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The Last Charritos in Hoboken Has Closed: What We Know

This February, Hoboken’s remaining Charrito’s location hung up signage indicative of closure, creating something of a panic among locals who feared that the beloved Mexican spot was permanently shutting its doors. Back then, The Hoboken Girl shared the good news that Charrito’s wasn’t closing, instead formally rebranding into Charrito’s Taqueria. Nearly six months later, the news isn&rs...

This February, Hoboken’s remaining Charrito’s location hung up signage indicative of closure, creating something of a panic among locals who feared that the beloved Mexican spot was permanently shutting its doors. Back then, The Hoboken Girl shared the good news that Charrito’s wasn’t closing, instead formally rebranding into Charrito’s Taqueria. Nearly six months later, the news isn’t so good — we’re saddened to share that Charrito’s Taqueria is saying goodbye to Hoboken with the closure of its 518 Washington Street location. Although the Hoboken outpost is closing permanently, Charrito’s in Weehawken will remain open. Read on for what we know about Charrito’s Taqueria closure in Hoboken.

On August 14th, a reader of The Hoboken Girl shared an image of a letter from the Charrito’s team. The owners got right to the point, introducing the note with: “It is with great sadness that we announce our closure of our Hoboken Charrito’s location.” The letter went on to express gratitude to the Hoboken employees + community, who supported Charrito’s since it arrived in The Mile Square in 2002. Read the full note below.

Although the team didn’t disclose the reasons for Charrito’s closure, they did promise locals: “our name and legacy continues through you, some expansion plans we have for the future, and our Charritos Weehawken location.”

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If you haven’t been to Charrito’s (do you even live in Hoboken?), this spot garnered a pretty serious fan following with its delicious Mexican fare. Back in the day, it used to be BYOB and the team would make top-tier margarita or sangria pitchers on the spot. The guac, enchiladas, and tacos were also something to write home about (and we did, often). At one point, Charrito’s even had three locations throughout The Mile Square, including a vegan restaurant downtown, though by the beginning of this year, the 518 Washington Street outpost was the only one remaining.

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Eventually, Charrito’s obtained a liquor license and in February of this year, the eatery rebranded into Charrito’s Taqueria with a smaller menu that focuses mainly on tacos + margaritas. While locals had mixed feelings about the rebrand, Charrito’s outdoor seating area continued boasting large crowds.

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As of now, it’s unclear what exactly these expansion plans are, but as always, we’ll keep you updated as details unfold. We wish the owners the best of luck in their future endeavors and encourage locals to make their way to Weehawken when those taco cravings kick in (we know we will).

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Friends, Movement and Fun: Girls Who Walk Hoboken

HOBOKEN, NJ - Girls Who Walk Hoboken started off as an idea, now it is a weekly event in the Mile-Square.27-year-old Lauren Alberti, was inspired by fitness influencer Brianna Joye, who started a walking group in New York City. Girls Who Walk Hoboken started its journey in June 2022."We credit her on our profile," said Alberti. "She started this nationwide craze of sorts."Sign Up for FREE Hoboken NewsletterGet local news you can trust in your inbox.This site is protected...

HOBOKEN, NJ - Girls Who Walk Hoboken started off as an idea, now it is a weekly event in the Mile-Square.

27-year-old Lauren Alberti, was inspired by fitness influencer Brianna Joye, who started a walking group in New York City. Girls Who Walk Hoboken started its journey in June 2022.

"We credit her on our profile," said Alberti. "She started this nationwide craze of sorts."

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Alberti thought it would be a great idea to bring a walking group to Hoboken, as Hoboken is such a walkable city.

It all started with a Facebook post that received positive feedback, which then led to a Facebook group.

"My plan was if nobody showed up, I was just going to delete the Facebook group and never mention it again," said Alberti. "30 people showed up for the first walk."

"There are so many young people here and with the pandemic it has been hard to make friends, a lot of people are working remote. Just in general making friends as an adult is tricky. Where do you meet friends? You meet them at work or you meet them through friends that you already have. If you are moving from somewhere else to the City you might not have friends. It just seemed like Hoboken was the perfect place for something like that," said Alberti.

For Brianna Joye, the goal of her group was truly about the socialization aspect, having fun while moving with others.

Girls Who Walk Hoboken has even been offered opportunities to take classes at local businesses throughout the Mile-Square, such as Intro to Bartending. The sneaker brand Allbirds have attended the walks and handed out coupons and played raffle games.

Walks take place every Sunday at 12 PM and every Wednesday at 7 PM. Walkers meet at Pier A and head to Maxwell Park and back. Walkers will sometimes even go get a coffee after a nice Sunday walk, or on a Wednesday night head to Pier 13 instead of walking back.

"Walking is free," said Alberti. 'It is less pressure than all meeting up at a coffee shop and sittin there. When you are walking you can walk from one person to the next. If you are hitting it off with somebody you can stay with them the whole time. If you are not feeling it you can turn to your right and talk to somebody new. It is a little more casual and easygoing."

To learn more about Girls Who Walk Hoboken, visit their Instagram here.

93 Things to Do in Hoboken + Jersey City This Weekend | August 10-13, 2023

The mid-point of August is quickly approaching here in Hudson County, but there is still much to do locally while enjoying the last weeks of summer. This week’s local Hoboken + Jersey City events guide has everyone covered with a Jersey City Reads Poems at WORD Bookstore, a Yoga Book Swap at Liberty State Park, a Pizza Pop-Up Shop at Anthropologie, and more. Below is the list of Hoboken + Jersey City events happenin...

The mid-point of August is quickly approaching here in Hudson County, but there is still much to do locally while enjoying the last weeks of summer. This week’s local Hoboken + Jersey City events guide has everyone covered with a Jersey City Reads Poems at WORD Bookstore, a Yoga Book Swap at Liberty State Park, a Pizza Pop-Up Shop at Anthropologie, and more. Below is the list of Hoboken + Jersey City events happening this weekend August 10th through August 13th, 2023.

Disclaimer: These events are included editorially as a community resource, and The Hoboken Girl is not affiliated with hosting unless explicitly stated. For the most up-to-date and accurate info including inclement weather cancellations, please contact the host directly.

Available Now | BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT

Lucas Dental Associates, located at 200-232 Bloomfield Street in Hoboken, is one of the most experienced and seasoned dental practices in the local area with 20+ years of experience. To celebrate National Align Your Teeth Day, you can receive comprehensive Invisalign for $3,599 (normally $5,499) until August 18th when you mention ‘Hoboken Girl’ when booking your appointment. Plus, HG readers can also receive a 60-minute teeth whitening session for $550 (normally $650) until August 31st.

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Peak Men’s Health, located within Reproductive Medicine Associates (RMA’s) Jersey City practice at 100 Town Square Place, Suite 610, provides a range of services to improve men’s health and overall well-being.Treatment options include erectile and ejaculatory dysfunction, testicular pain + testosterone treatments, penile implants + curvature correction, and vasectomies. Peak also provides fertility care to male patients including sperm retrieval, vasectomy reversal, and varicocelectomy.

Click here to book your appointment and learn more about Peak Men’s Health.

Saturday, August 19th from 1:00PM-4:00PM | LEARN MORE

Stop by Mathnasium of Hoboken, located at 336 Park Avenue in Hoboken, for its open house event next Saturday, August 19th from 1:00PM-4:00PM. Kids can explore engaging activities while they learn about Mathnasium’s transformative math programs. The open house will also feature face painting, sand art, a photobooth, refreshments, and food + fun snacks including hot dogs, sandwiches, cotton candy, and a popcorn machine. Plus, Mathnasium of Hoboken will waive enrollment fees for any event attendees who enroll within a week of the open house. Make sure you let them know The Hoboken Girl sent you.

Click here for more info about the open house event and learn more about Mathnasium of Hoboken.

Friday, August 11th at 7:30PM and 9:45PM and Saturday, August 12th at 6:30PM and 9:00PM | BUY TICKETS

The Laugh Tour Comedy Club located inside Dorrian’s Red Hand at 555 Washington Boulevard in Jersey City has four shows this weekend on Friday, August 11th at 7:30PM and 9:45PM and Saturday, August 12th at 6:30PM and 9:00PM. Friday’s 7:30PM show and Saturday’s 6:30PM are special Jersey City Pride themed shows and all are welcome to celebrate and enjoy the laughs. All shows are hosted by comedian Rich Kiamco and will feature comedians from Boston Comedy Festival, Gem Fest, Hollywood Improv, Netflix, Jersey City Comedy Festival, Nickelodeon, Sirius XM, Codeswitched, Adult Swim, America’s Got Talent, Black Women in Comedy Fest, John Fugelsang, and Comedy Central . Show tickets $25 for all shows plus a 2 item minimum per person (food or drink with 20% gratuity automatically added).

Click here to buy tickets, click here to learn more about Dorrian’s Red Hand, and click here to learn more about The Laugh Tour.

Live Now | BROWSE THE DIRECTORY

To make home hunting that much simpler, our parent brand The Local Girl has launched a Real Estate Listings Directory. The directory is an ever-growing, curated list of real estate properties throughout New Jersey, from Hoboken, Jersey City, + down to the Jersey Shore. Whether you’re looking for a new house, condo, or rental, or you’re looking to list your property as a realtor or owner, we’re here to help you find your way home.

Click here to browse The Local Girl’s real estate listings directory and click here to learn more about how it works.

HDSID Presents Summer Farmers Market

Thursday, August 10th | 4PM – 6PM

Get ready to shop for fresh fruits, vegetables, and goodies from local vendors at the summer market of 2023. This market will be located at Grove Street Path Plaza in Jersey City. Learn more here.

ESL Short Film Night at Hoboken Public Library

Thursday, August 10th | 6PM

This film night allows ESL learners of all levels to practice English in a friendly and relaxed environment. This event will be held at 500 Park Avenue in Hoboken. Learn more here.

Fitness in The Park at 7th + Jackson Resiliency Park

Thursday, August 10th | 6:30PM – 7:30PM

The Basement Hoboken will be hosting an urban dance class. This event will be held at 625-627 Jackson Street in Hoboken. Learn more here.

Berry Lane Concert Series at Berry Lane Park

Thursday, August 10th | 6:30PM – 8:30PM

3D Rhythm of Life will be performing in this weekly concert series. This event will be held at 1000 Garfield Avenue in Jersey City. Learn more here.

Hoboken Talks with Pat Lombardi

Thursday, August 10th | 7PM

Hoboken Talks welcomes Patricia Lombardi who will be interviewed by Bob Foster. This event will be held virtually. Learn more here.

Summer with the Symphony at Hamilton Park

Thursday, August 10th | 7PM

Enjoy a free outdoor summer concert performance of the New Jersey Symphony. This event will be held at Hamilton Park in Jersey City. Learn more here.

Jersey City Reads Poems at WORD Bookstore

Thursday, August 10th | 7PM

Come out to a night featuring a lineup of poetry. This event will be held at 29 McWilliams Place in Jersey City. Learn more here.

Concerts in The Park at Sinatra Park

Thursday, August 10th | 7PM – 9PM

La Experiencia Vintage Cars + DJ Orlando will be performing. This event will be held at Sinatra Drive in Hoboken. Learn more here.

Margheritas + Margaritas: Cocktail Class at Felina Steak

Thursday, August 10th | 7PM – 9PM

In this cocktail class, guests will learn how to craft 3 perfect margaritas, while snacking on a selection of pizzas + charcuterie. This event will be held at 2 Chapel Avenue in Jersey City. Learn more here.

Above the Moon + Part-Time Custodian + Last Minet Performance at Finnegan’s Pub

Thursday, August 10th | 8PM

This musical event will be held at 734 Willow Avenue in Hoboken. Learn more here.

Thursday, August 10th | 10AM – 12PM

Bring your child aged 2-5 to 1301 Hudson Street in Hoboken for art-making. Learn more here.

BookBike Yoga Story Time at Elysian Park

Thursday, August 10th | 10:30AM

Catch the BookBike every Thursday with a children’s storytime. This event will be held at 1001 Hudson Street in Hoboken. Learn more here.

Storytime at Hoboken Historical Museum

Friday, August 11th | 10AM – 11AM

Museum staff and other guest readers share stories, rhymes, and sing-alongs with children. This event will be held at 1301 Hudson Street in Hoboken. Learn more here.

Pavonia’s Music Club at Pavonia Branch

Tuesday, August 15th | 4:30PM – 5:30PM

Join a song-circle-style jam session, guests can bring their instrument, voice, or listening ears. This event will be held at 326 8th Street in Jersey City. Learn more here.

Ongoing

The Floral Wonderland is an interactive exhibition designed for photoshoots, video shoots, and capturing every memorable moment while immersed in florals. The Floral Escape is located at One Garden State Plaza in Paramus. Learn more here.

No Pool, But You Can Still Choose A Plan For 800 Monroe St., Hoboken

Three initial proposals for a city block in western Hoboken have been narrowed to two. Take the city's survey and choose one.|Updated Tue, Aug 15, 2023 at 10:34 am ETHOBOKEN, NJ — After the city "floated" three plans for 800 Monroe St. — a city block in western Hoboken — earlier this year, they've decided that the options with a pool wouldn't be viable. But two other ideas for open space are still in contention, and the city announced a public survey on Friday."While a community pool wa...

Three initial proposals for a city block in western Hoboken have been narrowed to two. Take the city's survey and choose one.

|Updated Tue, Aug 15, 2023 at 10:34 am ET

HOBOKEN, NJ — After the city "floated" three plans for 800 Monroe St. — a city block in western Hoboken — earlier this year, they've decided that the options with a pool wouldn't be viable. But two other ideas for open space are still in contention, and the city announced a public survey on Friday.

"While a community pool was contemplated during the initial concept design iterations, it was determined that the 800 Monroe St. project site was not suitable for a pool after further analysis by project engineers," the city said in a message.

(However, the pool is likely to go in the city's proposed downtown recreation plan.)

City Survey And Release

Mayor Ravi Bhalla and the City of Hoboken today launched an online survey to gather public feedback on two draft concepts for the City’s fourth resiliency park at 800 Monroe St. The draft concepts include tennis courts, pickleball courts, dog runs, passive lawn space, native gardens, a spray area, and more.

Public input collected from the survey will inform the final design concept for the park which will be presented to the public this fall. To take the online survey, go to https://www.hobokennj.gov/800monroesurvey3.

“Few cities have any resiliency parks, this will be our fourth to combat flooding that regularly impacts residents of West Hoboken,” said Mayor Bhalla. “I thank the residents who have provided valuable input into the latest designs, which will be incorporated into the park’s amenities.”

The park at 800 Monroe St. will utilize up to $15 million in community benefit payments from the 930 Monroe St. redevelopment to offset a large portion of the construction and design costs.

While a community pool was contemplated during the initial concept design iterations, it was determined that the 800 Monroe St. project site was not suitable for a pool after further analysis by project engineers. Due to existing site conditions, locating a pool at this site would require elevating it above the adjacent sidewalk grade and constructing extensive subsurface support systems to manage the weight of the pool. The addition of these design constraints, among others, would significantly reduce the future park’s stormwater detention capacity and significantly increase the cost of construction. Instead, the City is moving forward with the creation of a public pool as a part of the Multi-Service Center redesign project. To learn more about the Multi-Service Center Revitalization project and the proposed pool, go to hobokennj.gov/mscrevitalization.

The two latest draft design approaches for the 800 Monroe Resiliency Park, Meandering Trails and Linear Trails, further refine an initial draft concept presented during an April community meeting as “Concept 1: A Hybrid Approach, With Tennis and Pickleball Courts” based on public feedback.

The Meandering Trails and Linear Trails designs both incorporate the same features but differ in their approach to the park’s layout and circulation. The designs each contain various amenities including tennis and pickleball courts, separate dog runs for small and large dogs, experiential gardens, stepped seating, interactive water features, a passive lawn space, and shade canopy structures.

The Meandering Trails Approach locates the three tennis courts and six pickleball courts in the southern half of the park adjacent to Eighth Street between Jackson Street and Monroe Street. Two dog runs would abut the courts to the north followed by a sloped passive lawn space. An entry plaza with stepped seating and interactive water features would be along Jackson Street north of the courts and an experiential garden on the northeastern portion of the lot along Monroe Street. The park’s features would be connected by a series of curved pathways that create meandering walking routes and establish greater separation between each park use. A curved cloud-like shade canopy that could support vertical plant growth would provide partial coverage over many of the park’s walkways and plazas.

This press release was produced by the City of Hoboken. The views expressed here are the author’s own.

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Where to Get Chicken Caesar Wraps in Hoboken + Jersey City

For those who love salads and sandwiches, they’ll say that wraps are the best of both worlds. Chicken Caesar wraps are classic but that doesn’t mean they all taste the same. We rounded up the best wraps in Hoboken + Jersey City to help plan your next lunch break. Keep reading to discover where to find the best chicken Caesar wraps in Hoboken + Jersey City.HobokenThis Hoboken f...

For those who love salads and sandwiches, they’ll say that wraps are the best of both worlds. Chicken Caesar wraps are classic but that doesn’t mean they all taste the same. We rounded up the best wraps in Hoboken + Jersey City to help plan your next lunch break. Keep reading to discover where to find the best chicken Caesar wraps in Hoboken + Jersey City.

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This Hoboken farmers market favorite continues to serve fresh salads in its brick-and-mortar locations. Any salad can be made into a wrap and the move here is to order the OG Cardini — named for Caesar Cardini who is said to have invented the Caesar salad. This wrap includes the Alfalfa mix (chopped romaine, butter lettuce, and shredded kale), free-range roasted chicken, grape tomatoes, homemade croutons, parmigiano, sliced almonds, and Caesar dairy-free dressing.

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Benny Tudino’s might be most famous for serving slices the size of newborn babies, but the rest of the menu is worth noticing, too. The chicken Caesar wrap may not be as big as the pizza, but it’s a tasty option and can be made on a white or whole wheat wrap.

Known for its all-day brunch, breakfast menu, pastries, coffee drinks, and more, Black Rail also serves up delicious pressed sandwiches and wraps. One of these options is a ‘Caesar’s Spliff’ — which includes seasoned chicken, spring mix, croutons, roasted red peppers, parmesan cheese + Black Rail’s special caesar’s dressing rolled in a wrap.

For a Caesar wrap with a seafood twist, try the shrimp Caesar wrap at Imposto’s Pizza. This wrap comes with crispy breaded shrimp, romaine, croutons, parmesan, and creamy Caesar dressing in a flour tortilla wrap. Caesar traditionalists aren’t forgotten — the menu also includes a classic chicken Caesar wrap which comes with diner’s-choice of breaded or grilled chicken.

This authentic Italian deli has so many options to choose from — including a chicken Caesar wrap that is one of our favorites in the area. It’s served hot (which can be controversial to some), but that makes it even more delicious. The chicken is cut into small pieces, the dressing is more oil-based than creamy (which is why it tastes good warm), and there are croutons that get the perfect level of soggy with the dressing. HG Pro Tip: Get the rosemary and olive oil potato chips with your wrap, the two items pair perfectly.

With a name like ‘Mr. Wrap’s’ this spot has to serve a great chicken Caesar wrap. There are more than 30 different wraps on the menu — and guests can even create their own. The classic Caesar comes with grilled chicken breast, romaine lettuce, feta cheese, roasted red peppers, and creamy Caesar dressing in a flour tortilla.

With two locations in Hoboken, Mile Square locals never have to travel far for the garlic knots or Caesar wraps at Napoli’s. The chicken Caesar wrap comes with grilled chicken, romaine lettuce, Romano cheese, and homemade Caesar dressing and is served in a tomato wrap. Best of all, the wraps come with a side of fries which can be substituted for a side salad, potato salad, or homemade macaroni for a small charge.

Live music, beer, free limo rides, and a Caesar wrap — Willie McBrides is an Irish pub that has it all. The crispy chicken Caesar wrap is made with shaved parmesan, bacon, romaine, and Caesar dressing and comes with a side of fries.

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Amelia’s Bistro has been a Jersey City staple for almost two decades. The lunch and brunch menus include a chicken Caesar wrap that comes with Parmigiano-Reggiano, tomato, and creamy dressing and is served with French fries. On Monday through Friday11AM – 3PM, diners can also enjoy a mimosa, bellini, glass of champagne, or Bloody Mary for $5.

This NYC-famous spot is known for serving Southern-style dishes like pimento cheese, biscuits, and, of course, fried chicken. Bobwhite’s chicken Caesar comes with the restaurant’s iconic fried chicken plus romaine lettuce, croutons, and pecorino romano cheese that has all been tossed in Caesar dressing. Patrons can add a side like black-eyed peas, coleslaw, or French fries to make it a full meal.

City Diner has a huge menu with everything from all-day breakfast fare to milkshakes. Naturally, there’s a classic Caesar wrap on the menu. The grilled chicken Caesar wrap comes with grilled chicken, romaine lettuce, crostini croutons, parmesan cheese, and Caesar dressing in a honey wheat wrap.

Helen’s Pizza is a good option to get a wrap during a night out in downtown Jersey City. The menu features more than 10 options like a shrimp wrap, tuna club wrap, and veggie wrap. The chicken Caesar has grilled chicken, romaine lettuce, tomato, red onion, and Caesar dressing.

Sub Culture may be a sandwich shop but there are six different wraps to pick from on the menu. These can be made with wheat, garlic, flour, spinach, or tomato wraps. For a chicken Caesar, order the cleverly named “Et Tu Brute” wrap which includes breaded or grilled chicken, romaine lettuce, grated Parmesan cheese, and croutons.

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Wonder Bagel is a Jersey City classic but if you’ve never looked past the bagel selection you might not realize that the menu also features a chicken Caesar wrap. This iteration is made with grilled chicken, romaine lettuce, Parmesan cheese, and Caesar dressing and can be served on a honey wheat, jalapeno spinach, or white tortilla wrap.

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