Cuban sandwich is the staff is friendly and attentive. Ricky is the best. He makes you feel very…read morewelcomed. I love the fact that he greets you with such warmth

I ate here for the first time last week. I had the Funk'n Chicken, but an staying away from bread…read more Ricky (owner) suggested serving it as a bowl, and it was very good. I was even impressed with the quality of the plastic warehouse and napking. Highly recommend.

Brought my family here for some Polish-American food. They bill themselves as Polish-Italian…read morefusionbut it's more diverse than that. There are burgers, tacos, and enough vegan options to please my family. Mom loves to eat, so we ordered way too much and had leftovers for days. The space looks like it gets lively on weekends. There's a jukebox (Mom danced). It's your typical NJ bar and grill, but they've spent time making it look nice. The backyard looks like a fun hang. We bought a bottle of wine made for them by a local winery. It was inexpensive and tasted pretty good. I'd buy it again.

Had dinner reservations for 7:15 with a friend on a Friday night. Good thing we did because the…read moredining area and bar was packed. Live music set a fun vibe and a large group for a bday added to the party atmosphere. We had the option of sitting right by the singer/guitarist or by the door. We were actually fine sitting by the performer but the waitress offered to show us the "speakeasy" and we decided to stay seated there. It was a quick walk out the back door where there was a fire pit and an outdoor bar area then back into the building and up the steps where there were 2 small rooms with seating, a bathroom, and a dim, small bar with stools and a separate booth. We decided to have a seat at the booth by the window. Drinks were limited in the speakeasy but the bartender did her best to make comparable drinks to what was available at the bars downstairs. The drinks we did order were made very well. Wings for appetizers were delicious. Nice sized wings with our choice of Korean bbq sauce. Since it is a Polish restaurant, I felt like I had to try the Polish classic ... Kielbasa w/pierogi, served w/slaw & sauerkraut, mustard, horseradish & sautéed onion. Dish was flavorful and filling. For dessert, we had to get the funnel cake fruit pierogi - served with ice cream. Yummmy! Service was also great, despite how busy it was. The rest of the menu had other types of food (not just Polish) and it all sounded great. I also love places like this that have monthly specials. The drink menu also had a lot of unique and delicious sounding options. I'd definitely come back and the brunch menu looks intriguing. I'll probably give this place a 5 star review when I try more things on the menu.

Been going here since a kid in the 80's.. same good food and memories A++.. some of the best club…read moresandwiches.. can't go wrong with tuna salad sandwich or BLT.. burgers, cheesesteaks all pretty good

Skip the corporate blood sucking establishments like Wawa! This is the place to go! The food was…read moreperfectly cooked by Carmen and served with a beautiful smile by Rose. An all-around great breakfast experience... These are the places to bring our children and grandchildren. A unique experience they'll remember. Thank you Carmen & Rose!

Great place to hit on a warm sunny day. The view is perfect, they had a good band playing and a few…read moreoutside bars while waiting for our table. The waitstaff were very friendly and they were hustling because it was a busy day. The bucket drinks are fun and tasty

This place was awesome…read more Went here to see Jaws in the water. Unfortunately that go messed up due to wind but I'm excited to go here again some day. Food is awesome. I got the sushi. They have one guy that stands there and makes it all night long. It comes to you on a place plate with a dollop of wasabi and sliced ginger. You can get buckets of slushy to drink. Lots of parking. Place is huge. Cool seating around fire pits. There is just so much there. Patrons and staff are super talkative and nice. Jersey devil everywhere.

Guys... The breakfast pizza is to die for; a real local "IYKYK" moment. It's also not really a…read moreHammontonian joint; it's technically located in Nesco, off in the middle of nowhere amongst blueberry fields and beautiful land. I recommend the bacon and egg, or a custom cheesesteak and egg pizza. It'll set you back somewhere between $24 and $30 (it's worth every penny either way), with two slices being filling enough for one person's breakfast. Each one holds 12 slices, which may seem slender and "not enough," but it's a large pie and I've always had either enough to feed four people or plenty of leftovers. Not in a mood for pizza? No problem. They've got plenty of sandwiches, salads, and other offerings. All of them, delicious. I always leave with a pizza, a sandwich, and four fresh-made powdered donuts. Best family-loved hidden gem ever!

New owners, better food, very clean. The employees are all very nice and helpful. Home baked goods…read moreare a nice addition. Of course the breakfast pizza is still available and made to order. Grab n go breakfast sandwiches get you in and out quickly

Well it was Thanksgiving I pick up my dinner at the diner counter…read more.. I handed the brunette mid age register lady a five and I told her thank you for working today. She did not say thank you and did she did not say welcome. She just took the five and put it on the back counter. I really wanted to tell her give me my five back. But anyways.. The stuffing was great.

I love a good diner and this is a nice place. Feels like an old-timey 50s diner with a lot of…read morechrome. My son got the Washington Apple drink and thought it was to sweet. My wife tried the Dirty Shirley and liked it. I ordered a Bud Light and got it eventually. I think our server is new, but a really nice guy. I don't mind little screwups if the servers nice and friendly. My son enjoyed his Australian burger and my wife's Beef Gyro was top notch. And they have good fries. I got the open face meatloaf with brown gravy. I didn't like it much and didn't finish it. It happens, you try something new and it's a fail. Now this is important. I didn't complain about the meal or ask for a discount. Our service saw I didn't finish the meatloaf . I told him it was all good, it happens. He took it to his boss and they took 10% off the bill. The people who work at this diner have to be some of the nicest people we have ever met.

The girls who work here are always happy and welcoming, the coffee is amazing, and the vibes are…read morealways immaculate

Quaint little coffee shop in Hammonton. Cappuccino was one of the better ones I've had. Lots of…read morefoam, so I was happy haha. The lemon poppyseed muffin was delicious! Wonderful place to sit and relax outside and read the paper

My last review of this place was excellent, unfortunately, I cannot say the same of today's. I…read moreordered two boiled eggs, scrapple, potatoes, and toast. Oh, and the reason why we came, one pumpkin, pancake! So Abby took my order, then came back and said that the chef could not make boiled eggs. Odd, I never had problem with ordering boiled eggs and the menu stated "2 eggs my choice" my way! Ok, change that to over hard and keep the yolk in tact....I received runny soft, ugh! So 5 mins later, I get hard with yolk throughout. Would have been quicker just to boil my eggs, ya think? Hubby's meal was okay but his grits were not hot, and as we both waited for our toast (10 mins), our food was indeed getting colder. Clearly was not our day!!! It'll be a while before we return. And did I mention, they weren't busy.

Cups are always dirty and they're angry to have customers, no matter what time you arrive. Very…read morestrange.

Hammerbacher Bakery is easily one of my favorite spots whenever I'm anywhere near the area. While…read moreGermans may not have the global reputation for baking or cooking that some other cultures do, such as Italy or France, this place completely flips that assumption on its ear. The quality, flavor, and consistency of everything they make are outstanding. Every time I stop in, the baked goods speak for themselves. You can tell a lot of care and skill goes into what they produce, and it shows in both the taste and the loyal following they've built. The only "downside," if you can even call it that, is that there's never a lull in the action. This place is always busy. If you show up an hour before they're set to open, chances are there's already a hearty group of customers standing outside waiting for the doors to unlock. That kind of crowd tells you everything you need to know. If you're in the area and enjoy great baked goods, Hammerbacher Bakery is absolutely worth the stop. Just be ready to share the line with plenty of other people who clearly feel the same way.

The best bakery! They are open 2 days a week, and sometimes they close for the week so you have to…read morewatch their Facebook for announcements. They usually have 3-4 bread options with pizza focaccia and some side dishes like mac and cheese or knish; cookie options; croissants, pies, muffins.

Great Cheesesteak. Good roll seeded or not. With the cheesesteak you get fries and they're good.read more

Great cheesesteaks..with fries & soda 13.00....best in town...so much meat...same shopping center…read moreas Goodwill