HOBOKEN, NJ —
August 27, 2026 |
By DailyHudson Staff
The tiny coffee shop near the Hoboken PATH station is asking for local support during ongoing construction.
Joboken Cafe, a small coffee spot at 23 Hudson Place next to the Hoboken PATH station, says ongoing construction near the terminal is disrupting pedestrian traffic and affecting business. The cafe took to Instagram to share the challenges and call on the community for support.
For commuters and locals who rely on a quick coffee stop before or after their train ride, this disruption affects a convenient routine. The cafe’s situation highlights the ongoing strain on small businesses during infrastructure projects in the area.
Joboken Cafe, located at 23 Hudson Place and steps from the Hoboken PATH station, offers coffee, baked goods, juices, yogurt, and biscotti, with outdoor seating and a walk-up window.
Construction near the Hoboken Terminal has changed pedestrian routes, making it harder for customers to reach the cafe during their usual morning or afternoon stops.
“The ongoing construction has impacted the steady stream of commuters and locals who normally stop by throughout the day,” Joboken Cafe stated in its Instagram post.
Impact: Local supporters, including creator Ollie McTeer and members of The Hoboken Girl team, have shared the cafe’s message and visited for coffee, showing community backing.
What Happens Next: Joboken Cafe remains open Monday through Saturday from 6AM to 5PM and Sunday from 8AM to 4PM, and encourages customers to stop by while the construction continues.
The cafe hopes the community’s support will help it weather the construction disruption until pedestrian flow returns to normal.
Source: Hoboken Girl
