Description

Oddfellows Rest, named for one of New Orleans’ famous cemeteries, has been a favorite destination for fun-loving Hobokenites and food critics alike since opening its doors 12 years ago. With jambalayas, etouffees, po’ boys, gumbos, and blackened catfish, patrons enjoy a Cajun feast that earns a stamp of approval from every transplanted Louisiana native.

This location presents a different spin on New Orleans’ infamous flair. We have a separate, non-smoking restaurant, from which diners can make their way into our spacious bar. The bar features an 8 ft screen TV, 42” plasma TVs, a dartboard, and 2 pool tables. In spring, summer, and fall, our outdoor courtyard in back is open.