The Grove Station

Jersey City, NJ · $$

Inebrious

Beverage Program Score

Editorial review: 2026-09-13

Editor: Micah Rousey

How we score

The editorial take

The Grove Station runs a cocktail program built on clear, low-cost formats rather than obscure bottles. $6 Martini Wednesdays anchor the week, while breakfast brings $20 pitchers of Mimosa, Bloody Mary, Sangria, and Screwdriver. A $25.95 breakfast platter includes two complimentary mimosas. The three-course menu lists an Ice Cream Martini as a dessert, a whimsical finish that sets the bar apart from standard restaurant drinking.

What should I order?: Order the Martini on a Wednesday, when it is $6. For breakfast, the $20 pitchers of Mimosa, Bloody Mary, Sangria, or Screwdriver suit a group, and the $25.95 breakfast platter includes two complimentary mimosas. Finish with the Ice Cream Martini from the three-course menu.
Who will enjoy this place?: Groups meeting for breakfast or brunch will find the $20 pitchers and complimentary mimosas with the $25.95 platter straightforward. Anyone who wants a low-cost Martini midweek has a clear reason to visit on Wednesday. The Ice Cream Martini dessert appeals to diners who want a sweet, whimsical close to a three-course meal.
When should I go?: Wednesday is the day for the $6 Martini. Breakfast is the setting for the $20 pitchers and the $25.95 platter with two complimentary mimosas. The Ice Cream Martini belongs to the three-course menu, so plan it as a dessert course rather than a separate stop.
What should I expect to spend?: A Martini is $6 on Wednesdays. Breakfast pitchers of Mimosa, Bloody Mary, Sangria, and Screwdriver are $20. The $25.95 breakfast platter includes two complimentary mimosas. The Ice Cream Martini appears on the three-course menu, whose price is not specified in the approved facts.
What makes the beverage program distinctive?: The combination of a $6 Martini Wednesday, $20 breakfast pitchers across four drinks, and an Ice Cream Martini listed as a dessert on the three-course menu gives The Grove Station a cocktail identity tied to specific days and meal formats rather than a generic bar list.

Beverage categories

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Cocktails

The cocktail list is defined by specific, low-cost formats: a $6 Martini on Wednesdays, $20 breakfast pitchers of Mimosa, Bloody Mary, Sangria, and Screwdriver, and an Ice Cream Martini offered as a dessert on the three-course menu. Two complimentary mimosas come with the $25.95 breakfast platter.

Menu strengths

— $6 Martini Wednesdays give the week a clear, low-cost cocktail anchor.
— Breakfast pitchers of Mimosa, Bloody Mary, Sangria, and Screwdriver are each $20.
— The $25.95 breakfast platter includes two complimentary mimosas.

Standout selections

— Martini — $6 on Wednesdays; no recipe or brand specified.
— Ice Cream Martini — described on the three-course menu as a whimsical dessert-style martini.
— Mimosa — $20 breakfast pitcher.; Bloody Mary — $20 breakfast pitcher.
— Sangria — $20 breakfast pitcher.; Screwdriver — $20 breakfast pitcher.

Pricing: $6 Martini Wednesdays; $20 breakfast pitchers of Mimosa, Bloody Mary, Sangria, and Screwdriver; $25.95 breakfast platter includes two complimentary mimosas; Ice Cream Martini on the three-course menu.

How it sits with the food

The Ice Cream Martini is described on the three-course menu as a dessert-style martini, positioning it as the sweet finish to that meal. The $25.95 breakfast platter includes two complimentary mimosas, tying the cocktail program directly to the breakfast offering.

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