Brian Nagele
If you’re looking for a fun and charming weekend destination, look no further than Hoboken, NJ! This vibrant little city is located just across the river from Manhattan.
It is home to amazing restaurants, beautiful parks, plenty of culture, and bottomless brunch destinations you have to try.
After taking many trips to the city, I became somewhat of a bottomless brunch enthusiast and compiled a list of the best places to go to satiate your boozy brunch cravings.
You’ll find all the mimosas, bloody marys, french toast, and eggs benedict you can handle. There’s no limit to the fantastic weekend brunch possibilities when you’re in Hoboken.
These establishments offer all-you-can-eat food and drinks, so you can relax and enjoy yourself without having to worry about running out of anything.
Best Boozy Bottomless Brunch in Hoboken
- Halifax
- ANTHONY DAVID’S
- Bin 14
- Amanda’s
- Court Street
- Elysian Cafe
- The Brass Rail
- The Stewed Cow
- Willie McBride’s
- City Bistro
- Union Hall Hoboken
So, whether you’re a local or just visiting, be sure to check out these hotspots for a fantastic brunch experience.
Halifax
At W Hotel, 225 River St, Hoboken, NJ 07030
Phone: 201-253-2500
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Located at the W Hotel on the Hudson River waterfront just a couple of buildings down from Pier A Park, you’ll find stunning river views and even better brunch at Halifax.
The restaurant features a spacious dining area and bar with floor-to-ceiling windows that open to the outside seating when the weather’s nice.
While most restaurants that offer bottomless brunches focus on mimosas, you have to try the bottomless bubbles brunch at Halifax, trust me.
Instead of endless mimosas that you probably don’t get your money’s worth of, the bubbles brunch offers unlimited small plates and a bottle of bubbles for each person.
I love stopping in here with large groups and getting the bubbles brunch to share the smoked fish board and mushroom flatbread.
Anthony David’s
953 Bloomfield St, Hoboken, NJ 07030
Phone: 201-222-8399
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Anthony David’s is a perfect spot to enjoy a delicious all-day brunch. The menu items are made with fresh, seasonal ingredients and have intense flavors.
The setting is relaxed and totally refreshed, making it the perfect place to relax and enjoy a great meal. You’ll find this bottomless brunch in Hoboken, down the street from Elysian Park.
Anthony David’s has tons of handcrafted brunch cocktails to try, including mimosa bottle service.
But, I highly recommend the Irish coffee if you need a little extra kick to get you through the morning. Then, I suggest getting the French toast and crispy bacon benedict. Your stomach will thank you.
Bin 14
1314 Washington St, Hoboken, NJ 07030
Phone: 201-963-9463
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Bin 14 was Hoboken’s first and only wine bar back in 2008 and continues to serve up a delicious blend of upscale Italian tapas in a contemporary yet industrial space complete with exposed brick walls, molded ceilings, and a spacious marble bar.
Bin 14 provides the perfect atmosphere for enjoying a glass of wine with friends.
I love to take advantage of Bin 14’s brunch deal, where you pay $29 per person to get one appetizer, one entree, and discounted brunch cocktails.
If you want food recommendations, I suggest the roasted beets and avocado to start, the bin benedict for your entree and a classic bloody mary to wash it down.
Amanda’s
908 Washington St A, Hoboken, NJ 07030
Phone: 201-798-0101
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Amanda’s is a Hoboken institution, serving up delicious New American cuisine with an Argentine twist since 1984.
Amanda’s is the perfect spot for a casual meal with friends or family, with beautiful indoor dining rooms and a spacious outdoor patio.
Plus, you can enjoy live music from local musicians during brunch service. You’ll find Amanda’s on Washington Street next to Ali Baba’s restaurant.
When you visit Amanda’s, you’ll notice the pared-down menu because the restaurant has honed its skills to focus on dishes that it knows how to make well.
I highly recommend the Belgian waffle with banana if you need to satisfy a sweet tooth or the mushroom and goat cheese omelet if you like to stick to a savory brunch.
And, of course, no bottomless brunch is complete without mimosas or bellinis for the table.
Court Street
61 6th St, Hoboken, NJ 07030
Phone: 201-795-4515
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Court Street is located across the street from Hoboken’s Stevens Institute of Technology by the Hudson Riverfront.
It’s a classic, brick-faced building that offers guests a warm and welcoming indoor seating situation and a wide variety of brunch food to devour.
It’s a perfect choice for a casual brunch with friends or for students attending the nearby university.
Do yourself a favor when you visit Court Street for brunch and get the smoked salmon platter.
It’s my go-to whenever I’m in the area because the smoked salmon is to die for, and a New Jersey bagel can’t be beat. But, you also can’t go wrong with the huevos rancheros or the breakfast croissant either.
Elysian Cafe
1001 Washington St, Hoboken, NJ 07030
Phone: 201-798-5898
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The Elysian is Hoboken’s oldest and most charming bistro located across from Elysian Park, serving classic French cuisine in a warm and inviting space.
The Elysian is perfect for a romantic dinner or casual brunch with friends, with enormous windows that let in natural light and wooden features that give the restaurant a cozy feel.
I usually get the croque madame when I visit Elysian Cafe, but you also might want to try the cinnamon-amaretto french toast or eggs florentine.
Plus, it wouldn’t be a bottomless brunch destination if the restaurant didn’t have unbelievable brunch cocktail deals, including mimosas, bloody marys, and screwdrivers.
The Brass Rail
135 Washington St, Hoboken, NJ 07030
Phone: 201-659-7074
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The Brass Rail is a Hoboken institution, perfect for a romantic night out or an intimate gathering with its original early 1900’s elegance restored.
The restaurant features indoor and bar seating alongside an outdoor cafe area that’s ideal during the warmer months and observing the hustle and bustle of the city.
The restaurant offers a dynamic New American menu using only the freshest seasonal ingredients. For only $27 on Saturdays and Sundays, you can enjoy two courses and complimentary brunch cocktails of your choosing.
I recommend trying the champagne punch since it’s like a fruity upgrade to the classic mimosa, the smoked salmon toast to start, and the brunch burger for your entree.
The Stewed Cow
400 Adams St, Hoboken, NJ 07030
Phone: 201-706-8589
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The Stewed Cow is a rustic and charming restaurant that offers a fantastic brunch menu. With indoor and outdoor seating, the restaurant is perfect for any weather.
The Stewed Cow is known for its delicious food and relaxed atmosphere, making it the perfect place to spend a lazy weekend morning.
You’ll find The Stewed Cow near the Mustard Seed School in Hoboken’s 3rd Street-Madison Street neighborhood.
As far as the infamous brunch is concerned, I suggest getting the mimosa bar for the table to indulge in the bottomless brunch experience. For food, you should try the smoked florentine benny or the fried chicken and waffles.
Willie McBride’s
616 Grand St, Hoboken, NJ 07030
Phone: 201-610-1522
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Looking for a place to watch the big game? Willie McBride’s is your spot. With 28 HD large screens and plenty of smaller TVs, you won’t miss a minute of the action even while chatting over drinks and food at brunch.
You’ll find Willie McBride’s in Hoboken’s Light Rail Station neighborhood a few blocks from Church Square Park.
Since Willie McBride’s is a relaxed place to grab brunch with friends and enjoy a football game or two, I recommend ordering the farmstand breakfast tacos or the sliders. And, of course, you have to keep the $4 mimosas flowing around the table.
City Bistro
56 14th St, Hoboken, NJ 07030
Phone: 201-963-8200
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Uptown Hoboken is the new place to be, and City Bistro is leading the charge! This eclectic three-floor restaurant, bar, lounge, and rooftop spot offers an unbeatable mix of Italian American cuisine that’ll have you coming back for more.
Plus, it has private and event spaces available if you have a large party coming for brunch.
I’ve been to City Bistro a few times and usually get a couple of breakfast pizzas for the table to share.
But, if you want a meal for yourself, you might enjoy the lemon ricotta pancakes or the classic two egg platter.
Union Hall Hoboken
306 Sinatra Dr, Hoboken, NJ 07030
Phone: 201-683-8900
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Union Hall is a gastropub located in the heart of Hoboken’s vibrant waterfront neighborhood.
The restaurant features worldly cuisine and an extensive beverage selection—all served up in a casual and inviting atmosphere.
Whether you’re looking for a place to share plates with friends or catch the game on one of our large TVs, Union Hall is the perfect spot for any occasion.
Since Union Hall specializes in plates to share, I recommend getting the toast board or the smoked salmon platter. Plus, you have to try the disco fries from the restaurant’s bar bites selection.
Final Thoughts
Hoboken has some of the best bottomless brunches in New Jersey. As a frequent visitor of the area, I’ve put together your must-visit guide so you can enjoy your Sunday morning stress-free.
Try out one of these great places next time you are looking to get your brunch on or just want a unique experience with friends.
Or, if you’re looking for more all-around great restaurants in Hoboken, you might want to check out these amazing places to eat.
If we missed out on your favorite bottomless brunch spot, leave us a comment and let us know down below!
