This was such an amazing experience to with two incredible chefs dual it out on three courses, over…read morethree hours. Sitting up close to the kitchen, we got to see them cook and plate their appetizers, entree and desserts dishes from scratch, incorporating the ingredients that were given to them. Throughout the cooking, we also interacted with the chefs, asking them about the dishes, and also getting some samples of the dishes before they were served. We arrived for Sunday dinner reservation right on time. It was small space with about 20 spots. BYOB place, no cork fee. Half of the seat were around the kitchen. There was a scoring sheet for each guest with names of both chefs, the ingredients of the day and the rules. The chefs got 45 minutes for preparing their appetizers, 35 minutes for entree and 20 minutes for desserts. It was impressive to see both chefs were precise with their timing. The dishes prepared by both chefs were so masterful, had intricacy of combining the ingredients and coming up with some sumptuous flavors. Salmon and steaks were cooked perfectly. It was extremely difficult to score the chefs on barest of margins and pick a winner. But per the rules I did pick Chef Ryan Beegel over Chef Alexis Sicklick. The host was also super nice and funny. She did a super job of explaining all aspects of the dinner, cleaning out plates after each round and serving all the drinks. Truly it was one of a kind TV Show like experience for us.

Great food. Went for a rooftop event. Had a movie playing…read morewith food served. Nice place to enjoy on the rooftop of hoboken. I would go back.

Amazing hotel with super friendly concierge. Never felt more welcomed! The room was a good size…read morewith great NYC view! Many restaurants near by and great river walkway just behind the building. Had a wonderful staycation

1 Star -- Extremely Disappointing for a $500+ Per Night Hotel…read more I recently stayed at the W Hoboken, and unfortunately, the experience was extremely disappointing--especially considering the $500+ per night price point. The location is excellent, but the service, facilities, and overall level of hospitality simply did not match what I would expect from a W Hotel at this price. The service throughout my stay was very inconsistent. The restaurant was disappointing. The only server who stood out positively was Destiny, who was friendly, attentive, professional, and actually seemed to understand what good hospitality looks like. She was the exception. Unfortunately, most of the other restaurant staff appeared very young and inexperienced, and I did not get the impression that they had received adequate server or hospitality training. Basic requests, such as condiments, involved surprisingly long wait times. There was also very little warmth or engagement from the staff. Destiny was essentially the only person who consistently smiled and made an effort to provide genuine customer service. The front desk experience was also disappointing. Staff frequently did not maintain eye contact and at times appeared nervous, uncomfortable, or unsure when interacting with guests. Again, this is simply not the level of confidence, professionalism, and hospitality I expect from a hotel charging $500+ per night. For a hotel at this price point, I expect a substantially higher standard of service, attention to detail, professionalism, and hospitality. I have traveled extensively throughout the United States and around the world and have stayed at many luxury hotels. In my experience, the W Hoboken was the worst value I have encountered in the $500+ per night hotel category. The price creates an expectation of a certain level of luxury and service, and the actual experience fell far short of that expectation. The W Hoboken could learn a great deal from luxury brands such as Ritz-Carlton and Waldorf Astoria, particularly when it comes to hotel management, employee training, customer service, and restaurant operations. I hope management takes this feedback seriously. The property has a great location and could be a much better luxury experience, but at $500+ per night, the service needs to be dramatically improved to justify the price.

We came here for a friend of ours baby's christening. It is a very nice place. We had 90 people at…read morethe party and there was still so much available space. We loved the decor, it had a rustic, old warehouse feel. It really made the place look sharp. The bartenders and waitstaff were great. We really enjoyed them walking around with many different appetizers and kept coming back to us with the "extra good" food. If we lived closer we would definitely use this place for a party spot of our own.

An event space review:…read more So, I've never been here for like a regular Saturday night and I've never actually hosted an event here but, I've been to this space for a few local Hoboken events and I've also been here for a private tour and the end result: It's aesthetically amazing. I've recommended at least one friend to get married here (and they are) and as far as event spaces go this one is damn fine with a max capacity of about 200 people. Mutli room all with beautiful wood floors, dark leather couches, dim lighting, brick walls. Wow. Definitely Prague in the 1940's. Definitely one of the hipper locations I've been in Hoboken. The cocktail list is extensive and is of the "mixologist" type. They are pricey $11-$13 or so but, that's how much fancy cocktails cost these days. Womp womp. I really can't talk about ambiance on a regular night since I've never been but for an event space, this place is truly dark, romantic and a super cool spot in Hoboken definitely a must stop and see when planning a special event, wedding, bday, fundraiser. (I have no clue on pricing/rental so good luck).

Hoboken Elk's Club is an excellent place to have an event. It is very long and spacious hall to…read morehave a corporate event, social or fund raiser. I was here last Saturday for The Liberty Humane Society Fall Craft Beer Festival. I guess they had a couple of hundred people and I have plenty of room to try all the delicious beers. There is a side room with a bar, so it was all good. Lots of room and beer, heaven. Overall, if I lived in the area and needed a flexible function space Hoboken Elk's Club would certainly be on my list. I am sure they rent the space out for various events. I have had friends who had functions at other Elk's Club locations and rental fees were very reasonable.

Wow this event space is great! I was really surprised how large it is inside…read more While the space had a nice layout, I definitely think there should be more bathrooms. There are just two tiny bathrooms in this place. When you have 300 people inside it's kind of hard to wait for your turn. The decor inside is pretty plain. The ceiling and roof had a nice wooden beams going across for a cozy feel. However there are dead carcass elk heads on the wall so I'm not sure if that's your theme.

Flowers have been my Covid19 quarantine mania. For weeks greenhouses and nurseries were closed and…read moreI could not order flowers from anywhere. I usually buy fresh flowers at Trader Joe's, but the quarantine kept me out of stores in general. Acclimating to quarantining and working from home was a very disruptive process for me mentally and emotionally. By week 8 of my 14 week WFH journey I found Park & Bloom, and having fresh flowers in the house again helped me regain my balance. My first order was for some coral charm peonies that I fussed over like a pet. They closed most nights and went to bed and changed colors in the most beautiful way. My dude and I had long drawn-out conversations about the peonies; I think my dogs were a little jealous of the attention the flowers received. Since then I have ordered some more peonies, some anemones, and a small arraignment that was precious. I am always impressed with the quality of the flowers and love that the selection changes every week. Free local delivery on Wednesdays and Fridays is also really nice and there is usually pick-up available Saturday morning at the farmers market under the viaduct in Hoboken.

Amazing bouquets! Order peonies for delivery and they were perfectly picked with beautiful detail!…read moreAlso visited bwe cafe for a dried arrangement up and it is gorg

By reading all these reviews, I now understand why Frank (the owner) does not want to show the hall…read morein person and he only shows videos of previous events. As soon as i walked into his office i can tell how unsanitary these people are. The had dirty chairs, a mess, dogs and cats, the place smelled like rodents. Disgusting! Frank was eating and talking to me at the same time. He is so unprofessional calling me "baby". I question their choice of caterers. I would be very careful. they are very unsanitary people. Frank told me he would show me the hall, and when I arrived from 20 minutes away, he said "I'm not going over there to show you the hall in this rain absolutely not". So why make me drive to your office if you weren't going to show me the hall? i really dont understand how these people rent to others is definitely the worse service ever.

I want to thank Mirador Hall for the excellent catering this past weekend - everything went…read morebeautifully and we were very pleased with both the service and the wonderful food. Our attendees unanimously enjoyed their meals. I also wanted to thank the servers who were friendly and professional. Again, thank you for everything.

Great food! Great service! Great views! Caring Staff and Managers!…read more This is what happens when idiots who have MBAs decide that they want more profits and close a successful business to make way for a more "upscale" read RIPOFF division. Read my review on Mastro's out here in Silicon Valley Firing good people on a whim that some crooked extortionist "upscale" division will bring more profits is exactly what has sunk America. With great steakhouses just across the tunnel in Manhattan, why would I go to Mastro's? Heck NO! All the best to those who served us well at Chart House. It was our goto place for July 4th, with or without fireworks. Thanks for the memories!

I've been to Chart House prob over 50 times and truth be told it's good sometimes and bad other…read moretimes. We also heard it's closing. We went Friday night to say goodbye and it was one of the best experiences we ever had! Our waitress Genesis was great! My meal did come out wrong but it was quickly replaced. The bonus was I got less string beans , biut a bigger piece of fish. The dinner was well paced and everything tasted great. They finally get it together after 20+ years and now they decided to close. We liked it so much, we will go one last time before it closes for good.

As far as event spaces/venues go, this one is top notch. The only downside really, is that it's…read morekinda far out there- but that's also part of its appeal. This venue occupies a space that is on the 3rd floor of the Chelsea Market, and it offers views of both The Highline, and the Hudson River/Western Waterfront. The space is huuuuge at its upmost capacity (10k square feet) or it can be partitioned off for smaller events. It's basically a long white room, with hardwood floors, and a wall of windows providing incredible amounts of natural light. It is run by Creative Edge Parties, who have close to 3 decades of event experience. If you're looking for a large space for your next event, this is a great option.

Attended an event at West Edge, above Chelsea Market this weekend. WOW! Stunning space and…read moreincredible location. Loved the giant windows overlooking the High Line! Just beautiful!

My friend made us reservations for The Sinatra Room at 7pm on a Friday and it was such a chill…read moreexperience! It is only open on Fridays and Saturdays and serves cocktails only, no food. Reservations recommended. After dinner at Panela upstairs, the host walked us down the steps into The Sinatra Room. What is cool about this is the door is a bookcase so if you're not familiar with this speakeasy, you couldn't even tell there is something behind it. It was pretty empty inside, only two other groups. There are a couple tables and chairs along with a bar in the back. The seats are a mixture of leather chairs and ottomans. You can even put your things in the ottomans which is cool. Light music playing in the background. A bartender comes overs with glasses of ice water and shows us where to view the menu which is a QR code. The menu consists of 5 cocktails; I ordered the High Society and my friend ordered On the Town. We both loved our drinks. Mine came in a teacup so I felt extra bougie haha! This speakeasy is perfect for your date night with friends or significant other. They also hold whiskey tastings!

It's a really cute "speakeasy" hidden in a restaurant, kind of hard to find. Inside of Panela…read more Service was kind of rude. Didn't have a resy and basically got kicked out. I will try them again.

Let me begin by saying that Franca makes all the difference at this venue!! She is so hands on and…read moretakes a personal interest in her clients and making sure all of their needs are met. I wanted to set up more of a lounge theme and Franca went above and beyond to find a furniture company that was within our budget. The pictures don't do it justice! The venue itself is gorgeous and located in a perfect area! There is parking available right next to the building which is very convenient. The two rooms are spacious and my guests kept commenting on how nice of a place it was. I can't thank Franca enough! This venue is definitely worth checking out and I plan to do events in this space in the future as well!

What a beautiful venue for planning an event!! I was here on Saturday for my friends bridal shower…read more The venue was gorgeous and the space was perfect for her shower. Tons of space and can be decorated however you like. From what I understand, the space is very budget friendly and you can select your own caterer. There's an on-site staff member to assist with serving and cleanup. Max capacity: 90 ppl First floor: Two restrooms for guest. A bar area with a fridge. Area for a setting up a photo booth & cocktail tables (or whatever you like). My friends bridal shower had a dessert table, full bar, photo booth, and cocktail tables. Upstairs: Big space to set up tables, chairs, couches etc. Plenty of room for a dancing area and food. My friends bridal shower had rented couches and glow in the dark cocktail tables. Just beautiful!