The space at 800 Jackson Street has been unoccupied off and on, having been home to Tilted Kilt, Taphaus, and the very short-lived Privé bar and restaurant. We received some information in July about what locals can expect from this new spot — which officially opened on October 12th. Read on to learn more about this new Spanish tapas wine bar called Sangria in Hoboken.
Sangria launched its first location in Mahwah in 2014 and has been a popular spot with locals ever since. Now, it’s coming to West Hoboken.
“Our goal is to provide the best culinary experience,” the restaurant shared on its website. “Our rustic Spanish bistro setting is perfect to serve authentic flavor-filled cuisine, signature sangrias, wines, and spirits. We offer something for everyone… dishes are prepared with authentic ingredients from Spain and the freshest local foods.”
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Sangria’s menu highlights include traditional and signature Sangrias, wines from the different regions of Spain, and a variety of imported Spanish beers. The Mahwah location serves a menu of both dinner and now breakfast items including Spanish tapas, juices, and breakfast cocktails from Tuesday through Sunday, and it’s confirmed that this spot will also have brunch, though hours are to be confirmed.
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The dinner menu will be a mix of Spanish vegetables, meat and seafood small plates, and of course wine + sangria.
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Originally, a projected opening date was sometime in September, but Sangria is now hosting its official grand opening on Tuesday, October 12th from 4PM to 10PM.
Written by: Jennifer Tripucka
Jen is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of HobokenGirl.com. With deep entrepreneurial roots in Hudson County — as her grandparents owned textile businesses on Tonnelle Ave in North Bergen dating back to the 50s — she started the site as a Hoboken resident to discover the amazing things happening in the area. When not planning the next Hoboken Girl event or #HobokenGirlHelps volunteer project, she can usually be found shopping at local boutiques, eating an Insta-worthy meal, walking her two pups, or watching Bravo TV and ordering takeout with her husband.
