Hoboken Outdoor Dining Guide: Here's Where To Eat

HOBOKEN, NJ — Looking for the best restaurants in Hoboken to enjoy a good meal outside? Luckily there are plenty of options, whether it's a casual dinner for two, brunch with the family, or just a quick bite by yourself.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, outdoor dining has been expanding — even during the colder months. Many eateries got creative during the winter, setting up indoor dining tents and even igloos.

But the days of needing shelter from the cold are waning, setting up the chance for even more opportunities to eat al fresco in the coming months.

Here are just some of the numerous spots for outdoor dining in Hoboken, with links. If you know of a great spot we missed, share it in the comments below or use this email.

• Amanda's, 908 Washington St., this Zagat-rated restaurant in an 1895 brownstone serves up a classy dinner, Sunday brunch, and more.
• Anthony David's, 953 Bloomfield St. The corner eatery serves "creative" dinner and brunch options.
• Barbes Restaurant and Bistro, 1300 Park Ave. This new Moroccan restaurant has rapidly gained a following.
• Court Street, 61 Sixth St. Perched beside a century-old cobblestone alley, this local favorite is celebrating its 40th year in business. It hosts a weekly Lobster Fest and Prime Rib Night.
• La Isla Restaurant, 25 12th St. and 104 Washington St. Cuban food at its finest.
• Leo's Grandevous, 200 Grand St., this family-owned Italian restaurant features a Frank Sinatra jukebox and recently celebrated its 80th anniversary. View the outdoor menu here.
• Madison Bar and Grill, 1316 Washington St. Ample outdoor space on the northwestern corner of Washington Street.
• Seven Valleys, 936 Washington St. This relatively new restaurant has become popular for its Persian dishes.

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