Harborside

P Gill 3 months ago

Nice atrium that thaty use for a variety of events. As of July 2026, the old bar that used to have the city skyline has re -opened after many years. There are still a lot of empty store fronts.

Rachel Malice 4 months ago

These buildings are so cool. Definitely worth exploring. There's some hidden gems and good food.

Thesusanl 5 months ago

We visited on a Saturday for a production of Mozart's Magic Flute by Undead Arts and the NJ Symphony. The show was very enjoyable and the seating was well positioned. The Atrium itself is streetside and central with a poor banner that's seen better days. If one knows the area, it's easy to find. If not, a better description of exact location is recommended. Harbor side doors are locked on weekends. More than one fsmily had to walk around the building unnecessarily. The food stalls...only 3 open near the bathrooms with no variety at all. Asian x3. The restrooms were clean. The show was good. The parking I found to be the best was in Exhange 10. Overall, it has a nice view of Lower Manhatten. Just update a better description for location.

Gökser Ertuğrul 5 months ago

We attended The Magic Flute on May 2 in Harborside Jersey City. The performance itself was beautiful, but the venue was very disappointing. The show is currently being held in an open, mall-like environment. We attended expecting a proper theater setting with tiered seating, where children would be able to see the stage clearly. However, the seating was flat, and due to adults sitting in front, the children could not see or focus at all. Even when sitting on our laps, they struggled and eventually couldn’t continue watching. This made it impossible for them to enjoy the performance. This venue setup should have been clearly shown with photos in advance, as it directly affects the decision to attend—especially for families with children. Our disappointment is mainly about the location and seating arrangement. In a proper theater setting, this would have been a much more enjoyable experience.

Vivian Lu 7 years ago

We went to the midnight market, and while it was fun, the entry fee was a little steep for the quality of food and entertainment that you got. The food was all under $7, but you could buy "double" for $9, and the portions were so small that you had to buy doubles of everything. It was still an interesting experience, though, and I'd recommend checking it out. And, yes, the foosball was a Double Bubble gumball...