Nine
25
July
(1 votes, average: 1.00 out of 5)
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Description – “Upscale Tapas Lounge & Martini Bar – Cozy seating where you can relax, and use your imagination to mix and match from our menu. You can keep it simple or you can make it as complicated as you like. But whichever way you prefer it, tapas is best served with an early evening drink among friends and lively company.”
Services – New American cuisine. Tapas lounge and martini bar. Private parties are available.
Website – www.ninehoboken.com
Address – 333 Washington St, Hoboken, New Jersey ( NJ ) 07030
Telephone – (201) 795-9899, Fax – (201) 795-9399
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July 26th 2007 - 11:17:02 |
Biffy B For Mayor wrote:
didn’t realize that I wasn’t he only one who has seen “Made”
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July 26th 2007 - 11:44:38 |
Here’s 50 bucks, take this in case I get drunk and call you a bitch later.
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July 26th 2007 - 16:50:54 |
I agree with the cheese aspect. I used to like the place, it was something a little bit different in Hoboken and I appreciated that however I am still pissed off at the 350 dollar bottle I got tricked into buying back in June. Again, trying to hard to be NYC with their ‘bottle service’. They can shove the bottle up their a$$ for that kind of money. Jerks!!
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July 27th 2007 - 09:19:01 |
potatochip wrote:
not for nothing but what did you expect to pay for a bottle? $300 is the minimum in my experience. Usually it’s a two bottle minimum too…unless you want your table next to the kitchen.
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August 9th 2007 - 13:02:47 |
One of the owners is a real dick. I was in there with some friends ordering shots when I asked the bartender if I could buy her a shot, her response was “You have to ask my manager.” I then approached the guy I was told was the manager and asked if she could do a shot with us. His response was “No they can’t and I’m the fucking owner not manager.” And they wonder why business is dying. TEAK is ten times nicer and much more welcoming.
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August 9th 2007 - 14:08:49 |
Weezy Jerry’s next door.. eh? eh?
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June 4th 2008 - 16:08:08 |
Has anyone else noticed all the guy bartenders at Nine? What’s up with that? I used to send my single guy friends in here to check out the cute female bartenders but now not only is the place a meat market but its guys behind the bar too? Ones with attitudes nonetheles? This place is slowly going down the drains.
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June 4th 2008 - 16:25:02 |
This place is as big a joke as the line that forms outside of Green Rock.
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June 4th 2008 - 16:26:42 |
At least at Green Rock you don’t get attitude from the bartenders once you get inside….ask for Jaime on thur nights, she’s awesome!
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June 4th 2008 - 17:08:23 |
jaime who? is it a jamie s?
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June 4th 2008 - 17:24:15 |
if you pay 300 bucks for a bottle of liquor in hoboken – you are an idiot. i don’t care if you can afford it. i don’t care if the people are a little better looking. it makes you an idiot.
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June 4th 2008 - 20:01:51 |
This place is an absolute joke trying to be upscale.
I love the cheap christmas chain lighting behind the tile wall—welcome to 1989
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June 4th 2008 - 21:33:28 |
oh well okay wrote:
Agreed. If you go to Nine, you’re going to be surrounded by the same people you see on the PATH train, in line at the A&P, in CVS, etc. Why have bottle service to be around the same people you would be around just walking down the street.
It seems to me that the whole allure of going to a high-end club comes from the fact that you don’t know what is going to happen, that you could meet someone great, etc. If you go to the right clubs in the city, you truly could find yourself partying with literally anyone from some goofballs from the suburbs to some sports star, mogul, actress, etc. The allure lies in the unknown and the idea that “anything could happen” (of course, usually nothing great does happen, but every now and then…).
But to pay for bottle service in Hoboken, where there are no unknowns and the experience is pretty predictable…why?
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June 4th 2008 - 22:54:33 |
zxcv wrote:
why?….so your not waiting 30 minutes everytime you need a drink and you have a place to sit all night. You’d pay the exact same amount if you bought the bottle by the drink. makes complete sense to me. What doesn’t make sense is buying one a a tiny shitbox like nine
So ultra cool and exclusive …..gimme a break!
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June 5th 2008 - 00:13:50 |
oh well okay wrote:
Amen.
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