Travel this summer (at least for those on Instagram) has ranged from Italy to Arizona and beyond, but one ol’ reliable spot that many love to escape to is the Catskill Mountains. Defined by a stunning mountain range that includes Windham Mountain, Hunter Mountain, and the Ashokan Reservoir — spanning three New York counties, this large area in upstate New York has seen a massive resurgence in popularity over the last decade. The Catskills are both a known and hidden gem type of vacation situation — with boutique hideaways, Airbnbs, and larger hotels, hiking galore, quaint shops, and sleepy downtowns to explore. But where to stay when the area is so large and there’s so much to see and do? Lucky for you, we’ve stayed at a plethora of hotels and boutique motels in the Catskill Mountains. Here are some of the best places to stay in the Catskills if you’re looking for a hotel situation — known for their boutique vibes, rustic charm, and unique interior design choices.
The DeBruce | 982 Debruce Road, Livingston Manor, NY
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The DeBruce is a nature-filled experience located in the Livingston Manor section of the Catskills. Overlooking Willowemoc Creek and the mountains, the 12-room hotel sits on hundreds of acres of private land, and boasts an award-winning restaurant with James Beard-nominated chefs, a Club Room bar, and a private pool, among other things.
Deer Mountain Inn | 790 County Road 25, Tannersville, NY
The Deer Mountain Inn has a more rustic atmosphere than the aforementioned lodging; think crackling fire, dark mahogany decor, and actual taxidermy on the walls. It’s about 10 minutes to the Hunter Mountain ski lift, and it feels like a full mountain escape.
Eastwind Hotel | 5088 NY-23, Windham, NY
Windham is positioned in a beautiful part of the northern Catskills, and East Windham has quickly become known as an ideal Catskill getaway spot. With motel-style rooms, in-hotel (main house) rooms, and triangular-shaped huts called ‘Lushnas’ — no matter the room you pick, you’ll enjoy yourself. There’s also an outdoor sauna and walking path on the property, with tons of hiking nearby.
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Glen Falls House | 230 Winter Clove Road, Round Top, NY
Often rented out fully for weddings, the Glen Falls House in Round Top is quite the gem. The Trotwood is its in-house restaurant, which is worth a visit even if you’re not staying the night. There’s also a pool across the way in the summer, but it’s a stunner any time of year.
Hemlock Neversink | 7491 State Route 55, Neversink, NY
If you’re looking for a weekend of relaxation, Hemlock Neversink is the Catskills hotel for you. This newer resort is the ultimate wellness retreat — complete with saunas, a spa, yoga + workout classes, a pool, art classes, terrarium building, s’mores, club sports, hiking (with goats!), and so much more. Not to mention there is health food galore here, all curated by an on-site chef.
Hutton Brickyards | 132 Lindsley Avenue, Kingston, NY
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A dog-friendly hotel on the waterfront in Kingston, Hutton Brickyards is newer to the lodging scene and is giving the area a fresh take on upscale hospitality in the Catskills. Luxury cabins and a spa experience are the cherry on top of this unique river-side experience in downtown Kingston.
Kenoza Hall | 5762 NY-52, Kenoza Lake, NY
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Kenoza Hall is a 55-acre property in Kenoza Lake that was originally used as a summer retreat destination in the early 1900s. Today, the hotel has 22 guest rooms, 10 bungalows, an on-site restaurant with indoor + outdoor lake-view seating, a full-service spa, a pool, a hot tub, and more — all with breathtaking views of Kenoza Lake.
Maker Hotel | 302 Warren Street, Hudson, NY
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This boutique hotel isn’t large, but it sure is worth a visit, even for a cup of coffee. Inside the Maker Hotel, positioned at the center of Hudson’s downtown — right across the Hudson from Catskill, NY, is a beautifully adorned space that makes an Instagram-worthy reality. If stopping by Hudson during the day, you’ll find eclectic, curated antique and furniture shops, colorful brick buildings, cafes, and not far from the main drag — a massive antique warehouse (with a brewery around the back!) that is the mecca of all furniture curations.
The Roxbury | 2258 County Highway 41, Roxbury, NY
Given a nod by HGTV as ‘one of the most amazing hotels in the entire country’, The Roxbury is a colorful and quaint motel situated in Roxbury. Although the town has a bit of a sleepy Catskills vibe, Roxbury is self-described as: “Imagine if Alice in Wonderland married Willy Wonka and set up residence in Oz”. It’s an experience, and it has numerous nods and accolades from national publications if you don’t want to take our word for it.
Scribner’s Catskill Lodge | 13 Scribner Hollow Road, Hunter, NY
Hunter Mountain has a variety of places to stay and hotels for any season, but Scribner’s is a newer hotel that includes an ice skating rink in the winter and a pool with mountain views in the summer. It’s dog-friendly, and there’s a great restaurant-bar inside the hotel, only a few minutes’ drive from the slopes.
Tiny House Resort | 2776 County Road 23B, South Cairo, NY
Goats, glamping, and tiny houses — meet Tiny House Resort. There are over a dozen tiny houses on the property, ducks and chickens that lay eggs each morning for breakfast, and a creek + pool for enjoyment in the summer. Each house is fully equipped with an oven, fridge, and shower/full bathroom. It’s an experience that’s worth even just a night’s stay if you’re in the area. Did we mention there are goats?
Urban Cowboy Lodge | 37 Alpine Road Big Indian, NY
Originally hailing from Brooklyn, the Urban Cowboy Lodge concept embodies its namesake with its decor. There’s a full bar and restaurant on-site, a swimming hole, and a sauna. The area of Big Indian is right near Phoenicia, so a visit to the regionally famous Phoenicia Diner is in order.
Union + Post | 5098 NY-23, Windham, NY
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Literally right next door to East Wind, Union + Post is a newer motel — and even if you’re staying nearby at Eastwind or another northern Catskills locale, you’ll have to go to its restaurant for dinner.
Watergrass Hill Bed + Breakfast | 105 Phillies Bridge Road, New Paltz, NY
For a more quaint experience, Watergrass Hill BnB is the spot. It’s an adorable 1800s farmhouse-turned-bed and breakfast that is owned by a former Hoboken resident, Alana Colucci, who quit her job and decided to move back to her hometown and convert the spot into lodging. The New Paltz area is chock full of restaurants, breweries, distilleries, and hiking trails — so you’ll be in good hands when you arrive. PS: The chef makes breakfast for guests on-site each morning.
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Woodstock Way | 10 Waterfall Way, Woodstock, NY
This central Woodstock hotel is a diamond in the adorable rough that is downtown Woodstock, New York. The rooms are designed to have a rustic-yet-chic vibe, with massive floor-to-ceiling windows and Brooklinen sheets (IYKYK). There’s a small waterfall right outside the rooms in plain view from the decks, and the walk to town is about .03 minutes, as you’re right in the center of town. Pro tip: Make a reservation at Silvia or Cucina; you won’t be disappointed.
Yovan (YO1) Longevity + Health Resorts | 420 Anawana Lake Road, Monticello, NY
This is the place to go for all things restoration and healing. As if the Catskills weren’t peaceful enough already, this luxury health and wellness destination has a host of holistic healing practices that are meant to help recenter and revitalize. Yovan means youth in Sanskrit — which is one of the goals here: to tap into your eternal youth + inner child. As pictured above, it sits on 1,300 acres of land (we know, gorgeous), and each visit can be personalized based on each guest, choosing activities from options like yoga and acupuncture, among other things.
Where to Grab Coffee Near Hudson-Bergen Light Rail Stops
The Hudson-Bergen light rail is a convenient way to travel between Hoboken and Jersey City. Whether you’re commuting to work and need a pre-office pick-me-up or if you simply want to plan a coffee crawl, we’ve rounded up the most convenient cafes near a few Light Rail stops along this line. Keep reading to find out where to grab coffee along the Hudson-Bergen light rail route.
Hudson-Bergen Light Rail Essentials
Trains travel the Hudson-Bergen light rail route from 5AM-1AM daily. Rides cost $2.55 for adults and tickets can be purchased on the NJ Transit app or at the station. These tickets are valid for 60 minutes after activation.
Coffee Shops Near the Stops
Liberty State Park
The Grind Shop | 360 Communipaw Avenue
The Grind is worth the 10-minute walk to the Liberty State Park station. After all, this community favorite was voted the best coffee shop in Jersey City by HG readers in 2022. It opens at 7AM every day for early morning caffeinating.
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Cafe Lafayette | 74 Maple Street
Cafe Lafayette is a casual cafe with Korean-inspired dishes, breakfast essentials, coffee, sandwiches, and more. Cafe Lafayetteis a 6-minute walk from the Liberty State Park Station and opens at 7AM on Monday, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. The cafe opens at 8AM on the weekends.
Nûrish | 346 Communipaw Avenue
Nûrish is a cozy cafe with a vegan and vegetarian focus. Besides coffee, locals can grab smoothies, sandwiches, and more. The cafe is a 10-minute walk from the Liberty State Park Station and opens at 7AM daily.
Jersey Avenue
Brewshot | 9 Regent Street
There’s plenty of seating, and strong WiFi, in Brewshot which makes it a great spot to get some work done. The menu is full of specialty lattes and breakfast sandwiches which can be enjoyed as early as 8AM. Brewshot is a 4-minute walk from the Jersey Avenue Station.
Cocoa Bakery | 275 Grand Street
Cocoa Bakery's downtown location is a 5-minute walk from the Jersey Avenue Station. The tasty bake shop also serves coffee and fresh pastries to grab and go or for a special occasion. Cocoa Bakery is open at 9AM Tuesday through Saturday and 10AM on Sundays.
Cafe Dolma | 270 Grand Street
The charming, cafe Dolma specializes in fresh Turkish flavors and American dishes. The cafe also has a selection of coffee creations available as early as 7:30am on weekdays. The cafe is a 5-minute walk from the Jersey Avenue Station.
Life Pancake Company | 426 Jersey Avenue
Whether you're looking for a big stack of pancakes or just a simple coffee, Life Pancake Company has you covered. The restaurant is located just 4 minutes from the Jersey Avenue Station and is open daily at 7AM.
Marin Boulevard
B18 Coffee Kitchen | 18 Park View Avenue
B18 is run by the Beechwood Cafe team and serves espresso drinks, pancakes, and breakfast sandwiches. It opens at 8AM on weekdays and 9AM on weekends so you can stop by for a bite before a busy day ahead.
Prkup Up Coffee | 197 Van Vorst Street
Prkup Coffee has a community vibe along with an excellent coffee menu. Keep an eye out for seasonal specials like a Vermont Maple Syrup Latte in the fall. There’s a pastry case full of treats if you’re looking for something sweet, but Prkup Up also sells savory options like avocado toast and bagels.
Gotan | 198 Van Vorst Street on the Corner of Van Vorst + Morris
Gotan is one of the latest NYC cafes to open on this side of the Hudson. Coffee is served as early as 7AM so it’s a great option if you have an early morning commute.
Dream Vista | 177 York Street
Dream Vista is a magical, cozy cafe tucked away downtown. The coffee shop has indoor and outdoor seating and is open daily at 8AM. Dream Vista is a quick 4-minute walk to the Marin Boulevard Station.
Short Grain | 183 Montgomery Street
Short Grain is a coffee shop and eatery serving Asian-influenced dishes, juices, and more. Short Grain is open at 7AM on weekdays and 8AM on weekends and is a 6-minute walk from the Marin Boulevard Station.
Beechwood Cafe | 290 Grove Street
Beechwood Cafe is a home neighborhood eatery with indoor and outdoor seating. The extensive menu includes a variety of flavors including fun coffee and tea creations to gran-and-go or stay and enjoy. Beechwood Cafe opens daily at 8AM and is a 8-minute walk from the Marin Boulevard Station.
Lackawanna Coffee | 295 Grove Street
Local favorite, Lackawanna Coffee is a bright and creative coffee shop with indoor and outdoor seating. The shop's Grove Street location is an 8-minute walk from the Marin Boulevard Station and is open daily at 7AM.
Essex Street
Semicolon Cafe | 77 Hudson Street
Semicolon Cafe is a short walk from the Essex Street stop and has some of the best coffee around. The menu includes espresso drinks, matcha lattes, and Semicolon’s signature egg sandwiches. The space features tons of plants and natural light and it’s a beautiful spot to relax if you have some time to kill before catching the light rail.
Bluestone Lane | 30 Hudson Street
Popular coffee chain, Bluestone Lane is just a 2-minute walk from the Essex Street Station in Jersey City. The Australian-inspired eatery is opens at 7:30AM on weekdays and 8AM on weekends.
Sam A.M. | 112 Morris Street
Sam A.M. is a homey cafe with locally sourced breakfast dishes and high-quality espresso and tea. The eatery is just a 5-minute walk from the Essex Street Station and opens at 6:30AM on weekdays and 8AM on weekends.
Exchange Place
Gregorys Coffee | 10 Exchange Place
Gregorys Coffee opens at 6AM on weekdays and has an order ahead option — two great features if you need to fuel an early morning commute. Plus, the menu includes smoothies, juice, and a bunch of food that’s easy to take on-the-go if you’re not looking for coffee quite yet.
Maman | 70 Hudson Street
NYC-based French cafe and bakery, Maman, made its way to Jersey City a few years ago. The spot serves a selection of baked goods, coffee, juices, teas, fresh breakfast, and lunch options.
Starbucks | 15 Exchange Place
Starbucks isn’t the most local coffee around by any means, but this location opens at 5:30AM so it’s often the only option for early morning light rail riders.
Dunkin' | 1 Exchange Place + 105 Greene Street
If you're in a pinch, classic go-to Dunkin' has two locations just steps away from the Exchange Place Station. The outpost at 1 Exchange Place is just a 1-minute walk from the station while the 105 Greene Street location is a 3-minute walk. Both locations are open at 5:30AM on weekdays and 6:30AM on weekends.
Harborside
Canard Cafe Bar | 200 Greene Street
Located in the Urby, Canard Cafe Bar is a great option if you’re looking for a place to work for a bit before taking the light rail to your next destination. There are tons of tables and outlets in the Canard plus a full menu of coffee and pastries to keep you going for a while.
Butler Café | 350 Warren Street
Butler Café located inside of CoolVines is open weekdays at 7AM and weekends at 8AM. The coffee shop has a variety of espresso-based creations, drip coffee, pastries, and small bites and is a 6-minute walk from the Harborside Station.
Maggie's Farm Espresso | 88 Morgan Street
Maggie's Farm Espresso is an Australian-inspired cafe serving breakfast, lunch, pastries, and a variety of specialty coffees and teas. The cafe is open daily at 7AM and is a quick 4-minute walk from the Harborside Station.
Lackawanna Coffee | 325 Warren Street + 140 Bay Street
Lackawanna Coffee has two locations close to the Harborside Station. The 325 Warren Street outpost is a 6-minute walk and the 140 Bay Street outpost is an 11-minute walk. Both locations are open from 5AM-7PM daily.
Harsimus Cove
Le Cafe Coffee | 444 Warren Street
This artisanal coffee shop has a bunch of locations around New York but anyone traveling via the Harsimus Cove light rail stop can easily check out this cafe without leaving Jersey City. Signature drinks include the lavender latte and red tea latte which can be enjoyed alongside one of the tempting toasts or bagels.
Bleu Coffee | 175 2nd Street
Bleu Coffee's downtown location is a 4-minute walk from the Harsimus Cove Station and is open daily at 7AM. The coffee shop's menu is comprised of locally roasted coffee creations and serves as a great space to relax or get some remote work done.
Hidden Grounds | 148 1st Street
Hidden Grounds' 148 1st Street location is a 5-minute walk from the Harsimus Cove Station. The coffee shop serves breakfast sandwiches, pastries, and high-quality coffee and tea. Hidden Grounds is open on weekdays at 7AM and weekends at 8AM.
Wattle Cafe | 352 Marin Boulevard
Wattle Cafe is an Australian cafe and restaurant serving healthy, locally sourced food and coffee. The cafe is a 6-minute walk from the Harsimus Cove Station and is open at 8AM on weekdays and 9AM on weekends.
Hybrid Coffee | 398 Manila Avenue
Hybrid Coffee is a trendy cafe serving coffee, smoothies, avocado toast, acai bowls, and more. The eatery is open Monday through Saturday from 8AM-4PM and is a 7-minute walk from the Harsimus Cove Station.
Bourke Street Bakery | 331 Marin Boulevard
Bourke Street Bakery is an Australian-inspired bakery serving artisanal breads, pastries, meat pies, and Counter Culture coffee. The bakery opens daily at 8AM and is an 8-minute walk to the Harsimus Cove Station.
Newport
Gregorys Coffee | 525 Washington Boulevard
Gregorys has another location along the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail line. It’s convenient for commuters since it opens at 6AM and, like the Exchange Place location, order ahead is available.
Starbucks | 111 Town Square Place
In a pinch, Starbucks is a reliable coffee option. This location is a 7-minute walk from the Newport Station and opens at 5AM on weekdays and 5:30PM on weekends.
Roast'd | 10 River Drive South
Roast'd is a New Jersey-based coffee shop. The high-quality beans come in the form of drip coffee, espresso-based drinks, and more. Roast'd is a 9-minute walk from the Newport Station and opens daily at 7AM.
Bwè Kafe | 140 River Drive South
Bwè Kafe is an ethical trade coffee shop with a relaxing ambiance. The Jersey City location is a 11-minute walk from the Newport Station and is open from 8AM-5PM daily.
Café Esmé | 485 Marin Boulevard
Café Esmé is a chic French cafe with coffee, teas, pastries, sandwiches, juices, and more. The cafe is an 11-minute walk from the Newport Station and opens at 7AM Tuesday through Friday and 8AM on weekends.
O Kafe | 230 Pavonia Avenue
O Kafe is a great place to work remotely, cozy up with a good book, or dine in. The cafe serves coffee, tea, pastries, sandwiches and other light bites. O Kafe opens at 6:30AM on weekdays and 7AM on weekends. This spot is a 14-minute walk from the Newport Station.
Hoboken Terminal
Joboken Cafe | 23 Hudson Place
We can’t help but chuckle when we say the name “Joboken” and that’s enough of a reason to start the day here. Coffee, tea, and Balthazar Bakery pastries are available daily.
Dunkin' | 1 Hudson Place + 40 Hudson Place
Two Dunkin' locations are conveniently located right by Hoboken Terminal. One is just inside the station at 1 Hudson Place and is open at 5AM on weekdays and 6AM on weekends. The 40 Hudson Place location is just a 1-minute walk away and is open at 6AM daily.
Gregory's Coffee | 111 River Street
Gregory's in Hoboken is a great work from home spot with an extensive menu to match. This location is just a 3-minute walk from Hoboken Terminal and is open at 6AM on weekdays and 7AM on weekends.
Bean Vault | 1 Newark Street
Bean Vault's high quality coffee and espresso drinks are a local favorite. The coffee shop is located just 2-minute walk away from Hoboken Terminal and opens at 7AM on weekdays and 8AM on weekends.
The Roost Outpost | 55 1st Street
The Roost Outpost is more than just coffee and espresso. Customers can also shop for unique clothing here. The Roost Outpost is a 4-minute walk from Hoboken Terminal and is open on weekdays at 7:30AM and weekends at 8AM.
Starbucks | 51 Newark Street
3-minutes from Hoboken Terminal is a Starbucks on the corner of Hudson Street and Newark Street. This location is open at 5:30AM on weekdays and 6AM on weekends.
Prato Bakery | 201 Washington Street
Prato Bakery's Hoboken location has tasty Tuscan-inspired dishes and focaccia sandwiches, pastries, coffee, and more. The bakery is a 7-minute walk from Hoboken Terminal and is open from 8AM-4PM daily.
Hey Coffee People | 103 Garden Street
Hey Coffee People is ready to welcome coffee lovers with open arms. The cafe serves coffee and baked goods and is just 7-minutes away from Hoboken Terminal. Hey Coffee People opens at 7:30AM on weekdays and 8AM on weekends.
2nd Street
Café Sophia | 200 Monroe Street, Hoboken
This cozy cafe is just a short 5-minute walk from the 2nd Street light rail stop. Cafe Sophia serves Lavazza coffee, omelets, and a selection of breakfast sandwiches served on bread that’s baked fresh each day. It’s open from 7AM-3PM on weekdays and 8AM-3PM on weekends — stop by for lunch if you’re craving a panini.
Froth on Franklin | 85 Franklin Street, Jersey City
Froth on Franklin is a cozy, Italian-inspired coffee shop run by a husband and wife duo. Froth on Franklin serves espresso drinks, baked goods, and even smoothies. This spot opens at 8AM daily and is an 11-minute walk from the 2nd Street light rail stop.
Choc O Pain | 330-332 Palisade Avenue, Jersey City
Choc O Pain's Jersey City Heights location is a 10 minute walk from the 2nd Street light rail stop. The bakery serves coffee and espresso drinks alongside fresh pastries and eats. Choc O Pain opens at 7AM on weekdays and 8AM on weekends.
Modcup Coffee | 479 Palisade Avenue, Jersey City
Modcup Coffee in Jersey City Heights is a local favorite. Take 15-minute stroll from the 2nd street light rail stop to indulge in delicious coffee and baked goods. Modcup opens at 7:30AM on weekdays and 8AM on weekends.
9th Street/Congress Street Station
Black Rail Coffee | 800 Jackson Street
Black Rail Coffee is practically located on the 9th Street/Congress Street Station platform. There are huge windows in the cafe so you can watch the light rail pass by while sipping a coffee. The cafe opens at 7AM on weekdays and 8AM on weekends and seems to have anything you would want from a cafe including espresso drinks, pastries, breakfast sandwiches, and plenty of seating — both inside and out.
Gotan | 770 Jackson Street
Gotan Cafe serves up high-quality Counter Culture coffee and Mediterranean cuisine, bringing some staples from the Tribeca location across the Hudson. The Jackson Street location is open from 8AM-5PM daily and serves everything from cold brew to iced matcha lattes.
Yuki's Bakery + Coffee | 720 Monroe Street
Yuki's, an Israeli bakery and cafe, specializes in baked goods such as babka, challah, burek, rugelach, and hamentashen (a seasonal treat sold during Purim). The menu also features coffee from Counter Culture Coffee and organic teas.
Lincoln Harbor
Cafe Grumpy | 1400 Waterfront Terrace
Cafe Grumpy is a few steps from the Lincoln Harbor station in the Weehawken Whole Foods. It’s open at 8AM daily and the menu includes a selection of matcha and turmeric drinks if you’re in the mood for something besides coffee.
Port Imperial
Steven's Cafe | 1200 Avenue at Port Imperial
Early morning commuters can pop into Steven’s Cafe when it opens at 6AM for freshly brewed coffee and warm bagel sandwiches. The pastry case is often stocked with colorful macarons which can be hard to pass up.
Bergenline Avenue
Dunkin' | 4914-22 John F. Kennedy Boulevard
Sometimes Dunkin’ just hits the spot and there’s a convenient location right next to the Bergenline Avenue station. This outpost is open from 5AM to 10PM daily for all of your coffee and doughnut needs.
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Tonnelle Avenue
Six Corners Cafe | 4301 Bergen Turnpike
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Six Corners Cafe isn’t too far from the Tonnelle Avenue station and it has delicious diner-style breakfast options if you have time to sit down for pancakes or French toast.
West Side Avenue
Cosy Cup Library | 424 West Side Avenue
Cosy Cup Library is a coffee shop rooted in community with a relaxed atmosphere to sit with friends or solo. Cosy Cup serves coffees, fresh fruit lemonades, bubble tea, gelato, and sorbet. This spot is a 3-minute walk from the West Side Avenue station and opens at 7AM on weekdays and 8AM on weekends.
The Daily Grind Express | 352 West Side Avenue #A
The Daily Grind Express is a quick 2-minute walk from the West Side Avenue station. The coffee shop opens on weekdays at 6AM, Saturdays at 7AM, and Sundays at 8AM. The neighborhood coffee shop serves breakfast sandwiches, comfort food, and coffee.
Treehouse Coffee Shop | 434 A West Side Avenue
Treehouse Coffee Shop is a colorful haven for espresso drinks, pastries, and donuts. The coffee shop is a 3-minute walk from the West Side Avenue station and is open at 7AM daily.
Three Thirds Cafe | 400 Claremont Avenue
Three Thirds cafe is a casual coffee shop serving coffee, tea , and breakfast sandwiches. This spot is a 2-minute walk from the West Side Avenue station and opens at 7AM daily.
Starbucks | 3 Bennet Street
Starbucks on Bennet Street is open at 5:30AM on weekdays and 6AM on weekends. This location is an 11-minute walk from the West Side Avenue station.
Dunkin' | 511 West Side Avenue
Dunkin' on West Side Avenue opens daily at 4AM and is an 8-minute walk from the West Side Avenue light rail station.
MLK Drive
Snapdragon Coffee + Social | 190 Monticello Avenue
Snapdragon Coffee + Social is a local hangout with an extensive menu to match. With more than just coffee, Snapdragon serves a variety of breakfast and lunch items including fresh pastries. The coffee shop is a 16-minute walk from the MLK Drive station and opens at 8:30AM daily.
Dunkin' | 361 MLK Drive
Dunkin' on MLK Drive opens daily at 4AM and is an 3-minute walk from the MLK light rail station.
Garfield Avenue
Light Rail Cafe | 237 Randoplh Avenue
Grab drip coffee and lunch at the Light Rail Cafe in Jersey City. This cozy cafe is a 2-minute walk from the Garfield Avenue station and opens daily at 11AM.
Fusion Cafe | 703 Grand Street
Fusion Cafe in Jersey City is a one-stop-shop for sandwiches, coffee, and tea. This cafe is a 10-minute walk from the Garfield Avenue station and opens at 7:30AM daily.
Ko Cafe | 722 Grand Street
Ko Cafe is a family + friend owned coffee shop serving African-inspired food and drink. Ko Cafe is a 9-minute walk from the Garfield Avenue station and opens at 8AM on weekdays and 9AM on Saturdays.
