Clinton Street Cafe Now Open!
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3/9/2010 Update:
Newest Hoboken Coffee Shop opens doors
Late last week, John Kim, the owner of Clinton Street Cafe (13th and Clinton) became open for business.
Starting out rather slow, John says he plans for the Clinton Street Cafe “to have the highest quality products at the best prices.” So far, he features Allegro coffee and tea (which is also available at Whole Foods), bakery products from NYC’s Amy’s Bread, and salads from Anthony Davids right here in Hoboken. Some panini sandwiches and other items will also be on the menu when he finalizes it next month.
If you’re looking for a place off the beaten path to have a quiet cup of coffee, enjoy some outdoor seating – and generally away from the riff-raff on Washington Street, Clinton Street Cafe might be a good option for you. Current hours are 7am – 8pm, seven days a week.
SEE ORIGINAL UPDATE AFTER THE JUMP…
12/30/3009:
A local coffee shop!
We have another attempt to launch a successful business at 356 13th Street (home of the previously doomed Basic Cafe / Metro Deli and Ganache before that). And while the spot is located on Thirteenth Street, they’re naming it “Clinton Street Cafe.”
From the obvious looks of the logo, it’s going to be a coffee shop / cafe – that will likely serve what most other shops sell (coffee, espresso, lattes, etc.) Stay tuned for further updates!
Description: Coffee Shop & Cafe
Address: 356 13th Street, Hoboken, NJ 07030
Phone: TBD
Web: TBD
December 30th 2009 - 16:34:41 |
While I live nearby, and will more than likely get coffee here regularly if it’s good, I don’t see how they can survive with just a few buildings nearby. The previous businesses suffered the same fate. Just not enough foot traffic. Maybe their rent was lowered.
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March 9th 2010 - 14:53:24 |
The location is great for us upper west side folks and could be a nice alternative to the postage stamp sized Dunkin Donuts on 12th. I understand they just opened but my first visit wasn’t so great.
The layout is weird and it’s not obvious where to order and pay. Looks like they are still in set up mode. The variety of fare was a mixed bag at best.
But the worst thing was that the coffee was horrible. I mean really bad. It was weak and self serve out of pump pots. I’m not going back until I see some decent reviews. Hopefully they will get it together.
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March 10th 2010 - 07:34:11 |
I wish the owner/s success and if they read these posts don’t get frustrated with what other people say. This is an open forum and many are right and many are wrong. People said things about me and some were correct and I fixed them. There are a lot of great places off Washinton St. Known as “the weeds” Bloomfield St to Marshall St haas some of the best stores and owners in town.
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March 10th 2010 - 15:26:58 |
Midtownauthentic: Welcome Back! Where was ya?
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March 10th 2010 - 18:11:21 |
112 hour weeks keep me from having luxuries in life like vacations, jet setting and 411 posting.
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