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    Jim’s Lunch

    4.0 (103 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    JIM’S LUNCH ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Divey
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids

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    We reached out. This is the terrible unresponsive response we got.
    Lisa B.

    This is on the NJ.com 35 Old School Restaurants to go to. We drove 2 1/2 hours from North Jersey just to eat here as we move through the list. So we looked on Yelp and it doesn't say it's closed down. Looked on Facebook their page. Doesn't say it's closed. Google says it's open today. We went. It's closed. Called the number - disconnected. If this place is out of business it would be nice if they posted that on Facebook. Or their website. Or somewhere. But it's pretty crappy for people like us to drive all the way down here and find it closed with no explanation or notice anywhere.

    3 cheeseburgs with everything
    Gregg L.

    If you know, you know. Been coming here since I was a little kid for my favorite hamburgers, onion rings and bread pudding on earth. Please never change or go anywhere Jim's -- you are a staple!

    Double Cheeseburger with the works; Fries with sauce
    Jordan P.

    First trip to Jim's and will not be my last! Ordered a double cheeseburger with the works and fries; sauce on the side. Proceeded to order another double and it was so good I ordered a third! Place is immaculately clean inside and epitomizes South Jersey. Honest, hardworking people and tremendous food. Can't wait to go back. Thanks Nikki!

    Cheeseburger with everything
    Jason C.

    Went here on a quick lunch stop. It was packed as always and for good reason. You can't beat the food and prices. I ordered the cheese burger with everything (onions, mustard and sauce) and cheese fries. My co worker ordered a cheeseburger, hotdog and onion rings. As always, it tasted great. Would love to tell you how other things taste there but I can't go there and not order the cheeseburger! I will go here many more times over the years if I am lucky!

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    Doug D.

    Words like "awesome, unbelievable, great," don't really do Jim's Lunch justice because it's a very modest, down-to-earth establishment. However, Jim's Lunch has such a long history and deep roots in the community, you definitely feel warm and fuzzy when you go there. It reminded both of us of Attman's Deli in Baltimore, to give you a comparison. We heard about Jim's Lunch in the Press of Atlantic City. We had read that they were closed for a bit because the building next door was being torn down. Turns out that they were able to reopen the luncheonette for the residents of Millville to enjoy further. Visiting the place, you almost feel as if you are in a small town in Missouri or Kansas. The experience is almost like a vacation, setting you back in time and space.

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    Joy L.

    Jim's Lunch is a Millville Institution. I REALLY only wanna give it two stars, but I'm afraid I might be run out of town on a rail by the locals if I don't find something positive to say about Jim's. A lot of people around here really love this place. They do a brisk enough business that they close for 4 months every summer for vacation! They are famous for their small hamburgers which they serve with this (weird) chili sauce in a brown bag. They also have their daily specials, like meatloaf or liver and onions (gack!). The thing is, their specials aren't cheap! They run between 8 and 11 dollars, which I don't think is appropriate given the lack of ambiance. To me, Jim's is a under $10 kinda place, for food, drink, tax and tip. I just can't see dumping $15 dollars in what is essentially a dump. This place is totally frozen in time, but in a way I don't appreciate. It's hot, greasy, cramped and badly in need of updating. But it is timeless in a way that some people, especially older men, find charming. It's always jammed with people and there is literally NO PLACE to wait... you just stand by the front door and get glared at by every diner or server whose path you obstruct. At dinner time, especially the first week they reopen, it's common the see the line snaking out onto the sidewalk. I really don't get what I'm missing! I'm a veggie lover- were it not for my love of pork and pork byproducts, I'd probably be a vegetarian again, so that probably accounts for part of my bias. I am not a meat lover at all and Jim's is a greasy meat and fries kinda joint. You can watch the head fry cook do his thing in the big window that overlooks Main Street, so that's kinda cool. They've been in business since 1923, so obviously they're doing something right. If someone else can review this place and explain what I'm missing, I'd be much obliged. Cash only.

    Double with everything

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    12 years ago

    Best food in south jersey . Stop in once that's all it will take , and you will keep coming back for more . Out of this world

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    10 years ago

    Just get three burgers the way the place makes them. Awesome.

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    12 years ago

    Best place to eat hands down. The special sauce is amazing. And they just opened up you know where ill be.

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    14 years ago

    Nothing to brag about. The locals love it,...spend a few bucks more and get a decent burget at Longhorn.

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    10 years ago

    Well established, family owned, loved restaurant. This place knows how to make people happy.

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    10 years ago

    Great service, delicious food and good prices. I like the home town feel of the restaurant. The best Turkey dinner on Friday night.

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