Hoboken

it’s kinda like Ann Arbor, Michigan (where i live) but with more people, and more activity. but it’s also laid back. not just a tourist place, but a place to live.

The “hip” were outpriced a decade ago and it has since become a place for wealthier downtown Manhattan biz folk who can take the PATH to work. I do give it credit for having an actual diverse selection of stores, not just chains. So I guess if that makes you happy…
Oh, and Maxwell’s

but that was nice.

The PATH train from Manhattan to Hoboken was really quick and convenient and I really enjoyed browsing the shops up and down Washington St. I should’ve definitely visited earlier!

packed like sardines, no place to park, wall-to-wall houses, and i loved every bit of the square mile city.

so i didnt get to see the city. therefore i dont really know if hoboken is worth visiting.

Fun. Good, but really expensive restaurants and a growing place for the “hip” crowd. Impossible to find parking. Possibly worst parking design ever. I spent an hour looking for a parking spot to go to the bank and then just double parked and of course got a ticket.

totally worth it!

This was my home away from home for a chunk of time. Also, the only place that holds my secret “spot” – hoboken! how i love!

If you like being looked down on by the upper class whites, SURE! COME ON DOWN TO HOBOKEN! where lunch is $12 and the gays are flowing in from the villiage!

no seriously, just stop at benny tudinos and eat a slice, then keep on going to new york because there isnt much to see unless you like new yorks leftover trends…..