BYOB Restaurants
2010 Update:
Here’s an alphabetical listing of all BYOB restaurants in Hoboken. It’s always cheaper to eat when you can bring your own wine or beer!
Try a new one out and let us know!
If you see an error or omission, please send email to hoboken411@gmail.com. Some of the Thai places may be, but I’m not sure! Thanks!
BYOB Restaurants
Ali Baba – Middle Eastern
Anthony Davids, The Dining Room at – Gourmet
Aroma – Chinese
Bombay West – Indian
Cafe Michelina – Italian
Charrito’s Downtown – Mexican
Charrito’s Uptown – Mexican
Casual Thai – Thai
Diana’s – Basic diner
Illuzion – Japanese
It’s Greek to Me – Greek (of course)
Johnny Pepperoni (new!)
La Isla – Cuban
Legal Beans – Cafe
Margherita’s – Italian
Maru – Japanese
Napoli’s – Brick oven pizza
Piccolo Roma – Italian
Piri Piri (new!) – Portuguese BBQ
Precious – Chinese
Rice Shop – Asian
Robongi – Japanese
Satay – Malaysian
Sri Thai – Thai
Sushi House – Japanese
T Thai – Thai
Trattoria Saporito – Italian
Ubu – Japanese
Zafra – Cuban
August 5th, 2007 |
Some of the best food in Hoboken can be found at these BYOB places, and it is nice to be able to bring your beverage of choice instead of picking through overpriced beer and wine lists. This is the way to go in this town.
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August 5th, 2007 |
Any suggestions for place to have party of about 60 people?
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August 6th, 2007 |
Sixty, wow . . . you are looking for a restaurant and not a hall (such as the Elks). Amanda’s may be able to handle it. Does it have to be in Hoboken or is NYC an option. You may do better to have it in a place like the Elks and have it catered. Without knowing the specifics of the event, it is hard to recommend something. I would be glad to help if provided more info.
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August 6th, 2007 |
I’d consider a hall, is there anything other than the Elks?
NYC or JC are ok.
I’m having a small out of state, family wedding. This is the post wedding party for our friends that did not get invited to the wedding, because only family was invited.
I think the only concern we have is that we need wheel chair access.
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August 7th, 2007 |
What about Lolas on 14th. I dont know how many it holds but they have a room down stairs as well.
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August 7th, 2007 |
Lolas isn’t a bad option – the room downstairs is very, very nice and since they specialize in (real) tapas, they’d probably be able to put together some great finger-food plates.
My only reservation is that the last time I went there, the food was pretty pricey.
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August 7th, 2007 |
IS there wheelchair access to that basement? It’s a nice space, but Lola’s food is an acquired taste. Now, I will pretty much eat anything, but I don’t go out of my way to go here unless friends are insisting on tapas. It does a number on me like no other food ever has!!
How about Lounge 11 Journey? It’s close to home!?
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August 7th, 2007 |
In response to kooky kat who said:
Yeah it is. We will have to call the places everyone has suggested and ask about the numbers and the wheelchair and then do some eating out to make the final choice.
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August 7th, 2007 |
Don’t forget: at the Elks club you get dinner -and- a show/brawl!
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August 7th, 2007 |
you might want to consider the lincoln inn in jersey city, you can a decent meal at a reasonable price, full bar also available, and they can easily accomadate 60 people
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