Alright, where's the best place for a single *girl* to go on a weekend when she's particularly angry with her ex-boyfriend?

Can't wait to check it out. I hope they have a decent beer selection, with 4-5 REAL microbrews (aka, not Blue Moon), and a really good burger.

But, thank you for making my return to this discussion board so unpleasant.

Please tell me that the JJ did not use the term "man of the house." PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE.

The Hamilton Inn. Ok. So they're too self-important to be called a pub..., but as they've purchased whatever social cache the Alehouse has left, they've called themselves an "Inn". They're trying to tell us they've been around awhile. That they're established, etc. But do they provide accommodation. Are they a boarding house or a bed-and-breakfast? Or are they just old-school Hamilton Park. Redux?

Unfortunately, I don't think there is very much in the way of Jersey City to round out a list of super-luxury condominiums. The smaller projects all seem to lack a little something. However, I do think very highly of the Hamilton Square development and if there was any contender deserving of the 5th spot on this list, it would probably be Hamilton Square. Its contextual, integrated with and sensitive to the neighborhood its in, contains both new and modern finishes but also has historic elements.

Heights wants to know, how much does an average plate of chicken and 2 sides come out to?

Yea just one of them lost their life a few months back trying to keep J.C.safe. But that dosnt matter because it wasnt on Grove St or something . I forgot they have to be on constant guard downtown to keep all the yuppies happy so they can live their half ass'ed manhattan fantasy. Give me a break.

You beat this drum alone. Not just your liberal neighbors but those conservative as well just about unanimously agree that taking away basketball courts from an inner city park is pretty dumb. No, we don't believe as you say in another thread that these kids will "go out and rob and stab." Hyperbole forgiven, but we only say that they are in a better place on a bb court than on the streets. As for providing residents with the phone number of the police to call when things get loud, how does this differ with calling the cops when dogs are off leash. You think that off leash law-breakers are not worthy of bothering the cops but bb playing kids are? The courts are a nuisance to you and just about no one else, not even those who live adjacent to them.

Thanks. But I called and I get an automated message saying that I've reached an unassigned number at the Port Authority...

The BB court adds no value to the neighborhood and is, instead, a nuisance. Anyone who would deny that is deluded or hopelessly PC. No area of the park collected more trash and more problems than that court. I support the summer leagues but they can play at Enos Jones, as they did this year, or the Charter School. The 2am basketball games are a disgrace and no one should have to put up with that. BTW? I don't even live near the courts but I have seen and heard the screaming and yelling on summer nights and anyone who would excuse that behavior is an idiot.

This may be the perfect excuse for finally getting rid of the basketball courts. Tear it up, cap it properly with the 2-3 feet of fill that is required by law and plant some trees where the court was. That court being less than a 100 feet from residences is the STUPIDEST thing ever.