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🌟 Editor's Note
After a week off for the Holidays to rest up we are back and ready to party in the New Year!
We also want to make sure that this newsletter is doing what it is meant to, helping you to have more fun! So, if you have a free ~3 minutes, we would love to hear from you with our lokel survey. You filling this out helps us help people have more fun!
🍻 New Year’s Eve!
Our Favorite Hoboken New Year’s Eve Parties
Backstage | 3 Drink Tickets, Lite Bites & Midnight Toast | $75pp | 9pm-1am
The Madison | Premium Open Bar, Passed Bites & Midnight Bagel Buffet | $120pp | 9:30pm-12:30am
The Ainsworth | 5 Hour Premium Open Bar, Toast & DJ | $88+ pp | 9pm-3am
River Street Garage | 4.5 Hour Premium Open Bar & Food Buffet from 9pm-10pm | $116pp | 8pm-12:30am
Louise & Jerry’s | Complimentary Midnight Toast & Drink Specials | No Cover | All Night
Check out our full list here
*If you end up going to any of these, don’t forget to tag us on IG and TT @hobohappyhours
🔥 Can’t Miss Dish
What: Pumpkin Ravioli
Where: Zack’s Oak Bar
Why: Only available on the Winter Menu so you know it is everything you want on a cold Hoboken day. Pumpkin, sage, bacon? Need we say more?
👏 In Case You Missed It…
The Latest Happenings Around Hoboken
The former location of Northern 700 1st Street is officially going to become a new wine bar. Signage for ‘With Love, Valentina’ is up as it gets set to take over the space.
Did you know a Hilton is coming to Hoboken? The project was initially announced in 2018 but with countless delays the project stalled. Now, with tax credits being awarded to the project under a statewide program, the project is getting back on track
*Have any tips on upcoming openings or news around Hoboken? Reply directly to this email!
Did You Know? Hoboken Terminal is considered one of the most beautiful transit hubs in America. Opened in 1907 and designed by the legendary firm McKim, Mead & White, it’s a Beaux-Arts masterpiece with Tiffany glass ceilings, copper detailing, and original hand-painted tiles — and it’s still in daily use by commuters over a century later.