is worth revisiting! If you live in the area, it's worthwhile to drop your name and come back later, otherwise the waiting time in summer could easily be more than an hour if you come between 12 and 2pm. I have came here a few times with my hubby, everything we tried was delicious: - Excellent Benedict, especially the Lobster one. - Garden Frittata - Bandito Burrito - Lemon Blueberry Dream pancake - Veggie Omelete Food is generally very good, I think it's only the waiting time very tricky. But if you are 2 people and don't mind sitting at the counter, then that's your best option! read more

What an awesome place! It was a beautiful Saturday morning just as spring was finally poking out, so the Manhattan skyline was really amazing to take in over some refreshing iced coffee, yummy brunch, and great friends. Service was friendly (albeit slow), space was super well-lighted, open, and roomy, and the menu was really intriguing! I'll have to come back for some of their fantastic sounding savory breakfast choices - Hawaiian Wheat French Toast?! Crunchy Monkey Cakes?! Tropical Crunch Waffles? Bananas Fosters?! Okay maybe come back... like 10 times. But for the view, ambiance and food, definitely worth the looooong walk from Hoboken station. Got the Tuscany Omelette with roasted red bell peppers, baby spinach, country spiced sausage and fresh mozzarella. Doesn't that just sound delectable? Pretty good potatoes on the side and pretty large portions. Hooray! Happily downed my iced coffee (they have soy!) and made a note to visit their adjacent cafe once in a while for coffee to go. I mean, I'm not blown away so no 5*s, but really enjoyed this visit. It's tucked away so away from the typical hubbub around Washington, which was nice. Highly recommended! read more

The lunch items are bland, as other reviews have mentioned. Breakfast is awesome though. The florentine benedict is awsoooome and this is coming from someone who never really liked eggs Benedict! Three stars for the view. And florentine benedict. read more