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March 2024 by blink182bfsftw
Good coffee but the music is played too loud in here for a café, had to leave :( More suited to a bar or club :)
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March 2024 by danielle acosta
I’ve been here a couple times, friendly staff. Masala chai, cardamom and ginger chai are all wonderful. I haven’t tried the food there yet. Nice calm
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March 2024 by Rohan Balani
Been to the New Brunswick and bothHoboken locations a few times to do work and have a quick sip/bite (Some of the best cold brew creations in HB imo). Amazing service/experience every time. One of the owners had me try one of their new gulab jamun based donut creations. Delicious!
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February 2024 by McKenna Hofmann
The best coffee around. It’s robust and delish. I order the sweet Carmel cold brew. It almost tastes chocolatey it’s so good. Great staff and environment to work from as well. Highly recommend!
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February 2024 by Sujani Kanesha
I had the Indian filter coffee and pistachio donut, and they were a perfect pick-me-up on a cold day. Similar to another review, I'd agree that having the option of sugar packets would be nice opposed to 3 racks of sweetener. The ambiance is great to work from, and the music playlist is fitting to the theme of the coffee shop.
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February 2024 by lavanya ravindran
Hidden Ground Coffee offers a delightful escape for coffee enthusiasts. The rich, smooth brews showcase their commitment to quality. The ambiance is relaxed, providing a perfect spot for quiet moments or casual meetings. Friendly staff and unique blends make Hidden Ground a hidden gem worth discovering.
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February 2024 by Stavropoulos Peter
FANTASTIC ESPRESSO. SUPER FRIENDLY
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January 2024 by Sakshi Pol
The masala chai is amazing.
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January 2024 by Emily Castro
Great service and the almond milk chai latte was delicious!
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December 2023 by Dan Sullivan
Really enjoyed this place. Food, service and coffee were all great!
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December 2023 by Alison C.
I finally managed to visit the Hidden Ground Coffee location near the Hoboken Train Station the other day. The shop was cute, spacious, and cozy. It also offered a width breadth of food and beverage items, all with an Indian flare. I ordered the Ginger Chai, which was a fiery hot blend of soothing spices. In fact, you could feel the granular spices in each mouthful of tea. Even with my addition of almond milk, the drink was served rather hot, which was nice on the cold afternoon. I did ask for them to leave out the added scoop of sugar they typically include and did not think the chai particularly needed it. In addition to accommodating that request, the staff was otherwise friendly. I was thrilled to find a new coffeeshop that was unique and noticeably different from the many others in town. I will definitely be back!
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December 2023 by Mariaté G.
small independent cafe with pretty good coffee. I ordered a simple Americano and had it with a bit of 1/2 & 1/2. Nicely decorated with an Indian flair. Great place to sit and rest and relax. 1/2 a block from Hoboken Path & NJ Transit terminal
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November 2023 by Om Vaghasiya
The chai was good but I wished if they had sugar packets for it instead of 0 cal sweetener, the Bombay sandwich we got was amazing. The taste was nice and the sauces were perfect. And the atmosphere around was amazing the place was nice and cozy it’s amazing to chill with friends. The good thing was we were able to play board games while eating so it was nice.
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November 2023 by Andy Flexon
High quality espresso, lovely croissant and
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November 2023 by Austin K.
This review is based on the donuts. I so wanted to like them, and since they were gulab jamun, it was pretty unique. The bases were all a bit cloying, and it was hard to take more than one bite. I preferred the rose the most, which surprisingly wasn't too floral or drenched in Rose syrup, while the pistachio was the worst with a chemical artificial taste to it. The Salted caramel and the apple crumble were just alright too.I got a masala chai as well which was good and flavorful (albeit with lots of sediment in the bottom), so I'd stick to the non-donut options here.
