It looks like a regular pizza place, but the menu includes humus, stuffed grapeleaves, baked pasta dishes, and a variety of kebabs besides really good pizza. Plenty of vegetarian options. It's open very late, too - Thursday-Saturday until 4am.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: 38 Hudson Street
Phone: 201-222-2848
You come here for the food and the atmosphere--you're haunted by Frank SInatra music and pics---I love it. Good Italian food, reasonably priced, pasta dishes less than $10. Check out the menu on-line, especially the list of bar pies. When my friends from Japan are in town, we head straight for this place!
Favorite Dish: Spinach Ravioli Alfredo
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: 200 Grand Street, Hoboken, NJ
Phone: (201)656-9467
They said this is the best Thai restaurant in Hoboken and I must say that it has to be. The interiors are relaxing and the food is really, really great! Must pick-up the Pad Thai and Tom Yum Goong if you drop by.
Written May 11, 2008
This is one of Hoboken's many Asian "fusion" restaurants that combine Chinese, Japanes, and Thai cuisines and unfortunately do not specialize in any. As such, the food is adequate. It is a popular take out place, but the restaurant is usually rather empty. I have eaten from Precious and the food again is adequate. It is not one of my favorite places in Hoboken and I recommend you dine elsewhere unless you cannot find space at one of the many restaurants offering better cuisine. The two things that can be said for them is that they are quick at delivering food and they are quite amenable to special requests.
Favorite Dish: Nothing in particular.
Written Jan 27, 2008
Address: 128 Washington Street, Hoboken NJ 07030
Phone: (201) 798-8827
Website: http://www.kannekt.com/review/hob17522.htm
Personally, one of my favorite Indian Restaurants in Hoboken. There food is absolutely delicious and my many experiences have been grand. My wife finds there food a bit greasy, but I firmly disagree. I think it makes the food tastier. Unfortuantely, the restaurant is very small so wait times can be quite long. Service is acceptable and the decor is equally adequate. In the warmer months, the sidewalk seating transforms this little restaurant into a true cafe.
Favorite Dish: Too many to list here. But I suppose the the Chicken Madras and Chicken Tikka Masala are two of my favorites.
Written Jan 27, 2008
Address: 505 Washington Street, Hoboken, NJ 07030
Phone: (201) 610-0900
Website: www.karmakafe.com
Just came back from a dinner at sushi house. Would recommend it for take out maybe, not sure if even that would be ok because that would require still some amount of customer service. Anyway the quality of what they are serving is excellent but the service that we experienced was some of the worst ever!
Most of the time our server was sitting at the bar! That just kind of sums it up.
Favorite Dish: Special roll called lady in red
Written Jan 13, 2008
Address: 155 1st street
Website: www.sushihouseofhoboken.com
Nothing particularly special about this restaurant. Service was slow. And I have two words for the mexican cooks in this Italian restaurant: al dente. The owner realized the food was slow in coming and offered a free glass of wine, which (of course) wound up on the bill. Next time, if there is a next time, we will settle in with a Gibson surrounded by the shrine of Sinatra photos at the bar and eat dinner elsewhere.
Mi dispiace, amici. Parlo la veritĂ .
Favorite Dish: A six-layered concoction of smoky mozzarella with charred red peppers and beefstake tomato slices crisscrossed with syrupy thick balsamic vinegar goes down perfectly with Leo's crusty bread. A good accompaniment to a round of drinks at the bar.
Updated Jul 1, 2006
Address: 2nd & Grand, Hoboken
Phone: 201-659-9467
Website: http://www.leosgrandevous.com/html/menu.htm
This is a simple little place in western Hoboken. The old red and white checker type table plastics. etc.
Just the kind of place you'd expect little and be happy with more.
The first visit was by far best. Went back just the two of us and it was not nearly as good. Probably just a bad day.
Favorite Dish: The lobster ravioli.
Written Apr 20, 2006
Address: 200 Grand Street
Phone: 201-659-9467
Website: http://www.leosgrandevous.com/
Cal and his son have been selling hotdogs from a trailer on the same corner for 50 years. Slathered with sauerkraut, chili, and everything else available. I've watched people stop their car in this difficult spot (no parking, lots of traffic, little visibility) just to grab a couple, so they must be good.
Updated Dec 4, 2005
Address: Corner of Harrison and Newark streets
It's a convenience store, but the sandwiches and soup are fantastic, the fruit and vegetables are several steps up from convenience, and the provisions on the shelves are the good stuff. It's a tiny place, but people are willing to wait jammed into the corners for freshly-made wraps and paninis. The guys behind the counter are nice, too.
Written Nov 22, 2005
Address: 400 Newark Street
Phone: 201-386-1555
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