Community News

• I'm on Facebook now! Feel free to head over there and like the page, post any questions/comments/etc. https://www.facebook.com/JerseyCityEats
• Union Republic, which opened last week, has announced they are hiring for experienced servers. Email resumes to unionrepublicrestaurant@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=603469109720857&l=f4d8268a31
• Sam a.m. has officially launched their website! They have menus, info, news and more so check it out: http://sam-am.com
• The Thirsty Quaker, a new homebrew supply store, will be opening sometime over the next couple of weeks at 492 Monmouth near Hamilton Park. Besides homebrew supplies, they will also be selling various alcohols, filling up growlers and hopefully hosting classes. It sounds like a great addition to Jersey City.
• Skinner's Loft announced they will start serving late night bar snacks after 11pm, including wrapped sandwiches, housemade chips and popcorn. https://twitter.com/skinnersloft
• GP's Hamilton Park will be hosting a Customer Appreciation Brunch on Sunday, December 8th beginning at 11am. They'll be serving free brunch cocktails along with their seasonal brunch menu. https://www.facebook.com/events/398212416978930/
• John's Kitchen Cafe officially opened today at 109 Columbus Drive! It's been open since 1996, but only recently moved to its new location. It's typical American-style fare with an extensive menu and several vegetarian options so check it out.
• In case you missed it, there's another great article in the NY Post about the burgeoning food scene in Jersey City: http://nypost.com/2013/11/30/jersey-city-is-the-new-foodie-destination/
• The Jersey City Project: Market is coming up this Sunday! Featuring a ton of local businesses, music, DIY workshops, and of course, lots of food and drinks from local vendors and trucks, it will be a great event and a good chance to get some holiday shopping done while supporting Jersey City. Hope to see you there! http://www.yelp.com/events/jersey-city-the-jersey-city-projects-presents-project-market