As far as space, this Hoboken lounge has it in the form of three floor levels and four separate rooms to accommodate parties big and small. If you're looking for food to compliment the bevy of top-shelf bar drinks, but don't want the heaviness of a full-fledged sit down dinner, Nine offers a tapas menu with a Caribbean Asian Fusion. Our plates are geared for sharing with a small group of people and our features include Coconut Shrimp, Tuna Sliders, Sushi, and satays among other great dishes. And you don't want to leave without sampling our fantastic dessert menu including our signature cheesecake lollipops.

Don't miss out on this upscale Hoboken bar. With a beautiful view of New York City and located in the W hotel, The Chandlier Room is the perfect place to enjoy an evening out.

In 1796, the Hoboken Turtle Club was founded and became the first organized social club in American History. Founded by Col. John Stevens, early membership included Alexander Hamilton, Aaron Burr and John Jay. The first official meeting of the Turtle Club took place at what is now Sybil’s Cave. ‘It must first be premised that this is no ordinary club, from the day of its foundation it has existed for but one thing, the principal of epicurean pleasure’ - Col. Stevens. Today we have re-established and reclaimed their motto of old: ‘As we journey through life, let us live by the way’