171 Broad Street
Perth Amboy, NJ 08861
Middlesex County
Phone: (732) 442-6695
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by Adam D. on I went here on a wednesday night some years back. I remember the bartender drooling over my pretty lady friend. He was nice enough to give us (me by association) some free shots throughout the night. It was the best of times, it was the greatest of times... until I had to work the next morning that is. Flash forward to the following saturday. For some reason myself and my crew are back at this same bar. Coincidentally the same bartender is there, but he's not working. This time he's at Jakes to party. Eventually he tells us about this private party area downstairs. Things start getting a little hazy from here. Dancing, karaoke, open bar, more dancing, bad shots, slight black out and then we decide to drag ourselves home. We come upstairs and everyone is gone, bar stools are stacked and it's 7am. Holy adventure.
by Hazel A. on Not one of my favorite clubs. I enjoyed the music, but I mostly hung out in the "hip-hop" room with my besties because they don't like house music, or trance type stuff. Little did they know I enjoy it, so I just stuck it out with them. The hip-hop room is more of a smoking room btw. Nice seating area though. Very comfortable couches. The bartender was cute, and gave us his version of a Tokyo Tea (it was red since it's 'ruby' skye..clever i know) Me and the besties started to feel it after the first but still proceeded to have a second tokyo tea. we had a pretty good buzz going till the end of the night. overall, I liked the structure itself (being the architecture nerd i am). I liked the idea of gutting out an old theater and converting it into a nightclub. It was a little small for my liking, but overall good. OH yeah, clarisse c. had touched this random guy's butt so that when he turned around to see who did it, he saw me, then proceeded to grind against me for a good 15minutes...he was wayy too tall. another guy proceeded to grind up on me, but i was not feelin it...at all....i actually danced away from him. he was gross.
by Justin Meierotto on I haven't been that far uptown in a while and was thinking, ughhh it's such a schlep before I went. It was a little bit of a hike but as I always say when I'm on a train ride that's relatively long (like the few times I go to BK or Hoboken), I get so caught up in my conversation with whoever I'm talking to or in my music that it goes by fast. Anyways, went to Smoke to see Joe Locke ( http://www.joelocke.com, check him out, he's INCREDIBLE) My friend and I sat at the bar and ordered a bottle of wine because otherwise it was a bit pricey for her low paying job and my non existent paying job. It's a dimly lit room with many small tables all connected as well as a bar with stools. The waiter was young and really nice. When he brought our bottle over to us, my friend immediately said "is that a twist off?" he said yes and laughed. The owner said that most Sauvignon Blancs are now twist offs. But that sound is just so fun, even if you have a hard time opening bottles (cough, me). The sound in the room was fantastic because it was so intimate and so cozy. I'm not a jazz fan, not that I don't like it, I just don't spend time with it but wow, Joe is so fantastic and we just had such a good time there. I highly recommend it especially if you're a jazz fan. We had already eaten but the food looked/smelled delicious!
