Aidah's Guidebook
Art & Museum
Mana Contemporary
888 Newark AveThe Museum of Modern Art
11 West 53rd StreetAfrican Burial Ground National Monument
290 BroadwayMuseum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts
80 Hanson PlFood scene
Amazing Brunch & Dinner! Conveniently located in Downtown Jersey City, near shops and a few blocks from the waterfront…ideal for an after meal stroll.
17 locals recommend
Latham House
299 Marin BlvdAmazing Brunch & Dinner! Conveniently located in Downtown Jersey City, near shops and a few blocks from the waterfront…ideal for an after meal stroll.
Book a reservation because this place fills up fast. Speakeasy vibes, with a pacific island twist. The food, drinks and atmosphere are definitely stellar at Cellar 335.
75 locals recommend
Cellar 335
335 Newark AveBook a reservation because this place fills up fast. Speakeasy vibes, with a pacific island twist. The food, drinks and atmosphere are definitely stellar at Cellar 335.
Latin fusion and colorful decor. Both locations serve a delightful array of eats and drinks, but I much rather the ambiance in Hoboken. If you love guacamole like me, try their spicy truffle honey or octopus guac…best I’ve ever had—and I lived in Mexico City.
117 locals recommend
Orale Mexican Kitchen
341 Grove StLatin fusion and colorful decor. Both locations serve a delightful array of eats and drinks, but I much rather the ambiance in Hoboken. If you love guacamole like me, try their spicy truffle honey or octopus guac…best I’ve ever had—and I lived in Mexico City.
Love a farm to table dinning experience? Well this quaint local restaurant, packs a might Asian fusion punch of culinary flavor and sustainability. The ramen, udon and dumpling—any and all—are delicious!
26 locals recommend
Pinwheel Garden
318 Communipaw AvenueLove a farm to table dinning experience? Well this quaint local restaurant, packs a might Asian fusion punch of culinary flavor and sustainability. The ramen, udon and dumpling—any and all—are delicious!
Neighborhoods
The city most famous for Frank Sinatra’s hometown, the cake boss and the birthplace of baseball. Today’s vibe is communal and college town cool. Lots of restaurants, bars, scenic views points and a great walking town.
228 locals recommend
Hoboken
The city most famous for Frank Sinatra’s hometown, the cake boss and the birthplace of baseball. Today’s vibe is communal and college town cool. Lots of restaurants, bars, scenic views points and a great walking town.
Brooklyn… I t’s not just a place, it’s an attitude! And as a proud third generation Brooklynite, no contest, it’s also the best borough in NYC.
88 locals recommend
Brooklyn
Brooklyn… I t’s not just a place, it’s an attitude! And as a proud third generation Brooklynite, no contest, it’s also the best borough in NYC.
An oasis across the river. This historic land mass is situated at the base of the East and Hudson Rivers, with spectacular views of Manhattan, Brooklyn and Jersey shorelines. A great place to escape the bustling city and bike ride , “glamp” or picnic on an small island.
249 locals recommend
Governors Island
An oasis across the river. This historic land mass is situated at the base of the East and Hudson Rivers, with spectacular views of Manhattan, Brooklyn and Jersey shorelines. A great place to escape the bustling city and bike ride , “glamp” or picnic on an small island.