Growing up with eviction, homelessness and food insecurity, Revan-Hernandez said her upbringing pushed her toward a local career in finance and accounting.
For a city that’s just one square mile, Hoboken offers a lot. There are, quite literally, hundreds of food establishments: sit-down restaurants, cafes, quick service and take-out options abound. But with so much choice comes so much competition, and often, the Hoboken food scene can feel like a revolving door
“I love having a nice space for the customers,” said Moura. “The community has been very supportive.”
Photo by Adrienne J. Romero / SOC Images. From Greenville to The Heights, there’s good eats to go around all of Jersey City. But not everyone knows that. So, for the next two weeks, Jersey City Restaurant Fest is making sure it’s known. The second annual Summer Jersey City Restaurant
Photo by John Lynch / SOC Images. If you are in Hudson County and are looking for a new fine dining establishment, look no further than Adour Bistro in Bayonne. Located at 715 Broadway, Adour Bistro has you covered with Italian and French cuisine. “We call ourselves an American Bistro,”
“I’m just pushing event through event and see[ing] what opportunity comes [because] opportunities just fall at the right moment.”
“The location is great, the view is phenomenal,” said the owner. “It was just a great fit for what we needed to do, and it’s amazing serving the Bayonne community.”
“Our love of the arts is mutual,” Chris told Slice of Culture, the owner of the Jersey City coffee shop. “I would love to see poets, writers and everyone sitting back at a table like it’s the ’60s.”
