It’s that time of year…Hudson Restaurant Week!
Dates: January 13-26, 2014
There are some fabulous Hoboken restaurants participating in Hudson Restaurant Week in Hoboken…and we’ve got the deals and menus listed here! Some of the deals span throughout the week, and others are just on weekdays. Either way you slice it, totally yummy. Enjoy!
340 Sinatra Drive, Hoboken
Lunch: $18 Monday-Saturday
Dinner: $38 Monday-Friday, Sunday
908 Washington St, Hoboken
Dinner: $38 Monday-Friday, Sunday
237 Washington Street, Hoboken
Lunch: $15 Monday-Friday
Dinner: $30 Monday-Friday
135 Washington St, Hoboken
Dinner: $35 Monday-Friday
700 Clinton Street, Hoboken
Lunch: $15 Saturday & Sunday
Dinner: $35 Monday-Sunday
61 Sixth Street, Hoboken
Dinner: $30 Monday-Thursday
163 14th Street, Hoboken
Dinner: $38 Monday-Friday, Sunday
306-308 Park Ave, Hoboken
Dinner: $38 Monday-Sunday
1316 Washington St, Hoboken
Lunch: $15 Monday-Friday
Dinner: $35 Monday-Thursday, Sunday
94 Bloomfield Street, Hoboken
Dinner: $25 Monday-Sunday
618 Washington Street, Hoboken
Dinner: $25 Monday-Sunday
200 Hudson St, Hoboken
Dinner: $38 Monday-Sunday
936 Park Avenue, Hoboken
Lunch: $18 Monday-Saturday
Dinner: $30 Monday-Friday, Sunday
(W Hotel) 225 River St, Hoboken
Lunch: $18 Monday-Friday
Dinner: $38 Monday-Friday
…so there you have it. Hudson Restaurant Week in Hoboken in a nutshell. Not a million restaurants participating, but definitely a good amount — enough to enjoy one per night (at least!). 45+ restaurants in Hoboken, Jersey City, Weehawken/Edgewater and Bayonne. New to the list from Hoboken are Anthony David’s and The Stewed Cow. In celebration of the Restaurant Week’s 10th year and the Super Bowl being played a few miles away, the promotion continues for a bonus week from January 27-February 2 (Super Bowl Sunday).
For a full list of participating restaurants in Hudson County, click here.
Where will you be dining during Hudson Restaurant Week?
*3 Forty Grill is now closed.
*Trinity is now closed.
*Clinton Social is now closed.
*Fig Tree is now closed.
Written by: Jennifer Tripucka
Jen is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Hoboken Girl. She started the site to discover and share the wealth of things happening in Hudson County. Her roots in the area extend to her maternal grandparents, who owned two textile factories in Weehawken and North Bergen. When not planning the next Hoboken Girl event/volunteer project or editing her life away, she can usually be found shopping at local boutiques, eating an Insta-worthy meal, walking her French bulldog + rescue pup, or watching the latest murder doc on Netflix with her husband.
