A breakfast gem! Delicious,, scratch cooked, healthy food. Friendly service. Highly recommend.read more

Easy to access and the staff are absolutely gracious and friendly. Street or small lot parking…read more Easy access in (walkers/strollers). Menu is hearty and jam-packed with TONS of options. Desserts are showcased and the flan is next level. Dining room is large but not overly loud- booths and tables. What about the big red chair?

Came here on a Thursday night. I haven't been here for years, since I was high school…read more The place was busy but was able to be seated once I met with the host. Their menu is pretty big. I ended up getting The Rosalita ($17.95), a grilled chicken panini which consists of mozzarella cheese, lettuce, tomato and a side of fries. This was a solid panini and the grilled chicken had a nice Smokey taste. Also got a side of honey mustard ($0.50) which was good. I had a good experience here and the food was good. I would highly recommend Oakland Diner. * Service is good and quick * Parking on premise * Interesting decor and lots of TVs

Good ambiance. Decent enough wait staff. Amazing chicken fingers. However it's not your normal…read morediner. The Mexican chefs in the back know what they are doing. You can order more than the go to's at a diner. Ie who the heck gets fish at a diner. But here it could be good. Never had anything g bad.

Nice polite place. Typical diner. Staff were warm and friendly. Tables were clean and food came out…read morefast. Exactly what you expect and hope from a diner.

THE FOOD ----------------…read more+ Italian Omelette - Good portion omelette and well-cooked with portobello mushrooms, sausage, peppers and onions spread throughout. Some home fries were on the burnt side though, which made half of the home fries enjoyable and the other half not so much. + Italian Spaghetti with Meat Sauce - Relatively simple dish shared by our kids, but there was lots of tasty meat sauce on top and all around on the spaghetti. = Crab Cake Benedict - Was OK. Had good flavor, but one egg was runny and one was not. Typically, I would pop the eggs for the yolk to run out on the home fries, but one egg was well done. Like the Italian Omelette, some of the home fries were on the burnt side, so had to navigate through the good and not so good pieces. THE SERVICE ------------------- + Were greeted at the entrance by a nice gentlemen who took down our name and informed us of the wait. = Waiter was friendly, but we didn't see him much for most of our meal, other than when the food came and when he handed us the bill. He never checked in on us during our meal. + Food came out very fast, which is typically the case for diners. THE SURROUNDINGS ------------------------------- + Typical diner layout with lots of booths and tables inside. = Decor inside was nothing astonishing, but it was decent for a diner and, like I said earlier, typical. = Tight private parking lot in the back. It's one way traffic, so it can get tricky if crowded, which was the case on the Sunday we were here. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = Even though it was very busy on a random August Sunday morning, it was only a 10 minute wait at 11:45, so it wasn't bad at all.

Stopped in for late lunch. Place wasn't busy. Classic nj diner. Smallish menu. I ordered "black…read moreangus burger " build your own. Guacamole fries egg waited onions American cheeses on brioche bun. Server asked me what temp. I told med well. Burger came extra well done. If it were cooked right would have been delish. Soup sucked ass. Cup of ChK noodle. Salty as a mofo. If I go back and things get better I'll do an update. Btw. I wanted rice pudding. But the guy that makes everything passed. So no rice pudding. So sad.

The Majestic is a solid diner stop off Route 17. The decor is fairly typical: booths, a glass case…read moreof desserts, tables and chairs in hideous yet oddly comforting colors. Our server Francisco was not a talkative man, but he got the job done. We got chicken fingers for the kids immediately upon sitting down, and Francisco had them out quite quickly, which we appreciated. They also arrived on a bed of lettuce, for aesthetics. My wife and I also shared a buffalo chicken wrap, and a caesar salad with grilled chicken added. The former was not great, as it was more tomato than chicken, and desperately in need of some bleu cheese dressing. I would've taken ranch even. The salad however, hit the spot, and the massive amount of actually well seasoned and cooked grilled chicken was much appreciated. Just so you know, pay at the cash register by the door. Francisco never came back for my credit card.

Great spot for breakfast! I ordered the two eggs with bacon and hash browns, and everything came…read moreout quickly. I was pleasantly surprised by the generous portion size, and the food was hot, fresh, and satisfying. Definitely a great place to stop for a delicious breakfast! Parking lot is behind the building and very accessible.

An all American diner for sure. The place is big, well decorated and clean. The food was well…read moreportioned and great price. It's in a very convenient place too if you're in the area. I was with my service pup so I sat outside but the staff was welcoming me to come in which I found very nice. I appreciated how nice everyone was mostly because it made my food more enjoyable. The juice was GREAT. Thank you again for your wonderful attitudes!

Not enough words can describe the amazing food here…read more I didn't know what to expect when stumbling into Country MKT diner, and you shouldn't too. Take those expectations and throw them out the window, and open your taste buds and mind to new flavors to homemade dishes that will blow you away. I heavily recommend the mozzarella sticks which are more like bricks of cheese dipped in seasoned coatings that will make other mozzarella sticks think of a new name when these melt in your mouth and pull apart perfectly. The homerun of a sandwich is the Bun Jovi which is a honey Sriracha chicken schnitzel slathered with swiss cheese, pickles, pastrami, and coleslaw. And this dream of a sandwich delivers. The blue seating booths make the diner fun , with high backs they provide comfort and some privacy to your conversations. The staff is beyond freindly and each make sure you are having the best dining experience. To many positives about Country MKT Dinner to name, but each will create a core memory.

5/5 - service 4/5 - Egg Benedict…read more 2/5 - waffle (dense and hard) 2/5- Interior is nice but for the entire place smell like bleach. I had a hard time enjoying my food honestly. We were seated right away. Great staff. Very attentive. The food took sometime to come out but the egg Benedict was good, worth to wait a little. The place is spacious. Many booths. Street parking in the front.

Great food, great service, great price!…read more If you're looking for crappy diner food you will be disappointed. I got a strawberry banana and yogurt soothie, which you could tell was made fresh. We ordered a chicken sandwhich, french dip and kids french toast sticks. All were delicious but the french dip was the crowd favorite. Also, Every staff member we interacted with was very kind! And for 3 people to get full meals with left overs (and a smoothie) was only $50! Its definitely worth looping around route 17

Service was excellent at the State Line Diner. We arrived late for lunch service but there were…read morestill plenty of customers making their way in. Our food arrived quickly and at a great temperature. We ordered a shrimp wrap, a BLT turkey wrap, and the Greek Giro. The wraps each were healthy portions, but would benefit from additional spice or seasoning. We requested hot sauce to help add a bit more pizzazz. The fries that came along with the sandwiches were delicious, the side pickle was crunchy, but the coleslaw could've used a little salt. We'll definitely stop back in for breakfast or dinner to try other options.

This place is absolutely amazing. The food is absolutely incredible. The place was packed and the…read moreemployees were working hard. Will come back soon

A must visit, but be ready. This is a true vintage diner car. You have to sit in a tight booth or…read moreat the counter. This is awesome for the ambience but not if you are larger person (I am not but my companion was.) also they only take cash. Now -- that said, step back into an earlier time when you come in here. It's one of the oldest diners in the country -- maybe the oldest? -- and you'll truly feel like you're in a movie. I recommend a weekday morning since it's a touristy thing! I had eggs over easy and sausage. Delicious and timeless. Fun!

Always good food, one of the only dinners my very picky wife and daughter love!…read more I recommend it!

D and I were here tonight for a dinner after a long day's work. She at her job and I spent the day…read moredeep cleaning the cage of our yellow sided green cheek conure. We arrived a little after 9pm. The service of the young server was perfect. He was prompt, polite and attentive to our needs. The food was as good as you can get at a highway diner. We got what we expected and enjoyed it. Desert, however, is another story. D is allergic to anything that contains caffeine. That means no coffee, tea, certain pain medications and NO CHOCOLATE. She asked me to go to the display counter and see what kind of cheesecake there was. There were many different kinds: mango, orange, caramel, banana and more. Unfortunately, this diner's idea of garnishing a desert is with a creme topping loaded with CHOCOLATE STICKS, CHIPS, AND COOKIES! (see attached photo) EVEN THE DESERT LABLED VANILLA CAKE WAS FESTOONED WITH CHOCOLATE HOO-HAH! When I mentioned this to the management, I was told, "Well, we have rice pudding and baklava." No matter how I worded it, he just couldn't seem to comprehend that a good 90+% of his deserts had chocolate which was discriminatory against people who are allergic to chocolate. I even tried to put it in another reality for him. I asked if their baker made anything with peanut or peanut butter. He replied in the affirmative. I asked if they had a special preparation area so that there were safe deserts for a child with a peanut allergy. He didn't seem to understand the premise. So, if you, or your child have ANY food allergies, I strongly suggest that you avoid the Suburban Diner at all costs. We will be doing so in the future.