My friend was just talking about this; Tony Baloneys' have fallen off HARD to the point where it's a no-go now

agreed with the general rule of 40x most landlords have even at $57k options are kinda limited for 1 bedrooms these days would need a place for $1425 or less.

I grew up in a cornfield and I'm fine in JSQ so they are just plain dumb. :)

If you’ve had it on all of these for more than a week or two and your responses are slim to none, your problem is probably your price, or maybe poor pictures. Try fixing one or both.

My go-to is cheap whiskey while reminiscing on my youth

You need to plan ahead my dude! Ain't nothing like frozen dumplings to hit the spot late night. 10 minutes in the pot and you're ready to go. I could probably write a book on DIY late night snacks...

What did you see? Just curious so I know not to get food from these guys

3700/mo for 700 sqft?

I pay less than that on my mortgage near JSQ for 1100sqft

There’s also a mosque in journal square where you could probs get involved. They’re wonderful about feeding the homeless and they even gave me some food last Ramadan (I’m not homeless). But yeah, parks dept/library is a good starting point.

If you get involved in any TNR programs around here lmk. I think we might be lacking in that area.

Spare me

White castle

I really liked their Steak and Gravy Bowl, but it disappeared off the menu soon after. Everything else was kinda meh. Got a sandwich with badly burnt bread once.

The person you’re replying to was specifically talking about a house rather than an apartment.

However, heat pump systems do exist in apartment buildings. The high rise I live in has them (the condensers are up on the roof) and I definitely prefer it to PTACs, but this type of setup seems to be rare in JC.

In Asia, lots of high rise apartments have heat pumps, but they typically just mount the condenser units on the facade of the building, which is not aesthetically pleasing but way cheaper to install than how we typically do it in this country.

Not Tony Baloneys. Unless you want expensive disappointment. Taco Bell doesn’t disappoint.

La Brujeria has got some great tacos & quesadillas, open 24/7

Anything?

Coach House or Banana King

Burger King. The one by the Holland Tunnel is 24/7

I live around the corner from their Varick Street location. Let’s just say I arrived early to pick up my order a few times and did not like what I saw in their kitchen during food handling. Ignorance is bliss I guess but I have no plans to return.

They are running a promo right now with 1-2 months free. That’s not much of a discount. I’m going to repeat what I said with a different poster, Jersey City luxury apartments are relatively cheap right now and it’s the winter. You might have to pay someone to take it over. Newport has apartments the same size for ~3k.

Nice food but definitely a little on the pricey side.

The only garbage here is your take

Approximately??

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Sydelle of Sydelle Interiors is great. She does a lot of work on super (like 1800s) old houses.

Thanks for responding. I had figured there had to be a few people out with this experience in the area, whether for themselves or someone they know, so I appreciate the info.

There is a Porta in Montclair where she lives and we ate there, they were very accommodating and knew her. So she goes often.

Her allergies are the usual - nuts, seafood, soy but also nightshades like tomatoes and eggplant (Porta subs ricotta for the tomatoes on the Margherita pizza and it works). I found out today sunflower seeds and chick peas and coconut are a no go zone as well. Are you in a similar situation?