Hamilton Park has remained the centerpiece of the Hamilton Park Historic District in downtown Jersey City from

the time of its inception in 1851. Tree-lined streets with rows of Victorian brownstone homes border the 5.4-acre residential square, giving the area its picturesque streetscape. It was John B. Coles, a Federalist from New York, who initiated the plan for a public park in Jersey City to be named for Alexander Hamilton in 1800.

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Amid modest décor of reclaimed wood and original brick, their seasonal dishes make use of fresh ingredients to maximize comfort and  ease. Whether it’s for brunch, dinner or a cocktail, Hamilton Inn offers a cozy reprieve to the frenetic buzz of city living. A place designed to socialize, savor and share.

A note from the owners: “The Hamilton Inn has given us the opportunity to give back to the city we love so much. We've created this place for you. Enjoy the menu on your own terms, eat simple, eat sustainable, eat good food with no strings attached.”