We don’t mean to be a downer this holiday season, but the recent announcement that Losurdo’s Italian Deli & Bread Bakery, a beloved family-owned business in Hoboken since 1975, will be closing on Dec. 8, proves a point business leaders have been making for years: You have to support small business if you want Main Street stores to survive.
We know there are plenty of stores in your town. In anticipation of Small Business Saturday – and in recognition of Losurdo’s, we offer a few places to shop in Hoboken.
· Leo’s Grandevous: A Hoboken institution since 1939, Leo’s Grandevous is famous for its Italian-American cuisine and welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere. Known especially for their spaghetti and meatballs, it’s a favorite among locals.
· Piccolo’s Famous Cheesesteak: For 65 years, Piccolo’s has been serving up delicious cheesesteaks, earning its place as a Hoboken classic. Known for its generous portions and authentic flavors, it’s a must-visit for any cheesesteak lover.
· Fiore’s House of Quality: Renowned for its fresh mozzarella since 1913, Fiore’s is a Hoboken legend. This Italian deli brings a taste of Old-World quality with each handmade cheese and classic Italian specialty.
· The Brass Rail: Offering a contemporary twist on American cuisine, The Brass Rail has been a Hoboken favorite for years. With its charming ambiance and classic menu, it’s a popular spot for both dining and special occasions.
· M & P Biancamano: Known for their sandwiches made with freshly baked bread and premium Italian meats, M & P Biancamano has a legacy of quality and service that has made it a favorite in Hoboken for decades.
· Albini Pharmacy: Serving Hoboken for over 75 years, Albini Pharmacy offers personalized pharmacy services and a range of health and wellness products, ensuring the community has reliable, accessible care close to home.
· Muller Insurance: Established in 1906, Muller Insurance is a trusted name for Hoboken’s insurance needs, offering a wide variety of services for residents and businesses. Their longevity and commitment to service make them a staple in the community.
