JERSEY CITY, N.J. — On Tuesday afternoon, Hudson County Executive Tom DeGise, the Hudson County Board of Commissioners, Hudson County Improvement Authority CEO Norman Guerra, the Hudson County Improvement Authority Board of Commissioners and Landmark Hospitality officially broke ground for The View at Lincoln Park. The new state of the art dining and catering facility […]
4 great butchers to visit in + around Jersey City
Written by Emma Carroll Growing up, I went to an orthodontist in Bayonne, NJ. It sounds crazy but I was excited to visit the orthodontist as a kid because afterward, I’d go with my dad to get a hot dog and waffle fries at Petridi’s Hot Dogs or a banana shake from Magic Fountain. His […]
Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger: Magic Formula to Please Your Woman
Written by Aditi Paul Candace Bushnell, the legendary author of Sex and the City said, “Should is the worst word in the English language. People always think things “should” be a certain way, and when they’re not, they’re disappointed.” An area of life where you really feel the toxic effect of the word “should” is […]
Your Favorite Hudson County Hangout Spot Based on Your Zodiac Sign
Written by Kaitlyn DeLeonardis Collectively, we’re thrilled that most of the COVID-19 restrictions are being lifted and can’t wait to hang out at our favorite local spots with some sense of normalcy. While Hudson County is home to many superb establishments, it can be hard to make a selection. That’s where Astrology comes in, we’ve […]
6 plays to read to honor Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
Written by Kaitlin Overton My first job in New York back in 2016 was at Pan Asian Repertory Theatre, an off-Broadway company founded by the legendary actor, director, and producer Tisa Chang (The Basic Training of Pavlo Hummel, Pacific Overtures, Ambush Bay, Year of the Dragon, to name a few) in 1977 to offer more […]
Being a Basic Broad with Books
Written by Gabrielle Collantes Reading is a deeply personal experience, often times when people ask me for book recommendations it’s based off my preferences and in turn I ask, “What are you into?” There’s a 50/50 chance they’ll enjoy it – different strokes for different folks. But oftentimes, we don’t give enough thought into the […]
French fare in a bubble at Bistro La Source
Written by Heather Valle Dining in an igloo… in May? Completely here for it! These dining bubbles have caught my eye all winter as a trendy and private place to dine during the pandemic.* I thought they would disappear by spring and summer, but with the flap open and a breeze blowing through, it’s a […]
How to support the arts this spring & summer
Written by Kaitlin Overton If the recent change of season (bad allergies, anyone?) and new guidance on outdoor mask use by the CDC has got you feeling ready to be part of the community again, you’re not alone! Millions of people across the country are feeling spring fever in the best way as the COVID-19 […]
5 spots for patio + outdoor seating in North Hudson County
Looking to enjoy the weather and some good food? Check out these outdoor spaces (and some enclosed seating areas) in North Bergen + Weehawken! Cafe Per Tutti7709 Bergenline Ave, North Bergen Cafe Per Tutti is a farm-to-table restaurant that serves tasty meals with Spanish and Italian influence, and they even include vegan options on their […]
Stoned Pizza in the East Village
Written by Michelle “Meesh” Hytner Think of the best slice of Sicilian pizza you’ve ever eaten. Was the crust thick yet crispy? Did the tangy, acidic tomato sauce perfectly complement the chewy mozzarella cheese? Did it perhaps have weed in it? Probably not, right? Enter Chris Barrett, AKA “The Pizza Pusha.” He and his growing, […]
Nurse Appreciation Week: COVID through the eyes of a Nurse
Nurse Appreciation Week runs from May 6th to May 12th and I think we can all agree that they deserve much more than just one week of recognition. Doctors may wear the strong titles but without nurses to provide aide, compassion, and medical attention, the healthcare system could very well crumble. Nurses are the ones […]
Meditations to Guide Your Spiritual Journey
Written by Erica Rodriguez This pandemic has caused high levels of stress and anxiety in many of us. Many of us are also experiencing prolonged feelings of grief and despair, which may be leading us to think more intentionally about our own purpose on this Earth, and what we should be doing with our short […]
Semicolon Cafe: a place to pause
Written by Heather Valle Semicolon will be your new favorite punctuation after you try this Jersey City cafe. Semicolon, located at 77 Hudson St, serves up the trendiest sandwiches in a convenient, handheld box. They’re as modern as they are helpful – these sandwiches are brimming with delicious ingredients that normally would be dripping down […]
8 spots to enjoy brunch + dinner on Mother’s Day
Treat your mom to a delicious meal at a local restaurant! Here are some of our favorite Jersey City spots offering dedicated Mother’s Day menus and other great suggestions for Sunday brunch. Offering Mother’s Day specials/menus Battello502 Washington Blvd Battello is offering prix-fixe brunch and dinner menus for Mother’s Day. Brunch will feature their a […]
3 taco trucks to support in New Jersey
A reminder: Cinco de Mayo is the anniversary of the Battle of Puebla, often celebrated in the US and in parts of Mexico as a victory over France’s occupation of Puebla in 1862. It’s not their Independence Day. If you’re going to celebrate this holiday with drinks and food, consider supporting authentic Mexican restaurants. We’ve […]
Krishna Choksi and Madhuban Plants
Written by Alak Vasa Meet Krishna Choksi, who started her entrepreneurial journey at the age of 76 after losing her husband and partner of 55 years to COVID-19 last year. Krishna Choksi’s story is one of transforming grief into purpose. As difficult as it is to lose a loving and dedicated partner of 55 years, […]
Meta Bodywork in Jersey City
This year has completely brought health and self care to the forefront of all our lives. If we don’t have our health, we have nothing. Personally, taking care of my well being has become a priority above anything else. I recognize that I can’t pour from an empty cup and it is my duty to […]
How Jersey City food trucks thrived during the pandemic
Written by Graham Dooner The evolution and rise of food trucks is not by any means news; it’s been years, if not decades in the making. Most or all cities known for food have seen new delicious and creative trucks enter the scene, especially “up and coming food cities.” Jersey City is an established foodie […]
Gift ideas for Mother’s Day 2021
Not sure what to get for the moms in your life? We have you covered with some ideas from shops offering great products, relaxing services, and tasty treats! Local gift ideas For the moms who need some me-time Maybe your mom hasn’t treated themselves to a new hairstyle lately, or maybe they haven’t had a […]
Help India Heal – An International, National, and Grassroot Resource
Written by Aditi Paul Let’s be honest, there are 2 things on social media that we are legitimately tired of: Virtue Signaling (preaching to others how to be better humans), and Compassion Hoarding (empathizing with every calamity happening in the world) And somehow today, I am a steaming pile of both these things. Because today, […]
