What is the best coffee shop in North Jersey?
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What locals recommend
Boots & Bones on Newark Ave is a solid spot for whiskey and bar food with a cool vibe downtown.
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What's your go-to spot in JC?
Hamilton Pork is the go-to for BBQ and comfort food downtown, with a solid beer list to match.
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What's your go-to spot in JC?
Krewe on Bergen Ave serves incredible Cajun-Creole food that feels like a neighborhood secret in Journal Square.
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Krewe of McGinley Square appreciation
Rizzo's on Central Ave in The Heights has been making some of the best pizza in Jersey City for decades.
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Rizzo's Bakery appreciation post
Fiore's on Adams St has the best roasted pepper and fresh mozzarella sandwich in all of North Jersey, maybe all of NJ.
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Hoboken favorites thread
Bwe keeps getting recommended as one of the best independent coffee shops in Hoboken with unique offerings.
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Hoboken favorites thread
Forum Coffee on uptown Washington St is a newer spot that's quickly becoming the best coffee in Hoboken.
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Forum Coffee appreciation thread
Dozzino on Adams St does Neapolitan-style pizza that rivals anything in the city, with a small intimate space.
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Dozzino appreciation post
Napoli's on Washington St is the reliable go-to for a classic Hoboken slice that never disappoints.
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Best pizza in Hoboken
Modcup on Palisade Ave roasts their own beans and is consistently the top answer when anyone asks about JC coffee.
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Best coffee in JC thread
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