Marco & Pepe

[demiking]

For those who may be interested in venturing beyond Newport and into Jersey City, I invite you to check out Marco and Pepe.


If you take the PATH to Grove Street, Marco & Pepe is located on Grove Street on the corner (I think Mercert Street) right across the street from City Hall. Unfortunately the e-mail I got did not have an exact address. I am not going to say they are great but it is one of the neighborhood restaurants in Jersey City were a very diverse and hip crowd hangs out.

September 3 -- M&P End of Summer BBQ
BBQ Ribs...Hamburgers...Corn on the Cob... Hot Fudge Sundaes...Ice Cold Beer...
getting hungry...?
Before you skip town for the holiday weekend, join M&P in celebration of Labor Day.
For one day only, M&P goes BBQ.

We will offer a special limited BBQ lunch menu
which will include a limited selection of sandwiches and sides and desserts

&

a special BBQ price fix dinner in addition to our normal dinner menu.
$15 for choice of entree, two sides and dessert.
Spend $10 more and get a carafe of Sangria or a bucket of four Estrella Galicias.

Stop by this Friday for a full meal or a quick snack with friends and hurry-- supplies are limited.


Friday, September 3
Lunch 12:00-4:00PM
Dinner 5:30PM to 10:30PM
BBQ!

[Nic]

Get's my vote too. Up there with the Hard Grove Cafe and that place at the top of 3rd St. yes it is on Mercer St, it doesn't seem to have its name posted outside though. Incidentally do you know of any off-licences or bottle shops in the vicinity og grove St PATH station?

[downtown]

Marco and Pepe's is really really good!
Nic, are you taking of Mercer and Barrow (well thats the name of the restaurant and its on well you guessed it- mercer and barrow)

another nice place is Tina Marie's...236 Grove street. (closer to Grand)

[Nic]

No, it's on the corner of 3rd and Brunswick. Does French, BYO - bottle shop very close.

Is Mercer and Barrow any good? Tina Marie's, I'll check it out.

[demiking]

I thought that French Restaurant on Brunswick was Claude Michelle (or something like taht)? Anyway, whatever its name, it is a great place. The place is usually packed which isn't hard since it is a tiny space. There is also a Thai place on Sussex that I've been meaning to check out.

[downtown]

madame claude's is the one you are talking about.

Mercer and barrow is just about Okay...nice courtyard seating though!

[Nic]

yea, Madame Claude gets my vote as the best quality, service and value in JC

[@@di]

yea, Madame Claude gets my vote as the best quality, service and value in JC

Mine too...great place, good food. Hoboken has many places to eat, but I have always been disappointed. JC has a few places that are GOOD.

[Katie_Scarlett]

Try Court Street, 6th between Washington and Hudson. Good food - they have a website, their menu is huge!

[LostinLaMancha]

Try Court Street, 6th between Washington and Hudson. Good food - they have a website, their menu is huge!

Yup. I enjoyed that one. Though the last time I was there, they had some different fare from the menu on the website. I have also enjoyed Sri Thai a lot.

[@@di]

Yup. I enjoyed that one. Though the last time I was there, they had some different fare from the menu on the website. I have also enjoyed Sri Thai a lot.

Sri Thai is the best Thai food in the area. If you like Thai food, you should try Yum Yum Bangkok on 45th st and 9th ave. Its really inexpensive and really really good food. I love the Pad Ke Maow [Spicy Basil Noodles]..

[LostinLaMancha]

Sri Thai is the best Thai food in the area. If you like Thai food, you should try Yum Yum Bangkok on 45th st and 9th ave. Its really inexpensive and really really good food. I love the Pad Ke Maow [Spicy Basil Noodles]..

I'd rather stay away from a restaurant, which calls itself "yum yum.. something" and is situated near Times Square. Walk about 9 blocks up on Times Square, and you'll see Won Dee Siam. Walk to 56th and 7th and you'll see Topaz.