Cute little lunchenette feel diner on the main street in the village of Suffern. We were arrived…read moreat a weird time the day after Christmas & in a snow storm, we were the only ones in the place. Food was good, nothing special, service was very attentive.

Stopped by and enjoyed the food here with my partner…read more The food was good although it was not exactly in line with what I anticipated based on the menu. For example: they have a fairly extensive "Mexican" menu with Juevos Rancheros on it, but they don't make ranchero salsa and basically only have Pace style Picante. For this south Texan the salsa/picante/no real Juevos rancheros was a bummer, BUT the salsa they did have tasted great and the service was wonderful. *note: I am a Spanish speaker so occasionally my experience will be different than non Spanish speakers.

Went shopping in Clifton and stopped in for a late lunch. Our server was so attentive and…read moreanticipated extra drinks, containers and whatever we needed before asking. I angled towards the crab cake sandwich on a brioche bun w/ tartar sauce. It came with crunch my sweet potato fries. So yummy! My friend got the blue cheese burger w/ bacon and traditional fries. Cooked just the way she asked for and delicious. The desserts looked fabulous, but alas we were too full to partake this time. They also have a full bar and can make all sorts of cocktails. A classic diner for a classic meal.

So Sad ownership change, food was very disappointing and noticeable price increase…read more Very slow service at 3 pm almost empty restaurant, several things came out wrong, not as ordered after 30 years I'm done, too many other options much better and better value When I complained to manager he just shrugged his shoulders and did not reply!

Whenever I'm in New Jersey, I always try and stop at a diner for breakfast, lunch or a late nite…read morebite. Since the pandemic, many diners are no longer 24 hours. I of course used Yelp to find a good diner on my drive from New Brunswick to Atlantic City. I found Broad Street located in Keyport not far from the Garden State Parkway. It's your "classic" diner which has that 1950's vibe with the exterior and interior decor. Elvis paraphernalia is featured here. They had a busy lunch crowd. I sat at the counter and ordered a McCaffrey Wrap which comes with grilled chicken, bacon, cheddar jack cheese, lettuce, tomato and honey mustard. It was really good. The side of sweet potato fries were crispy and seasoned just right. The staff were courteous and the service quick. There is a small parking lot that can accommodate about five cars. There was plenty of on street parking. The downtown area was nice and you can take a nice walk after dining here to the waterfront.

In my opinion, this is the best diner in New Jersey, hands-down…read more Everything I've ever had here has been delicious and satiating. I love the pancakes and eggs, especially love the biscuits and gravy. The cheesesteak is great so are the burgers... I can go on and on. And it's not only the food. The atmosphere is great and the people who work there are just amazing so friendly so helpful so accommodating I grew up in diners and this is one of my favorite places to spend time.

I've come here many times and they never disappoint The…read morespecials menu changes often and they come with a starter soup, I've gotten the Matzo Ball soup, split pea and this time I got the Clam Chowder. I absolutely loved the teriyaki Salmon salad last time and switched it up for the Ahi Tuna Sandwich this time. Portions are decent and after the soup you will be full. The ambiance of the place is definitely the best part. You get an Alice in Wonderland kind of vibe. It can get busy during lunch hours but if are able to get window seatings you'll get a view of the New York skyline (if the city pollution allows) The only negative is they're drinks are more on the pricier side that. I get the alcoholic ones but I'm referring to soda, coffee, etc

First time here and I love the decor! The outside and it are pretty unique. To start, I ordered the…read moreNutella cold brew which was a bit too sweet for my preference but it was tasty. To eat, I ordered the Greek omelet with a side of avocado and it was yummy! Not too heavy or light just the right amount of flavor and texture. Hash browns were partly crispy which I loved. I wasn't too fond for the multigrain bread but I'm a bread snob who makes their own sourdough so that may be why . We ended our visit with a slice of cherry pie with ice cream and loved how light and not too sweet it was! Service was great, attentive, friendly and pleasant. Would come again!

My favorite diner in NJ. Used to come here before the renovation and now the food is just as good -…read moreif not better! Place is super trendy inside and great service. Plates are HUGE so come hungry. I've never gotten anything i didn't like - from breakfast to sandwiches to dinner. This most recent time i tried the spicy rigatoni with shrimp. The shrimp was perfectly grilled and the pasta was amazing. Might've been one of the best pasta sauces I've had in a while (i know, i was shocked too!). Perfectly al dente pasta with a hint of Calabrian chili and some delicious vodka sauce. Don't sleep on Tops!

This place is a great diner that has unique twists on classic diner food…read more They have an expansive menu that caters to everyone's tastes and you will not run out of things to get. The service there is nice and it often doesn't get too busy on week days

What a great way to start your Saturday! Visiting a friend for the weekend in Jersey and she…read moreusually orders takeout from here and always enjoys. This time we sat in and it was a great experience! Fairly empty at around 1pm we were sat immediately. Super cute space. Decor is cute and chairs are comfy. Our waiter was great and attentive. Food was great as well. Had pancakes, sausage , eggs, toast, shrimp and grits. Everything was great. Even my iced latte hot the spot! Highly recommend if you are in the area.

This place is such an experience. The interior is a bit small, but gives off a coziness rarely…read moreexperienced in restaurants. It was very clean, with music perfectly paired to the already present atmosphere. The staff were some of the friendliest staff I've ever encountered. They all greeted us with a warm smile. We started off with two Chai Lattes: one with whole milk and one with almond milk. The presentation of these lattes was top tier; definitely worth the minor wait. They also tasted even better than they looked. For our brunch, we had gotten some chips and guacamole to start. For our entrees we shared a couple of plates: the body builder omelette with hash browns and a side of white toast, a side of beef sausage, and the French Toast (topped with Pineapple chutney with vanilla glaze and strawberries) with scrambled eggs, cheese and bacon. All of the food was presented beautifully and tasted even better, just like the Chai Latte. The portions were large considering the affordable cost, and it all came out in a timely manner. Aside from the atmosphere and food, the one thing that stood out here was the customer service. Our waiter (I think his name is Wil) was very accommodating and helpful. We had an issue with their machine when trying to pay and Wil handled it quickly and professionally. Even if we didn't have that issue, the entire customer experience was great, and you could tell from the faces of the other tables that they shared our experience. For all that, they get a well deserved 5/5. I would highly recommend checking out the West Side Diner if you want to try out a cozy breakfast/brunch spot that won't break the bank.

Overall would rate a 3.5 for food, 5 for service…read more Service: The manager (?, dressed in button up so assuming) and another employee were very friendly, personable and warm with us and our kids. It was also nice to see the manager(?) being down to earth and help other staff physically organize tables as needed. Food: -PQ Philly cheesesteak: okay flavor, sandwich was smaller than other diners -lamb/beef gyro: delicious

This was easily the best meal we've had in New Jersey during the past month…read more It was a rainy day in Wayne and we started late, so we decided to stop by Pompton Queen Diner. From the moment we walked in, the hospitality stood out. We were the only Asian group in the restaurant, and the host/manager made us feel genuinely welcome. Even though the wait was busy and around 40 minutes, he still found moments to chat with us and keep the mood light, which made the time pass quickly. Our server was absolutely wonderful. I didn't catch her name, but she was friendly, energetic, warm, and incredibly personable. When she learned we were visiting from China and had spent more time in places like Los Angeles before coming to New Jersey for the first time, she happily shared stories about the local area and made us feel right at home. Her kindness completely changed the feeling of a cold, rainy day. The food was outstanding. We finished everything, even though we were already full, because it was just that good. This is the kind of place where the food is satisfying, the portions are generous, and the experience feels real. I made sure to leave my tip directly for our server because she truly earned it. If there's ever an opportunity for recognition or promotion, I hope management knows what a gem they have on their team. Pompton Queen Diner is a reminder of why classic American diners matter so much. In a time when so many places focus only on trendy Instagram aesthetics, this restaurant offers something far more valuable: genuine warmth, personality, and heart. Support traditional local diners like this. They are treasures. Kyle Liu