Jennifer Tripucka

1 week ago | hobokengirl.com | Jennifer Tripucka

new newThe Living Room at the W Hotel has long been a spot for drinks pre- or post-dinner on the waterfront, and even a place where locals or hotel guests get some R&R in the lounge. Back in early 2025, the W Hotel closed its Living Room area for renovations to the lobby bar and lounge, and on June 12, 2025 — it will finally be revealed to the public. The space has been covered for several months now, even during the latest Cowboy Carter activation experience pre-Beyoncé concert (see below).

2 weeks ago | hobokengirl.com | Jennifer Tripucka

beautyAs someone who’s tested her fair share of skincare products and treatments, I thought I had a decent handle on my skin. I cleanse, I serum, I SPF (religiously), and I also get monthly facials. But deep down, I still had questions — why am I still breaking out like a teenager? Are those wrinkles or just really intense smile lines? And is my skin texture just what it’s going to be forever?

3 weeks ago | themontclairgirl.com | Jennifer Tripucka

After 9 years in Millburn, New Jersey, popular restaurant Common Lot has announced its closure. The restaurant posted on social media this weekend noting that Friday was its last day of dinner service at 27 Main Street in Millburn. Photo: Common Lot on Instagram“It is with mixed emotions that we are writing this post. Friday, May 9th, was Common Lot’s last service,” the owners shared on Instagram and Facebook. “Nadine and I have made the difficult decision to relocate back to Australia.

3 weeks ago | hobokengirl.com | Jennifer Tripucka

newsThere are coffee shops seemingly on every block of Hoboken these days, and we’re adding another . Local franchise Forum Coffee opened in March 2025 after Pour Amour closed its 123 Washington Street location, and as of May 2025, Forum has announced its plans to open in uptown Hoboken in the former Juice Press location at the corner of 14th and Washington.

1 month ago | hobokengirl.com | Jennifer Tripucka

NewsG. Millz Boken Roadhouse in downtown Hoboken has been shuttered for several years, with no movement happening at the space. Located at 61 Jackson Street, the restaurant bar was a bit of an island on its own, in what could be described as a bit of a food desert in SW Hoboken. Just recently, however, construction has begun on the space, leading locals to speculate what is to come. After a little research, the answer is, in a nutshell: condos.