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What to buy: The main street in Hoboken is Washington Street. It extends from one end of town to the other. You can walk it, Hoboken is one square mile. If you don't want to walk the mile, then there are buses, of course, which stop at every block. There all all kinds of shops, restaurants, and bars. In fact, you will find a bar on every block!
Written Jul 29, 2003
Used and new CDs, DVDs, and some vinyl. Deceptively small for the actual selection available. I love this place, always walk out with a stack of CDs at a fraction of the usual cost. Staff is knowledgeable, nice, and has great suggestions if you ask. Trade-ins are fairly priced.
Written Jan 28, 2006
Address: 225 Washington St, Hoboken
Phone: (201) 653-3355
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Antiques, collectibles, and second hand wardrobe.
What to buy: There's a certain nice black beaded vintage dress that's waiting to be bought by a certain someone...
Written Dec 7, 2003
Address: 365 1st St, Hoboken
Phone: (201) 216-9998
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This store is great to cruise around in. Lots of kitschy stuff like Sigmund Freud Action Figure, Magic 8 Ball, funky jewelry, etc.
Written Dec 7, 2003
Address: 116 Washington Street Hoboken
Phone: 201.653.7276
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View from Washington St, in Hoboken. This main street in Hoboken is lined with neat bars, restaurants, and shops. Hoboken encompasses one square mile.
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