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Hoboken, New Jersey is probably the best kept hidden secret of lower Manhattan. The views of NYC skyline from Hoboken are beyond spectacular! I have done a couple of videos there and most recently as well. Check out my channel for more videos from Hoboken.
I'm obsessed with Hoboken. I was browsing the W hotels website in 2011 and saw W Hoboken and noticed its close proximity to all of the NYC attractions so decided to pay it a visit. There are so many places to eat, a beautiful view of the NYC skyline and there isn't nearly as much congestion as the city. It and Portland, Maine are my two favorite cities.
Generally when I travel to NY I do not stay in Manhattan. I stay in either Hoboken or Jersey City. Generally the prices are cheaper and both cities have a lot to offer. New York is a short ride away on PATH.
Thank you!!! In our very first New York trip we are going to stay in Hoboken. Now I‘m even more excited! We are flying tomorrow. Your videos are really helpful 😍
jrsal we used the shuttle bus to Porth Authority. This only costs 3$ per ride. You can also use NJ transit but it costs 6€ per ride 😱. Another option is to the use the PATH or Uber but we didn‘t use that.
Kiara Julian thanks I think we’ll be using PATH. I know that it takes around 40 mins on average to get into NYC, did this bother you much? Or did it not really phase you
you guys forgot one place. Carlo's Bakery near city hall. the true home of the Cake Boss Buddy Valastro. another one of Hoboken's second sons. Its actually really good.
VzAmPliFiEdzV not really it’s actually the standard price just because of your taxes that’s it seems overpriced. Think about it. Down here in Florida the price of Carlos products is much lower because the taxes are so much lower.
@@yugioht42 bro. Like one canali is 6$. It's obvi you're not a local, only tourists go there 😂😂.. go somewhere else like the bakery near CSP and get a dozen amazing muffins for like 5$ and then we'll talk
Looks like I spoke my Q&A question into existence! Love the Jersey highlight! Being from a city in the Toronto Metro area, I wish more visitors also visited the areas outside downtown Toronto
Just got back from Toronto, was able to ride the bike paths all the way from the Don Valley trailhead, where the concrete elephants are, all the way to the Harbour front..,lots of new skyscrapers being built here...and you know what that area reminded me of? it's the Hoboken/Jersey City waterfront!!!
You guys are killing me with the food. I just had dinner, now I'm hungry again. Love fresh moz. Interesting video. Thanks for posting. I've heard that Hoboken is really nice. Will put on my list to visit.
Hoboken, New Jersey is probably the best kept hidden secret of lower Manhattan. The views of NYC skyline from Hoboken are beyond spectacular! I have done a couple of videos there and most recently as well. Check out my channel for more videos from Hoboken.
Hoboken is one the most beautiful yet underrated 'neighborhood' of Manhattan across the Hudson. Jon , a small request, please do cover Long Island in the future. It has a lots of Points of Interests
Hey Jon! Im visiting the city and spent the last 4 nights in Weehawken, right next to Hoboken. It seems to have a great vibe quite similar to that of Hoboken. It too has a lot of Italian influences. In fact, we at dinner at an Italian place last night. The hospitality was incredible and they had a personalized and signed drawing for Sinatra hanging above our table. Overall we really enjoyed the area. The hotel was right on the waterfront by the Port Imperial Ferry Terminal and provided stunning views. Oh by the way, I took my wife to see China Town for the first time. We tried Fried Dumpling and the Deluxe Green Bo. We loved both, so thanks for the heads up!
@GG ALLIN Finally a New Yorker who likes trump I've been thinking about moving there and I like Trump good to know I wont be the only one if I do move there
The small city of Hoboken and also it's much bigger neighbouring city New Jersey City both look like hidden gems! Both got Brooklyn (the cool good parts) vibes going on. Though more chilled and relaxed 😎✌🏾
Do not forget about Jersey city, Liberty State Park is just a light rail stop from Hoboken Terminal. You can see the Manhattan skyline, The Statue of Liberty, the old Lakawanna Railroad Terminal of NJ, and Liberty Science center.
originally from Brooklyn and Queens , , , lived here for about 20 years now . . . Amazing town with a small town feeling. BTW Fiores on Adams street has the best "mutz" I've ever had in my opinion :)
the hobos on the boken, drunken words are best spoken, the smell of joyzee in the air, west side of the hudson can't compare... All kidding aside, Hoboken is pretty cool!
The first time I ever heard of HOBOKEN was on the Bugs Bunny Show😆the one with the Lost Baby Penguin 🐧🤣 (I didn’t know it was a real place till I moved here 😃)
I don't know what these guys talking about but Hoboken is ridiculously crowded considering how small it is. trust me I know I use to drive Uber in North jersey and I dread going to Hoboken
Cool video Jon. I might stick that place on my itinerary for January. Have you had any more thoughts on doing a ''things to see/do in Staten Island instead of getting straight back on the ferry''... video? Catchy title. It just trips off the tongue, don't it.
Never have been to NJ. I used to live at 215 West 95 & work on Thomas Street but never went to NJ. My cousin moved from Atlantic city to Patterson & he would just come to Manhattan.
Yea I realized... lol.. thing is during the time that I am in New York State, only the Bills are playing at home. What I originally meant to ask was on match day, any tips you might have on getting to an NFL game. Example: Rally/Lfyt/Uber?? How many hours before the game to reach the stadium? Things to note pre, during and post match etc
Food and Footprints. It was invented in England. First reference to it in 1744. (But then most sports come from Britain except Basketball and Netball.)
7:13 - whoah, that beer's expensive! In Germany, this would equal about 3-4 beers of that size. In Ukraine, it would be 8 beers. We Europeans tend to think that both Scandinavia and Switzerland are the most-expensive places on Earth, but certainly the U.S. it is. I'd love to return to the U.S., but actually the fact that everything is AT LEAST twice as expensive (in most cases, it's 3-4 times as!) stops me at the moment. :-(
Driving to mid Manhattan from Michigan in a week. Don't want to bring car into city. Any suggestions on best, safe, most affordable efficient place to park our van for 3 nights, Thursday to Sunday and take ourselves, our luggage (traveling light) to mid Manhattan via public transportation?
Hey Jon, cool video. Don't know why ya hadn't done it before. You forgot showing us Hoboken's Clock 🏫 but on the other hand, it was quite a surprise for me, as a baseball fan ⚾💗, to know that the first baseball game was held there, so another sight added to my list👍! BTW, how about a vid about your hometown, Jersey City? It'd be wonderful to know the place where you grew up. Unlike Hoboken, I have NO idea what it looks like. Thx u for this trip. Regards from Caracas 🙋 💛⭐⭐⭐⭐💜⭐⭐⭐⭐💗 ✌ENEZUELA
Gracias. I actually grew up in Fair Lawn, about 20-25 minutes from Hoboken. Kind of a boring/sleepy place. But maybe i'll make a video there one day about the amazing bagels hahaha.
Only mentioned Italian and Irish, didn't mention Puerto Ricans, who were there before the 1950s. Also didn't check out Biancamano's on 11th and Washington for the best sandwiches and fresh mozzarella...plus Frank Sinatra didn't care about Hoboken. I lived there from 1979 all the way up until 2007. Hoboken is too expensive to live in now. And the friendly, family orirlented atmosphere of Old Hoboken is gone...now it's filled with Yuppies, out of towners, and strangers
I'm heading to NY for a day, heading to Connecticut for a beer fest! I was planning on visiting Tony Boloney's for their unicorn mozzarella sticks. But now I want to visit Pier A but having a hard time locating it on the map. Do you have the address?
I almost bought a condo in Hoboken right next to the Clam House in the 80’s but I didn’t want to smell clams every time I opened my door. So I moved to 42nd between 10th and 11th avenues instead. In the long run a much better choice.
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Here Be Barr I’ve heard of Hoboken from cake boss
Thanks for coming across the river!! I'd love to see some Jersey City videos.. Check out India Square at Journal Square.
Hoboken, New Jersey is probably the best kept hidden secret of lower Manhattan. The views of NYC skyline from Hoboken are beyond spectacular! I have done a couple of videos there and most recently as well. Check out my channel for more videos from Hoboken.
Nice! I was just there for the first time two weeks ago. So easy to get back and forth using PATH.
I'm obsessed with Hoboken. I was browsing the W hotels website in 2011 and saw W Hoboken and noticed its close proximity to all of the NYC attractions so decided to pay it a visit. There are so many places to eat, a beautiful view of the NYC skyline and there isn't nearly as much congestion as the city. It and Portland, Maine are my two favorite cities.
Hoboken is a really nice place, and underrated, feels like you're in a borough of NYC
Yeah it does ! Hope you're well Manny.
@@HereBeBarr I'm well Jon, glad to see you doing well
In my opinion, Hoboken is more New York than other parts of New York City.
Generally when I travel to NY I do not stay in Manhattan. I stay in either Hoboken or Jersey City. Generally the prices are cheaper and both cities have a lot to offer. New York is a short ride away on PATH.
you actually go to NYC more than once, i went just last week and was totally underwhelmed. and will probably never come back if i don't have to.
Phantom Warrior Where’d you go to be underwhelmed?
me too
@@jamie2dragon 🤣🤣🤣
I've never seen any kind of tour around Hoboken before, and this was fantastic!
Still haven’t been to Hoboken yet - looks worth a trip for the view alone!
Great foodie destination.
One thing I do agree is best skyline view from Jersey city and Hoboken even better than LIC and Brooklyn.
Yah it's a different angle. I like the view from Dumbo as well.
your personality comes through in your videos so well and your videos are always so good
Your Vids always keep me laughing and smiling. Good job homie.
Thanks !
Thank you!!! In our very first New York trip we are going to stay in Hoboken. Now I‘m even more excited! We are flying tomorrow. Your videos are really helpful 😍
Kiara Julian how do you plan to travel into NYC? We’re staying in Hoboken as well
jrsal we used the shuttle bus to Porth Authority. This only costs 3$ per ride. You can also use NJ transit but it costs 6€ per ride 😱. Another option is to the use the PATH or Uber but we didn‘t use that.
Kiara Julian thanks I think we’ll be using PATH. I know that it takes around 40 mins on average to get into NYC, did this bother you much? Or did it not really phase you
I'm from Hoboken. Grew up at 521 Willow Avenue. That church across the street from our apartment was used in movies and tv shows.
This is the first time I saw a video without dislikes!!
You spoke too soon.
I've never had a video that didn't get a dislike lol. Although my Philadelphia Guide went like 6-7K views without one, that may be my record.
Great video! Nothing beats a good view of the manhattan skyline
Pretty surreal seeing this. Hoboken is just a place I grew up always going just for fun. Park and views of the city are for memories.
you guys forgot one place. Carlo's Bakery near city hall. the true home of the Cake Boss Buddy Valastro. another one of Hoboken's second sons. Its actually really good.
Yah, we didn't hit every single amazing place. But I have heard of that place, good call !
Overhyped cake man
It's overpriced and it sucks
VzAmPliFiEdzV not really it’s actually the standard price just because of your taxes that’s it seems overpriced. Think about it. Down here in Florida the price of Carlos products is much lower because the taxes are so much lower.
@@yugioht42 bro. Like one canali is 6$. It's obvi you're not a local, only tourists go there 😂😂.. go somewhere else like the bakery near CSP and get a dozen amazing muffins for like 5$ and then we'll talk
We're loving this NYC neighborhood series, well detailed and presented guide! There are a lot more than just the city area 🙌
this isn't NY , its NJ . . . . .
larry w . Yeap we know :) thats why we said neighbourhood! Its like mascot to sydney cbd for us :) , way cheaper to live on the city fringes
We had fun in Hoboken, views of Manhattan are killer !!!!!
visiting nyc for the first time in a week and staying here, now i am even more excited! thank you
Your vids always make me want to visit sone other different place every time I watch. Thanks!!
I LOVE Hoboken,and this was a perfect vid
Looks like I spoke my Q&A question into existence!
Love the Jersey highlight!
Being from a city in the Toronto Metro area, I wish more visitors also visited the areas outside downtown Toronto
Yah, Hoboken/JC are about as far as anybody would likely go from NYC.
@@HereBeBarr nobody wants to explore long island area? Would you do a video on long Island?
Just got back from Toronto, was able to ride the bike paths all the way from the Don Valley trailhead, where the concrete elephants are, all the way to the Harbour front..,lots of new skyscrapers being built here...and you know what that area reminded me of? it's the Hoboken/Jersey City waterfront!!!
You guys are killing me with the food. I just had dinner, now I'm hungry again. Love fresh moz. Interesting video. Thanks for posting. I've heard that Hoboken is really nice. Will put on my list to visit.
Oh yeah have heard about all the Italian delis in Hoboken - another great reason to visit!
Yes, NJ does that right
Hoboken, New Jersey is probably the best kept hidden secret of lower Manhattan. The views of NYC skyline from Hoboken are beyond spectacular! I have done a couple of videos there and most recently as well. Check out my channel for more videos from Hoboken.
Jon, stay strong and healthy. Enjoy your vids.
I was so excited to see this video! Keep them coming. I’ll be staying at in Hoboken when I visit NYC this fall.
Hoboken is one the most beautiful yet underrated 'neighborhood' of Manhattan across the Hudson.
Jon , a small request, please do cover Long Island in the future. It has a lots of Points of Interests
Hey Jon! Im visiting the city and spent the last 4 nights in Weehawken, right next to Hoboken. It seems to have a great vibe quite similar to that of Hoboken. It too has a lot of Italian influences. In fact, we at dinner at an Italian place last night. The hospitality was incredible and they had a personalized and signed drawing for Sinatra hanging above our table. Overall we really enjoyed the area. The hotel was right on the waterfront by the Port Imperial Ferry Terminal and provided stunning views.
Oh by the way, I took my wife to see China Town for the first time. We tried Fried Dumpling and the Deluxe Green Bo. We loved both, so thanks for the heads up!
Very interesting for my next nyc trip, thank you. Nice videography
The first modern baseball game was played in Hoboken, NJ in 1845
Hoboken looks AMAZING!!!
Me and my girlfriend will definitely go see Hoboken. When we come to NYC next time. Thank you for showing it😊
can't wait to check these places out in 3 months. jersey here i come
Baseball is a polish game called Palant (fool) which was played much konger before the "first game" in Hoboken
New York is beautiful 😍
I want to go NY
Anything outside of NYC is Trump Country and college towns filled with kids. FYI
@GG ALLIN Finally a New Yorker who likes trump I've been thinking about moving there and I like Trump good to know I wont be the only one if I do move there
The small city of Hoboken and also it's much bigger neighbouring city New Jersey City both look like hidden gems!
Both got Brooklyn (the cool good parts) vibes going on. Though more chilled and relaxed 😎✌🏾
Do not forget about Jersey city, Liberty State Park is just a light rail stop from Hoboken Terminal. You can see the Manhattan skyline, The Statue of Liberty, the old Lakawanna Railroad Terminal of NJ, and Liberty Science center.
Hoboken No Joken!!
hahaha
originally from Brooklyn and Queens , , , lived here for about 20 years now . . . Amazing town with a small town feeling. BTW Fiores on Adams street has the best "mutz" I've ever had in my opinion :)
This is great! I’m headed to NJ and NYC for a few days in October so this was definitely helpful!
Bonjour Jon....oh c est très différent de Manhattan...j aime vraiment beaucoup et toujours de bonnes choses å manger ...et à boire.🍺 😍❤
Oh wow how awesome! I just love these types of videos, I’ve never heard of Hoboken before but it’s beautiful 😍
I had the chance to stop there this past summer. Great place.
I will definitely visit
I’ve never been there but I’ve spent a lot of time in Jersey City! It’s my next place to visit!
Great video. We are coming to the states in 2 weeks time and we are stopping in an Air bnb in Hoboken. Looks great.
Nice vlog John, might have to go to Hoboken in December if I get the time when over there 👊
I always advise people if time allows. At least go to see the waterfront.
Here Be Barr I will John thanks mate 👊
Please do the financial district/Newport in Jersey City pls! (From a fellow Bergen County local :D)
House of que has the best quesadilla I ever had!!!
Great video - I'm visiting Hoboken next trip!👍🏼
the hobos on the boken, drunken words are best spoken, the smell of joyzee in the air, west side of the hudson can't compare... All kidding aside, Hoboken is pretty cool!
House of q was a bad idea.... so many better places to go . Next time your in town give me a call
I enjoyed it a lot.
Here Be Barr definitely something different thank for reply back
The view is amazing and you sure put that beer down the hatch 😂😂👍
Great Video!
You're shits dope bro I appreciate how you have ur own style and don't hop on any type of bandwagon
The keepers of the continuum transfunctioner we're going to banish the giant alien chick to Hoboken New Jersey.
That brisket looked super dry!
2nd person to tell me that. It tasted really good :)
I was born in Jersey City at the old Margaret Hague! Lived in the Journal Square area on Baldwin Ave! Please review Jersey City!
Yep on my radar
The first time I ever heard of HOBOKEN was on the Bugs Bunny Show😆the one with the Lost Baby Penguin 🐧🤣 (I didn’t know it was a real place till I moved here 😃)
Carlos bakery as I seen from cake boss. A classic which I would love to see as well.
This is where I’m from yo, Keith Russell your looking at a commenter from Hoboken, I’m telling you. I know all of this place.
I don't know what these guys talking about but Hoboken is ridiculously crowded considering how small it is. trust me I know I use to drive Uber in North jersey and I dread going to Hoboken
Great change from NYC. But forgot to tell them you need a passport to get across the Hudson
😂
Nice vid
Iwill be back in NYC someday
Going for the bbq and beers
Of all the places I visited, i'd go back to the BBQ one first.
Go to Fiore's for the Thursday/Saturday sandwich special. How the f could you not include that or the Gio's/Tudino's pizza rivalry!?!?
Roast beef and gravy 😋
I’m surprised that Carlos’ Bakery wasn’t mentioned!
Keep up the good work 👍👍👍
you should do Fort Lee next.
Cool video Jon. I might stick that place on my itinerary for January. Have you had any more thoughts on doing a ''things to see/do in Staten Island instead of getting straight back on the ferry''... video? Catchy title. It just trips off the tongue, don't it.
As a matter of fact, I've got a WHOLE staten island video planned for next month :) Stay tuned.
@@HereBeBarr Awesome !!
Never have been to NJ. I used to live at 215 West 95 & work on Thomas Street but never went to NJ. My cousin moved from Atlantic city to Patterson & he would just come to Manhattan.
Head over
Love your videos Jon... any tips for a non US visitor looking to catch an NFL game for the first time in New York?
Giants or jets at MetLife . Simple train from nyc to secaucus nj then transfer
Thanks much... how about the Bills at New Era Field within the Buffalo area?
That's like 8 hours away
If you are a Patriots fan be sure to Visit Professor Thoms in the East Villiage. Best place to watch a Patriots game anywhere.
Yea I realized... lol.. thing is during the time that I am in New York State, only the Bills are playing at home.
What I originally meant to ask was on match day, any tips you might have on getting to an NFL game.
Example: Rally/Lfyt/Uber??
How many hours before the game to reach the stadium?
Things to note pre, during and post match etc
Didn’t know about the baseball history!
Food and Footprints. It was invented in England. First reference to it in 1744. (But then most sports come from Britain except Basketball and Netball.)
fantastic great place
7:13 - whoah, that beer's expensive! In Germany, this would equal about 3-4 beers of that size. In Ukraine, it would be 8 beers.
We Europeans tend to think that both Scandinavia and Switzerland are the most-expensive places on Earth, but certainly the U.S. it is.
I'd love to return to the U.S., but actually the fact that everything is AT LEAST twice as expensive (in most cases, it's 3-4 times as!) stops me at the moment. :-(
Driving to mid Manhattan from Michigan in a week. Don't want to bring car into city. Any suggestions on best, safe, most affordable efficient place to park our van for 3 nights, Thursday to Sunday and take ourselves, our luggage (traveling light) to mid Manhattan via public transportation?
I'd look at lots potentially near Journal Square in Jersey City, NJ and you can take the Path to Manhattan.
Hey Jon, cool video. Don't know why ya hadn't done it before. You forgot showing us Hoboken's Clock 🏫 but on the other hand, it was quite a surprise for me, as a baseball fan ⚾💗, to know that the first baseball game was held there, so another sight added to my list👍! BTW, how about a vid about your hometown, Jersey City? It'd be wonderful to know the place where you grew up. Unlike Hoboken, I have NO idea what it looks like. Thx u for this trip. Regards from Caracas 🙋
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✌ENEZUELA
Gracias. I actually grew up in Fair Lawn, about 20-25 minutes from Hoboken. Kind of a boring/sleepy place. But maybe i'll make a video there one day about the amazing bagels hahaha.
Sold!
Funny had a buddy named Dan From Hoboken lol
I love Hoboken! :D
;)
I could get there in ten minutes also from Yonkers to uptown Washington heights.
Only mentioned Italian and Irish, didn't mention Puerto Ricans, who were there before the 1950s. Also didn't check out Biancamano's on 11th and Washington for the best sandwiches and fresh mozzarella...plus Frank Sinatra didn't care about Hoboken. I lived there from 1979 all the way up until 2007. Hoboken is too expensive to live in now. And the friendly, family orirlented atmosphere of Old Hoboken is gone...now it's filled with Yuppies, out of towners, and strangers
Fiore's mutz is better
@@elohimentertainment8166 Don't think so.
Wasn't Hoboken named after the Belgian town of Hoboken? I imagine it must have Belgian and Dutch influences as well then
If I were a TH-camr like you
I wanna live in Hoboken.
My friends dad owns Luca Brasi’s
I'm heading to NY for a day, heading to Connecticut for a beer fest! I was planning on visiting Tony Boloney's for their unicorn mozzarella sticks.
But now I want to visit Pier A but having a hard time locating it on the map. Do you have the address?
I almost bought a condo in Hoboken right next to the Clam House in the 80’s but I didn’t want to smell clams every time I opened my door. So I moved to 42nd between 10th and 11th avenues instead. In the long run a much better choice.
lol
Smart decision. Manhattan is always the right call.
I lost to know Jersey , I wonder if ,is it cheaper than Manhattan ,? It Should be , I think
Oh my God, guys, don't revel the secrets of Ho(me)boken!
Those tomatoes look like s*** especially for August in New Jersey.
You missed Carlos Bakery.
Hokboken is as expensive now to live in as Brooklyn.
Yah, i'm sure it's not cheap anymore.
is it better be in hoboken or weehawken if i want to be close to the city
Hoboken
@@HereBeBarr okay thanks!
I love your channel
If you live in Hoboken, do you save on rent but spend more on transit?
Tristan Klausegger no as expensive as expensive places in Manhattan or Brooklyn
seriously
CAN YOU MIX YES IT IS THE DRINK 2 BLUE WINE BOTTLES AND A LIME (IT CHANGE COLOR) HALF CORK SPIRIT IN ONE BLUE THE OTHER JUST A LIME TYPE ONE 4 OR 6 WINE AND A WHOLE LIME
Lmao the jersey accent is too real!!! “This is a proper caprese right hea right now”
Hoboken is special because of *MKBHD*
Is there a PATH station near World Trade Center?
Yes it’s literally called the world
Trade center station. It’s instead where the oculus is