Cool old school diner that happened to be our meal stop on a road trip. I like diners and this one…read morewas just like it was supposed to be. It wasn't busy so we were seated right away. Booths, tables and counter seating is available The menu had everything including breakfast still in the late afternoon. The food was good and the service was good as well. Food came out quickly and alll together. Perfect experience for a diner. There's also a parking lot as well though I parked on the street right out front. I'll be back when I'm in the area again.

This dinner is always on point. They serve decent portions and the food tastes fresh, as expected…read moreby a diner. I ordered a tea which came out in a cute glass carafe that yielded almost 2 cups of tea. I requested the eggs Benedict without the bacon and to add spinach. Out was not on the menu but they customized it anyways and came out as ordered. Their home fries are grilled to perfection, just the right amount of crisp on the top without drying out the potatoes. The server was kind, but could've done a better job. I had asked for some sauce and completely forgot to bring it. We went early on a weekday and it was not crowded or loud. Have already gone on a Saturday afternoon and there was a wait to be seated, so it does get busy. Understandable as the food is good at decent price points with generous portions. Highly recommend!

This used to be the old train diner. They got new owners and a new facelift and it is a wonderful…read morelittle addition to the community. Food is excellent and fresh, service is friendly and attentive, and the place is super spotless clean from the restaurant to the bathroom. Love this spot and I hope it stays around for many years to come. Support your small business.

It may seem like a simple request but getting "non-runny" poached eggs doesn't seem like an…read moreimpossible request. The Alya's chef gets it right every time. A second cup of coffee without having to ask. That's a plus too. Friendly staff including a chef who listens!

Can't believe it's been 6 years and what's amazing is this place hasn't changed. Definitely a…read moreWhippany NJ classic. Unbelievable we ordered the same Roasted Turkey Dinner we had 6 years ago it's absolutely still fabulous and plentiful. I did order a cup of Manhattan Clam Chowder hot and delicious with a nice spiced flavor! Great Service in a friendly atmosphere of a U.S. Classic Diner!

I agree with the reviews I'm seeing here - it's a diner. So long story short, back when I first…read moremoved to the area we had a bunch of diners we tried on Route 10. From east to west there was: * Ritz: only the longtime residents went there out of habit * Golden Touch: the "Roach" for what you might find there, but our go-to as cheap teenagers * Whippany: tiny and food was decent * Brookside: the best atmosphere and food, our choice if we were willing to drive a bit Well, two of the above have changed hands - the RItz still has the name but isn't the same diner, and Golden Touch is now just East Hanover Diner. Brookside is gone for reasons unknown. Leaving Whippany Diner as the last place I've known since... I guess I can call it my childhood at this point, going on 30 years. And no, not much has changed. Stuck in the middle of a jughandle, you're still going to be tested trying to park without scratching your car or someone else's. Try their lot, or park across the jughandle ramp? And then cross that on foot? Huh. Once you make it inside, it feels as cramped as the parking lot. We were led to a table up against a mirror that's next to a door, so my right eye saw people coming and going while my left eye saw... me. Short story long: Ambiance is not doing any favors here. Service? We were attended to well, food came out on time. Only odd occurrence was my friend's water was refilled and mine wasn't, but ours were at the exact same level? I'll let that slide. Finally, the food. My friend's chicken fingers looked rather weak and burnt. My crock of French onion soup was fine; though rather light on onion, the cheese came through. The spinach and feta omelet was actually a winner - fluffy, full of chunks of feta. But the side of hash browns? I would more call them pressed frozen potato slices. The verdict: Took me way too many years to write this review. Some things never change. Maybe they should, but if they keep packing their parking lot and outliving their competitors, I guess they don't have to.

We went here for brunch on July 4th. We were greeted right away and we were seated right away. I…read moreordered the Lox platter and it was excellent. My sister ordered the chocolate chip pancakes and she liked it. My BIL ordered the French toast and he liked it. My mom ordered the soup of the day and it was fine. My dad ordered the two egg platter with sausage. He liked it. The dining room was bright and clean. I will definitely come back here again.

Let me start with I love diner food. I have tried many since I moved to New Jersey. Most have very…read moregood, some excellent and this one in Livingston should close their breakfast Service. My order was eggs over easy, bacon, home fries (crispy), and white toast. Eggs over easy was their only accomplishment. The bacon was like a brown jerky and tasted worse. The home fries were a red mush you could sieve through your fork. And the redness was attributed to seasoning which was more red than flavor. On to the white toast I ordered. I received wheat, unbuttered. When I asked why her response was "some people don't like it. So rather than asking for unbuttered toast they decided customers could put c,old butter on cold toast. Their cook has one redeeming quality, he can cook an egg over easy. If that's the only qualification for the position it's why he got the job. Anything else is an abomination to the plate. I have been here before and it was a full lot to park. This day, 2 cars. Word must have gotten out breakfast is less than tolerable here. The place is clean and well lighted.

Oscars is now my goto Deli in town. What more needs to be said, given the competition…read more Try their BLT. It's great.

Great option in downtown Millburn for breakfast and lunch. Portions are large and cheaper than…read moretheir rival Millburn Deli and Millburn Diner. Food is consistently good. Today I had breakfast special , 3 eggs over easy with home fries, sausage, and rye toast. All for 13 bucks. Great food and value. Highly recommend.

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!

We stopped here on the way home from MA to PA because I searched for an added stop in Google. We…read moreweren't sure about it at first because the parking lot only had a few cars , but then again, it was 2:15pm. We were greeted warmly by Tony and one other gentleman and seated in a comfortable booth. Our server, Tony, was friendly, helpful , and obviously cares about their customers happiness with their service. There was a great variety of food available on the menu, and the prices were very reasonable for the portion sizes. I highly recommend this diner if you are passing through the area .

Me & my father come to the diner together , we like it.. food is good & so is the service ,…read moreeveryone is friendly.. i used to come with my friends a lot after we would go out to the bars/lounges in the area & the good was good back then too.. not many diners that were good back in the day are still good today like this diner .. dad likes the la Jacked & omelettes & I like the omelettes & wraps

Disclaimer: This review is for takeout. Plus: was ready right away…read more Food thoughts: Everyone enjoyed overall. At first we thought the sauces were wrong but we figured out what was throwing us off - the balsamic dip includes onions. It also has too much vinegar that didn't mix with the oil. No one wanted that, so we shared the other requested sauces. The only real downside beyond that, the grilled shrimp was not grilled. Otherwise tasted good, chicken sandwich seemed good, and I love the crispy fries that come with the sandwich. Good coleslaw, good disco fries... Verdict for now: Nothing amazing, but a solid place for solid food. You'll get what you want from a diner. goulash tasted authentic Eastern European, unusual for a diner.

Went on a Sunday evening and it wasn't busy at all so we were seated promptly and serviced quickly…read more -side sausage: okay flavor but the casing was a bit plasticky -side fries: quite oily. prob due to older oil for frying -philly cheesesteak: served on garlic bread, good flavor, soft bread. would rate this a 4.