Top 5 Favorite Hoboken Brunch Spots?
11/13/2009:
Hoboken411 reader Melanie was curious about where area residents like to chow down for weekend brunches, and why!
Looking for Brunch Recommendations
“So, I go out to brunch a lot, but usually go to old, casual standbys like Legal Beans, Four L’s, Hoboken Gourmet, etc. But what could I suggest to some “foodies” that want to drink with their brunch? What’s the best brunch in Hoboken and why?”
I figured I’d break it down into five miscellaneous categories (you can repeat answers, if necessary):
- What is your “local” brunch spot? (most frequented, usual standby)
- What is your favorite tasting brunch? (regardless of cost)
- What brunch is the best value? (cheapest or best bang for buck, most food, etc.)
- Who makes the best drinks at Brunch? (quality and/or quantity i.e., unlimited, etc.)
- And what location has the best ambiance? (service, decor, comfort)
Bonus Questions:
- Noteworthy NON-Hoboken Brunch spots nearby? Easily accessible?
- Do you travel outside of your four-block radius ever?
- Lastly – what places might you be taking a “time out” from until they improve?
Share your favorites below in the comments section!
Best brunch by far is at 1 Republik-amazing croissant french toast and $ 3 mimosas and bloody marys-make sure to get there early tho because usually a wait
i’m a sucker for a buffet brunch (steam-table eggs – disgusting but also delish!!) so i love madison and if in a bind, mile square. . .
Anyone know what’s going on with Mile Square? I was walking home from work on Friday evening. I saw that Mile Square now just says The Square. The outside looks different. It looks like it’s being painted etc.
In response to dg who said:
eggs benedict at buskers using filet mignon instead of canadian bacon, hands down!
My Hoboken favorites are Elysian and Mikie Squared but neither blow me away. I used to live in JC and really miss the restaurants (brunch, dinner, and takeout) over there. Amelia’s, Skinner’s Loft, Light House Tavern, LITM, and best of all Taqueria!
Not that I want this restaurant to become even more crowded by promoting them….
But if you’ve never had the huevos rancheros and Cuban coffee at La Isla on a Sunday, you simply have no right to comment on brunch comparisons in Hoboken!