Hoboken, United States
Halifax
Halifax occupies a residential address on Hoboken's waterfront at 225 River Street, placing it in an unusual position within a dining scene that skews toward street-level neighborhood spots.
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Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Hoboken from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Hoboken
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In our guide, Hoboken has 1 Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence and 3 Wine Spectator Awards of Excellence. Halifax, in waterfront, holds a 2026 Wine Spectator Award of Excellence, with an extensive wine list. Dino & Harry's Steakhouse in uptown Hoboken, The Brass Rail in historic downtown Hoboken, and Sirenetta in Uptown Hoboken have wine lists and extensive wine lists.
Hoboken has the most places in our guide of any neighborhood, at 7, followed by Uptown Hoboken, at 3. Saku, in Hoboken, is the first omakase experience in Hoboken, with modern Japanese sushi and a sake program. Sirenetta, in Uptown Hoboken, serves coastal Italian seafood with a raw bar. Dino & Harry's Steakhouse, in uptown Hoboken, is a classic American steakhouse in a longshoreman's saloon with a preserved clock and a hand-carved cherry bar.
Places with the strongest wine programs
Halifax, Dino & Harry's Steakhouse, and Sirenetta all have wine lists and extensive wine lists. Halifax, in waterfront, holds a 2026 Wine Spectator Award of Excellence.
Halifax
Halifax, in waterfront, serves Northeastern farm-to-table coastal American cooking with sustainable local seafood. Halifax holds a 2026 Wine Spectator Award of Excellence. The wine program has an extensive wine list, craft cocktails, a la carte service, and small plates.
Dino & Harry's Steakhouse
Dino & Harry's Steakhouse, in uptown Hoboken, is a classic American steakhouse with an extensive wine list, and craft cocktails. The menu is a la carte. The restaurant occupies a late-1800s longshoreman's saloon, with a preserved 150-year-old clock and a hand-carved cherry bar.
Sirenetta
Sirenetta, in Uptown Hoboken, is a coastal Italian seafood restaurant and raw bar. The wine program has an extensive wine list, craft cocktails, and a beer program. Meals are a la carte. The restaurant has a substantial raw bar, housemade pastas, and a cocktail program with a dedicated Mule Bar.
For omakase and focused dinners
Saku, in Hoboken, is the first omakase experience in Hoboken. Amanda's, in Hoboken, serves New American cooking with an Argentine twist, and The Brass Rail, in historic downtown Hoboken, serves New American steakhouse cooking with French influences.
Saku
Saku, in Hoboken, is the first omakase experience in Hoboken, with a chef's selection of seasonal sushi. The cooking is modern Japanese sushi and omakase. The restaurant has a wine list, a sake program, and craft cocktails. The menu offers omakase, a la carte, and small plates.
Amanda's
Amanda's, in Hoboken, serves New American cooking with an Argentine twist in restored brownstones. The wine program has craft cocktails, and the menu is a la carte. Live music has been part of the restaurant for over 30 years.
The Brass Rail
The Brass Rail, in historic downtown Hoboken, serves New American steakhouse cooking with French influences. The wine program has an extensive wine list and craft cocktails, and the menu is a la carte. The restaurant is an early-1900s Hoboken landmark with Frank Sinatra connections.
Planning FAQ
How many Michelin-starred restaurants are in Hoboken in your guide?
Hoboken has no Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide. Halifax, in waterfront, holds a 2026 Wine Spectator Award of Excellence and has an extensive wine list, and craft cocktails.
Which Hoboken neighbourhoods matter most for serious wine lists?
Hoboken and Uptown Hoboken have the highest neighborhood counts in our guide, at 7 and 3. In Hoboken, Saku and Amanda's each have a wine list. In Uptown Hoboken, Sirenetta has an extensive wine list.
Where should I look for omakase or tasting-menu style dining?
Saku, in Hoboken, is the omakase restaurant in our guide. It is the first omakase experience in Hoboken, with a chef's selection of seasonal sushi. The menu also includes a la carte and small plates. Saku has a wine list, a sake program, and craft cocktails.
Which venues in Hoboken hold Wine Spectator awards?
Halifax, in waterfront, holds a 2026 Wine Spectator Award of Excellence, with an extensive wine list. Citywide, our guide counts 1 Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence and 3 Wine Spectator Awards of Excellence.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
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Where to eat in Hoboken
Selected entries from the current guide for Hoboken.
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Amanda's
Amanda's occupies a converted Victorian townhouse on Washington Street, placing it among Hoboken's more atmospheric dining addresses. The room's period details set a deliberate pace, this is a restaurant that rewards those who arrive without a schedule. Its position on the New Jersey side of the Hudson puts it minutes from Manhattan by PATH but firmly within its own dining culture.
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Caffe Buon Gusto
On Washington Street, Hoboken's main dining corridor, Caffe Buon Gusto occupies the kind of neighborhood role that Italian-American cafes have long held in Hudson County: a place where the food is the point and the room is incidental. The address at 918 Washington St places it squarely in the walkable core of a city that has quietly built one of the more interesting restaurant strips in the New York metro area.
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Dino & Harry's Steakhouse
A Hoboken institution on 14th Street, Dino & Harry's Steakhouse sits in the tradition of the American chophouse: serious cuts, a room built for conversation, and a direct relationship between kitchen and table. For a city of Hoboken's density and dining range, it occupies a distinct tier, the kind of steakhouse that draws regulars from across the Hudson rather than walk-in traffic alone.
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Il Tavolo di Palmisano
Il Tavolo di Palmisano occupies a corner of Hoboken's Clinton Street corridor, where the city's Italian-American dining tradition runs deepest. The restaurant sits within a neighbourhood that has long supported serious table culture just across the Hudson from Manhattan, offering an alternative to the expense and distance of a New York reservation.
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Saku
Saku pairs modern Japanese sushi and omakase with sake and craft cocktails on Park Ave, making it a practical dinner stop for a smart casual evening.
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Sirenetta
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The Brass Rail
The Brass Rail occupies a firm place in Hoboken's bar and dining fabric at 135 Washington St, drawing a local crowd that has kept the address relevant through decades of neighborhood change. The room carries the worn confidence of a place that does not need to announce itself. For visitors mapping Hoboken's eating and drinking scene, it functions as a useful anchor point on the main strip.
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Urban Coalhouse - Hoboken
Urban Coalhouse sits on 14th Street in Hoboken, a block or two removed from the main Washington Street corridor, which tells you something about its relationship to the neighbourhood's dining scene. The name signals a particular aesthetic direction: industrial warmth, live-fire cooking, and the kind of American wood-and-coal format that has spread steadily from Brooklyn into New Jersey's waterfront towns over the past decade.
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Where to stay in Hoboken
Selected entries from the current guide for Hoboken.
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W Hoboken
Positioned at 225 River Street in Hoboken, W Hoboken occupies a site where the Manhattan skyline functions as the dominant design element. The property sits within the W Hotels portfolio, placing it in a specific tier of design-forward urban lodging that competes more on aesthetic and location than on room count. For travelers crossing between New Jersey and New York, it offers a distinct alternative to midtown hotel density.
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Where to go for a drink in Hoboken
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Which wineries to visit in Hoboken
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