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It is that wintry time of year again where restaurants beg for our patronage post-New Year’s and pre-Valentine’s Day: Hudson Restaurant Week. Hudson County’s begins when New York City’s ends, so as not to compete for capital.
From January 23rd to February 7th, attend restaurants (that may be outside of your budget) to sample each menu at a set price.
Here are participating Jersey City restaurants:
Hamilton Pork
The Hutton
Kitchen Step
Laico’s (pick up a hard copy of The Jersey City Independent for my lengthy review; this is not one to miss!)
South House
View the full list of Hudson County participating restaurants, prices and menus here.
Taste Jersey City Tastefully,
JCG
It is that wintry time of year again where restaurants beg for our patronage post-New Year’s and pre-Valentine’s Day: Hudson Restaurant Week. Hudson County’s begins when New York City’s ends, so as not to compete for capital.
From January 25th to February 5th, attend restaurants (that may be outside of your budget) to sample each menu at a set price.
Here are participating Jersey City restaurants:
Laico’s (pick up a hard copy of The Jersey City Independent for my lengthy review; this is not one to miss!)
View the full list of Hudson County participating restaurants, prices and menus here.
Taste Jersey City Tastefully,
JCG
Oh the overcast sky, the chilly nip in the air, the fear of imminent Hurricane Joaquin…
All reminds us that Fall is well under way in Jersey City, which means that right now, your body craves snuggly comfort foods.
Thank goodness Jersey City has an endless supply of places to satisfy that need.
Click on the below links for my reviews of restaurants/cafes that cater to comfort on every level.
Jersey Girls Village Food Tour Spots
There are so many awesome restaurants in Jersey City. I’ve covered plenty more than these on my (this) site, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Foursquare/Swarm and for the Jersey City Independent’s magazine and website.
These are just picks for our impending weather.
And, if disaster strikes you and not me, do stop by and do refuel here as many did during Sandy.
Be well and warm on,
JCG
Skinner’s Loft (146 Newark Ave.) is one of my favorite spots. Choose your floor depending on your fancy.
The copper-ceilinged bar scene on the first floor is always bubbling and best suited for drinks and small bites with friends.
The second floor, which I most frequent, offers more intimate dining with its candlelit atmosphere, ever-present gorgeous fresh flowers, a fireplace, well thought-out antique decor and different place settings on each table (totes my style).
Skinner’s has a warm, welcoming feel on cold winter nights. While the ambiance is beautiful, you don’t feel the need to dress up or be well-versed in wine (or Italian beer that comes in a corked bottle, for that matter). It is an elegant scene, but while the restaurant’s servers are super professional, they also make you feel relaxed—nothing’s uptight.
I’ve been here many times since I discovered it and will continue to go. Now, on to the menu:
Skinner’s Loft changes its menu seasonally, but here are some of the things I’ve tried:
Click below to read on…