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Axes, Herbs, and Satchels at Art House Productions
February 19, @ 7:30 pm-9:00 pm
$25 – $35
The Anthropologists presents the World Premiere of “axes, herbs and satchels,” an investigative play that travels across generations with storytelling, movement, and ritual, on February 19th and February 20th at 7:30PM at 345 Marin Boulevard, Jersey City.
Mighty Quinn’s Barbecue in Hoboken Has Closed
Washington Street in Hoboken has lost a popular barbecue restaurant. Mighty Quinn's, a New York-born eatery located at 322 Washington Street, has permanently closed. Founded by pitmaster Hugh Mangum, the spot has made a name for itself over the years in New York City, and is known for its Brontosaurus rib, pulled pork, and other barbecue favorites. Read on for more about the closure and what we'll miss about Mighty Quinn's Barbecue in Hoboken, New Jersey.
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The Closure
Locals in the Hoboken, New Jersey Facebook Group were wondering if Mighty Quinns' Hoboken location had closed permanently after noticing that the windows were papered up on Wednesday, February 19th, 2025.
As of Thursday, February 20th, Google now lists Mighty Quinn's at 322 Washington Street as permanently closed.
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About Mighty Quinn's Barbecue
Founded by pitmaster Hugh Mangum, this BBQ restaurant is about the experience just as much as it's about "quality BBQ." The design and vibe of Mighty Quinn's is rustic and warm.
Mighty Quinn's was all about a good smokey dish. Patrons could pick their meats and watch as everything was hand carved per order behind the counter. The meats are cooked with minimal spice, as the smokiness from the grill did most of the work.
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Alongside the pork ribs and brisket, diners could find the Brontosaurus rib, pulled pork, chicken, and various sides on the menu like baked beans, mac + cheese, cornbread, coleslaw, and more. Mighty Quinn's had everything true BBQ aficionados appreciate. The two- and three-meat platters were great for sharing with two or three people, and most of the dishes were gluten-free.
Although the Hoboken outpost is now closed, Mighty Quinn's still has other locations in Clifton and Union, as well as New York City, Connecticut, and Florida. The Brooklyn store is temporarily closed as of this writing.
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