{"id":36944,"date":"2026-09-29T19:48:21","date_gmt":"2026-09-29T19:48:21","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.diningandcooking.com\/us\/36944\/"},"modified":"2026-09-29T19:48:21","modified_gmt":"2026-09-29T19:48:21","slug":"45-new-businesses-coming-to-hoboken-jersey-city-in-fall-2026","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.diningandcooking.com\/us\/36944\/","title":{"rendered":"45+ New Businesses Coming to Hoboken + Jersey City in Fall 2026"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Hoboken and Jersey City are always changing, and lately, there has been no shortage of new businesses popping up around Hudson County. From quick-service lunch spots and coffee shops to fitness studios, wellness concepts, kids\u2019 spaces, dessert shops, and neighborhood bars, there are plenty of new places to keep on your radar. Some of these Hoboken and Jersey City businesses are already open, while others are still in the works, with openings expected later this year or beyond. Read on for a roundup of new businesses in Hoboken and Jersey City to know about right now.\n<\/p>\n

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New Businesses in Hoboken: Now Open\u00a0
\n\u0100TM\u0100 Yoga Collective | 500 Washington Street<\/p>\n

\u0100TM\u0100 Yoga Collective is a newly opened yoga studio that focuses on the core principles of meditation, breathwork, movement, and self-study. The studio offers 15 weekly classes and monthly offerings, which are led by a team of 10 teaching partners.\n<\/p>\n

Atomic Wings | 410 Washington Street<\/p>\n

Atomic Wings, a chicken wing brand with locations in several states, recently opened at 410 Washington Street. The brand is known for all-natural, antibiotic- and hormone-free chicken, plus a lineup of signature sauces, many of which are gluten-free.\n<\/p>\n

Baker Studio | 1450 Garden Street<\/p>\n

Baker Studio is a wellness studio with yoga, Pilates, meditation, and fitness classes. It is tied to Baker Health, an adult and pediatric primary care + wellness practice in New York and New Jersey.<\/p>\n

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\nBricks + Minifigs | 900 Monroe Street<\/p>\n

This LEGO resale store has over 150 locations nationwide, but this is the first in North Jersey. Visitors can visit to shop for collectibles, join LEGO\u00ae meetups, STEM camps, and more.\n<\/p>\n

D\u00e4n Bakery + Cafe | 500 Washington Street<\/p>\n

Originally based in Morristown, D\u00e4n Bakery + Cafe sells a mix of comfort food, baked goods, and everyday cafe bites. There are also hot meals and savory options, like the phyllo pastries filled with spinach and creamy feta.\n<\/p>\n

Food Allergy Institute | 79 Hudson Street, Suite 303<\/p>\n

This facility studies the treatment of severe food allergies and explores ways to eliminate life-threatening reactions to them. The Hoboken location is new and operates four days a week \u2014 between Monday and Thursday, or Tuesday and Friday, depending on the week.\n<\/p>\n

OddFellows | 53 1st Street<\/p>\n

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OddFellows is coming to 53 1st Street in Hoboken, adding a new sweet treat destination to the Mile Square. Known for creative ice cream flavors, the shop will bring another dessert option to the downtown scene. Read more about OddFellows here.\n<\/p>\n

Sober Shot | 1200 Washington Street<\/p>\n

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Sober Shot is originally a Jersey City cafe, and recently expanded to Hoboken. It is known for its sparkling espresso drinks, namely the titular \u201cSober Shot\u201d, which is made with double espresso, sparkling water, and a white top (whole milk, condensed milk, and heavy cream).\n<\/p>\n

Studio & Story | 629 Washington Street<\/p>\n

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Studio + Story is a women\u2019s lifestyle boutique, full of personalized gifts, apparel, home goods, locally inspired pieces, and even a dedicated area with a rotating selection of works from local artists.\n<\/p>\n

Sugared + Bronzed | 325 Washington Street<\/p>\n

Sugared + Bronzed is a beauty brand known for sugaring hair removal and sunless tanning, making it a one-stop spot for a vacation, wedding, event, or anytime glow.\n<\/p>\n

Uncorked Wine | 1450 Washington Street<\/p>\n

Uncorked Wine recently celebrated its grand opening on Saturday, September 12th, and is a destination for purchasing wine, beer, and spirits.\n<\/p>\n

Read More:\u00a0A Guide to Hoboken Yoga Studios\n<\/p>\n

New Businesses in Hoboken: Coming Soon
\nAlto | 38 Jackson Street<\/p>\n

Alto will be a multi-concept dining destination inside Southend Lofts spanning several cuisines, including Thai, modern Chinese, Hawaiian barbecue, Korean fried chicken, tacos, sushi, ramen, and sourdough pizza.\n<\/p>\n

Below SRO | 107 10th Street<\/p>\n

Earlier this year, the team behind Anthony David\u2019s in Hoboken opened SRO, a cocktail bar in Hoboken. Its next plan is to open a speakeasy called Below SRO \u2014 which is, yes, \u201cbelow SRO\u201d \u2014 and it will be a listening room and lounge with a dedicated vinyl setup and a DJ booth.\n<\/p>\n

City Fitness | 38 Jackson Street + 1000 Maxwell Street<\/p>\n

Philadelphia-based fitness facility City Fitness is bringing two locations to Hoboken in 2026. The gyms will be located at 38 Jackson Street and 1000 Maxwell Street, adding another workout option to the Mile Square. Read more about City Fitness here.\n<\/p>\n

Color Me Mine | 318 Washington Street<\/p>\n

Color Me Mine is expected to take over the former Francesca\u2019s space on 318 Washington Street, bringing walk-in sessions, workshops, and more DIY fun to the commercial corridor.\n<\/p>\n

CorePower Yoga | 1404 Willow Avenue<\/p>\n

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CorePower Yoga is one of the businesses coming to 1404 Willow Avenue, which includes three retail spaces. The national fitness studio is known for yoga classes, heated workouts, and its signature Yoga Sculpt class, which combines yoga flow with strength training and cardio. Read more about it here.\n<\/p>\n

Cuban Pete\u2019s | 518 Washington Street<\/p>\n

Cuban Pete\u2019s, a BYOB Cuban restaurant from Montclair, is moving into the former Charrito\u2019s space at 518 Washington Street. Work is still underway at the Hoboken storefront. Read more about Cuban Pete\u2019s here.\n<\/p>\n

Duo Donuts | 205 12th Street<\/p>\n

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Duo Donuts is in the works at 205 12th Street in Hoboken. Duo Donuts is expected to specialize in donuts + matcha, though the full menu and an exact opening date have not yet been announced. Read more about it here.\n<\/p>\n

Four Winds | 518 Washington Street<\/p>\n

Four Winds is a new trading card game (TCG) and board game shop with hundreds of board game options, events, and game nights. It is also BYOB + welcome to outside food.\n<\/p>\n

Greens, Goods, + Grill | 603 Washington Street<\/p>\n

Greens, Goods, + Grill, also known as G3, is coming to the former Giovanni\u2019s space at 603 Washington Street. The concept will combine a convenience store with a fresh kitchen, making it a quick stop for health-conscious locals with busy schedules.\u00a0\n<\/p>\n

Hoboken Apothecary | 210 Washington Street<\/p>\n

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Hoboken Apothecary is coming to 210 Washington Street. The concept comes from Apothecary Group, a company that operates specialty pharmacy locations across the country with a focus on treatment support and patient care. The Hoboken location will be the company\u2019s first New Jersey outpost. Read more about it here.\n<\/p>\n

HOTWORX | 61 Paterson Avenue<\/p>\n

HOTWORX is expected to open at 61 Paterson Avenue in downtown Hoboken. The workout concept features virtually instructed fitness classes inside heated infrared saunas, including 30-minute isometric sessions and 15-minute HIIT workouts. The brand focuses on combining exercise, heat, and infrared energy into one workout experience. Read more about it here.\n<\/p>\n

Joe + The Juice | 216 Washington Street<\/p>\n

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Joe + The Juice may be making its New Jersey debut in Hoboken. The global juice and coffee chain is looking to take over the former Cheap Maggie\u2019s space at 216 Washington Street, which would mark its first Garden State location. Read more about Joe + The Juice here.\n<\/p>\n

Lenwich | 95 Hudson Street<\/p>\n

Lenwich, a New York City-based restaurant known for breakfast and lunch, is opening a Hoboken location at 95 Hudson Street. Read more about Lenwich here.\n<\/p>\n

Nana\u2019s Dumpling + Dim Sum | 38 Jackson Street<\/p>\n

Nana\u2019s Dumpling + Dim Sum is coming to the new Southend Lofts building at 38 Jackson Street. The Colorado-based dumpling and dim sum shop will mark the company\u2019s first New Jersey location. Read more about Nana\u2019s here.\n<\/p>\n

NAYA | 230 Washington Street<\/p>\n

NAYA is a fast-casual Middle Eastern restaurant expected to occupy the former Bluemercury storefront at 230 Washington Street. NAYA already has several New Jersey locations (including an outpost in Jersey City), but this location would be Hoboken\u2019s first.\n<\/p>\n

One Medical | 251-257 14th Street<\/p>\n

One Medical will take over the ground-floor retail space in the Constantine building at 251-257 14th Street, which was formerly home to the Malibu Diner. Read more about One Medical here.\n<\/p>\n

Pilates Addiction | 921 Madison Street<\/p>\n

Pilates Addiction is expanding to Hoboken at 921 Madison Street. The fitness studio chain has several locations across the United States, including New Jersey studios in Wayne, Short Hills, and Montclair. The Hoboken studio is currently targeting a September 2026 opening. Read more about it here.\n<\/p>\n

Pura Vida | Address TBD<\/p>\n

Pura Vida, a Miami-based fast-casual chain known for salads, smoothies, sandwiches, and wellness-forward bites, is set to open its first New Jersey location in Hoboken in 2026. Read more about Pura Vida here.\n<\/p>\n

Starbucks | 1404 Willow Avenue<\/p>\n

A Starbucks location is also expected at 1404 Willow Avenue, which includes three retail spaces. More details about the new Hoboken coffee shop have not yet been announced. Read more about it here.\n<\/p>\n

SweatHouz | 1125 Maxwell Lane<\/p>\n

This wellness therapy chain already has studios in Edgewater, Short Hills, Garwood, Montvale, and Morristown, and is now set to bring one to Hoboken. SweatHouz specializes in infrared sauna, cold plunge, and red light therapy services.\n<\/p>\n

The Baked Bear | 730 Washington Street<\/p>\n

The Baked Bear is coming to 730 Washington Street in Hoboken. The San Diego-founded dessert shop is known for warm cookie ice cream sandwiches, brownie sandwiches, sundaes, scoops, and build-your-own creations. The Hoboken location is currently listed as \u201ccoming soon\u201d on the brand\u2019s website, though an official opening date has not yet been shared. Read more about it here.\n<\/p>\n

Under Pressure Coffee | 38 Jackson Street<\/p>\n

Under Pressure Coffee is coming to the Southend Lofts building at 38 Jackson Street. The New York City-based cafe serves breakfast and lunch staples like sandwiches and salads, along with pastries, smoothies, and coffee. Read more about Under Pressure Coffee here.\n<\/p>\n

New Businesses in Jersey City: Now Open\u00a0
\nBembe | 143 Newark Avenue<\/p>\n

Bembe took over part of the former Better Days space on the Newark Avenue Pedestrian Plaza. According to its website, it\u2019s a \u201cmodern steakhouse with Latin-Caribbean influence, confident seasoning, and a vibrant atmosphere designed for any occasion.\u201d\n<\/p>\n

Jane\u2019s Matcha | 93 Franklin Street<\/p>\n

Jane\u2019s Matcha opened its permanent home at 93 Franklin Street, with a tea room focused on the ritual and experience of tea. Its matcha beverages are hand-whisked to order using traditional tools and ceremonial-grade matcha sourced directly from Japan. There are also individual and shareable teapot sets featuring premium loose-leaf teas, including hojicha, genmaicha, and sencha.\n<\/p>\n

Kitty O\u2019Shea\u2019s | 49 Beacon Avenue<\/p>\n

Kitty O\u2019Shea\u2019s Irish Bar is the successor to Bobby Dee\u2019s, a former neighborhood bar in The Heights. Kitty O\u2019Shea\u2019s shows sports games every day and hosts live music on Friday + Saturday.\n<\/p>\n

PETALED | 6 Bleecker Street<\/p>\n

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PETALED is a new workout studio in The Heights, where clients can understand the value of fitness and connect with themselves through 1:1 training, springboard yoga, and Pilates classes.\n<\/p>\n

Steaks Shakes + Harmony | 143 Newark Avenue<\/p>\n

Steaks Shakes + Harmony is tucked in the back of the former Better Days space, joining the other Jersey City location at 126 Christopher Columbus Drive. The concept comes from Chef D. Harmon and centers around \u201creal deal cheesesteaks\u201d and milkshakes.\n<\/p>\n

Underscore Glasserie | 373 3rd Street<\/p>\n

Underscore Glasserie is a stained glass studio that features classes, a shop to buy small glass gifts, and serves as a place to meet others interested in the arts.\n<\/p>\n

New Businesses in Jersey City: Coming Soon\u00a0
\nBarchino | 502 Washington Boulevard<\/p>\n

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Barchino will be a pizza-focused restaurant on the Jersey City waterfront. It will be located next to its sister restaurant, Battello, at 502 Washington Boulevard, with a menu centered around inventive pizzas and a creative dining experience. Read more about Barchino here.\n<\/p>\n

Chelsea Piers | 130 Bay Street<\/p>\n

Chelsea Piers is expanding to Jersey City with a planned location at 130 Bay Street. The popular New York City sports facility will be located inside the Arts + Powerhouse Building in Downtown Jersey City and is expected to span 60,000 square feet with a rooftop pool, among other amenities. An opening date has not yet been announced. Read more about Chelsea Piers here.\n<\/p>\n

Dubu Hana | 8 Erie Street<\/p>\n

Dubu Hana is coming to 8 Erie Street from the team behind M\u00f6kbar, the Korean ramen concept founded by Chef Esther Choi. M\u00f6kbar currently has multiple New York City locations, along with an existing New Jersey outpost at Newark\u2019s Gateway Center. The restaurant\u2019s Instagram bio currently points to a fall 2026 opening, though additional details have not yet been shared. Read more about it here.\n<\/p>\n

Dutch\u2019s Sandwich Shop | 270 Grand Street<\/p>\n

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Dutch\u2019s Sandwich Shop first opened in Montclair in 2023 and later expanded to Hoboken in 2026. Now, the team is bringing a new concept to Downtown Jersey City called Dutch\u2019s Express, which is expected at 270 Grand Street. Read more about it here.\n<\/p>\n

Equinox | 20 Columbus Drive<\/p>\n

Plans for Equinox in Jersey City remain unclear. The gym was previously reported to be opening at the Harborside 4 complex at 20 Columbus Drive, but an opening date has not been announced. Read more about Equinox here.\n<\/p>\n

Hashi Market | 75 Park Lane South<\/p>\n

Hashi Market, a Japanese market based in New York City, is crossing the Hudson River with its first New Jersey location. The market will be located at 75 Park Lane South inside the Park + Shore development, where signage has already been spotted.\u00a0\n<\/p>\n

Hudson Golf | 130 Bay Street<\/p>\n

Hudson Golf is coming to 130 Bay Street in Jersey City. The golf concept will be located inside the Arts + Powerhouse Building in the Powerhouse Arts District.\u00a0 Read mre about it here.\n<\/p>\n

The Kati Roll Company | 924 Bergen Avenue<\/p>\n

The Kati Roll Company is making its way to 924 Bergen Avenue in Jersey City. The brand is known for kati rolls, a handheld street-food-style roll with chargrilled fillings wrapped in fresh-baked roti or paratha.\u00a0\n<\/p>\n

MENSHO Ramen | 505 Summit Avenue<\/p>\n

MENSHO Ramen is opening at 505 Summit Avenue in Journal Square this fall. The Japanese-founded ramen restaurant got its start in Tokyo and has been recognized by the Michelin Guide. The Jersey City location will bring another ramen option to the neighborhood later this year. Read more about it here.\n<\/p>\n

Vicoletto | 357 7th Street<\/p>\n

Vicoletto is coming to 357 7th Street in Jersey City. The new restaurant comes from the team behind Hoboken\u2019s Blue Eyes, expanding the brand\u2019s Hudson County footprint with a new Jersey City concept. Read more about Vicoletto here.\n<\/p>\n

See More:\u00a030 New Businesses Opening in Bergen County Fall 2026\n<\/p>\n

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