Great ice cream! The servers are the friendliest people!…read moreBreakfast is great!! Their ice cream cakes are the best!

I love the vibe and the friendly staff and the throwback feeling when getting breakfast or lunch or…read morebrunch here! Great prices decent food awesome vibe what more could you want on a Sunday morning.

An update; I visited them the other day, bought a roast beef hoagie, some water melon and homemade…read moresweet tea. Thirteen dollars for it all; awwwwwwwwesome, the hoagie is the best hoagie I have had in a long time. Everything was made fresh at the time of my order and if that hoagie didn't way two or more pounds; I can't tell weight size, it was so yummy it was unbelievable.

This place is about a 5 min from my house... my husband and me on nice days used to walk down to…read moreget ice cream from here all the time. Me and my sister took our kids for a walk we decided to stop in and get ice cream we ordered a hot dog and two medium ice creams. since two of our kiddos are just little ones we asked for two spoons to feed them some. They got an attitude with us and told us if we wanted spoons it would 50 cents. Sorry but spoons are essential to eating ice cream first off plastic spoons don't cost that much to begin with second if your being that stingy and that rude about giving a plastic spoon to your customer we will no longer be customers. I had planned on ordering hoagies but told them never mind I will not give my money to people who choose to be so rude to there customers I've been in there multiple times and witness them being rude to other people especially teens ( this was way last summer one teen asked if they could taste one of the flavors and the guy got really rude and basically told her no pick a flavor or go) I wasn't that upset about paying for the spoons as I was about her being rude about it My sister in the other hand was very upset that she had just purchased ice cream and then was being asked to purchase the spoons

Large diner with multiple dining rooms. Featuring both tables and booths. Standard baked goods…read morebehind glass welcoming you next to the cashier and host stand. Found it on a whim on Google when heading over to NJ for a marketplace run. Great value, good food, generous portions and friendly attentive staff. Can't speak for lunch or dinner but the breakfast was as good as it gets. Be sure not to miss out on the Lamp Post Diner.

Was surprised to have a short wait on a Sunday after church. Was told 15 mins, and it was about…read morethat time. Was escorted to our table by a lovely hostess, but that's when the stellar service ended. A woman came over to our table who ended up being our server to abruptly tell us to hand her the tip that was on the table. The table hadn't been bussed from the previous occupants, our server didn't acknowledge that, or greet us, or introduce herself, she just told us, "hand me that money please". Welcome to Jersey I guess! Anyhow, it's a typical NJ diner with an unnecessarily massive menu, extremely large portions, but still relatively fair pricing. Our server was clearly experienced, but she was very curt and not friendly at all. Food was plentiful and mostly enjoyed. The hash browns were burnt, and very different, as the texture under the top crust was like mashed potatoes and they weren't seasoned at all. The eggs needed salt and pepper also. The French toast was good. The French toast with apples was also good, but had too much apple and whipped cream. It was like a dessert. It's a diner so I wasn't expecting Michelin worthy food, but I was so put off by the service, it colored the rest of the experience.

Friendly(very), quick n very very congenial servers. Always delicious, n we have large portions w…read moresoup n desserts that come w it! Can't say enuf about this restaurant other than we go there twice a week it's so good! Asaf was our waiter, n he was very pleasant! Nina said nice things as well, even tho she wzn our server tonight...Andy

This place was clean and the service was amazing. Food was very good and reasonable. We just did…read morebreakfast and we were very happy.

If your expectations are in line with a great side of the road, car service/outdoor table joint…read morewith burgers and root beer floats you will absolutely enjoy a stop here. The menu was much bigger than expected, the burger and the chicken sandwich were both very good, and root beer float was awesome, and the ice cream was delicious! Service was very friendly and pretty quick. Former Stewart's location; thrilled they kept all of the charm!

Stopped at the old Stewart's on rt 30 in Hammonton nj. Ordered 2 Blueberry milkshakes that was the…read moremost horrible milkshake I've ever had and the most expensive at (2) shakes at 23.00. The milkshakes had tons of blueberry skins in the shake and i literally had to chew my shake! Never again! Horrible!

Good food and excellent customer service. Very friendly folk…read more I went there with my dad and his girlfriend, and they agreed.

We were recommended Oasis by a colleague and decided to give it a try -- and we definitely don't…read moreregret it! It is absolutely worth the walk to the other side of town. The food was delicious and flavorful, and served quickly. We ordered the flautas, steak that was served with corn and pepper salad, rice, and two enchiladas, and churros for dessert. Everything was great, but the rice was especially flavorful -- we ordered extra to take home! We also loved the complimentary tortillas with salsa and hot sauce. We'll definitely be back! Highly recommend!

Review: Elsie's - Gloucester City, NJ…read more Elsie's is a charming, ultra‑small spot with true 1950s diner character. The entire place seats only about six people at a counter with stools, creating an intimate, nostalgic feel. Service is very friendly, welcoming, and exactly what you'd hope for in a classic diner-style eatery. The food hits the mark for comfort classics. The burgers are straight out of a 50s diner playbook--simple, tasty, and made to order. Crinkle‑cut fries pair perfectly with their excellent cheese curds, which are a standout. They also offer made‑to‑order sodas, coffees, shakes, and ice cream, adding to the retro charm. A small place with a big personality, Elsie's is worth the stop. I'll definitely be back.

A Burger Worth Writing Home About…read more I stopped into Elsie's Burgers & Shakes recently and went with their $15 burger and shake special, and let me tell you... this might be one of the best lunch deals around. I kept things simple and ordered a classic chocolate milkshake. Thick, creamy, cold, and topped with whipped cream -- exactly what a milkshake should be. But what really impressed me was looking over their insane list of flavor options. They have dozens of syrups and combinations available. Everything from cookie butter and cotton candy to lavender and pumpkin spice. I went traditional this time, but next visit I'm definitely branching out. Now let's talk about the burger. Absolutely outstanding. Perfectly cooked, juicy, with melted cheese, crisp lettuce, and a toasted bun that held everything together the way a good burger bun should. Nothing over-engineered. Just a straight-up great burger. Honestly, it's one of the best burgers I've had in many years. A quick heads up: seating is limited. There's one small two-top table and about six seats at the bar, so this is not a big dining room. Personally, I think it makes the place feel even more like a hidden gem. My advice would be to come here for a midweek lunch if you want to avoid crowds. What's really exciting though is that Elsie's is part of the bigger renaissance happening in Gloucester City. The town has been leaning hard into its American-Irish culture, and it's showing. This year marked the 11th annual Early St. Patrick's Day celebration, which happens in early March. The parade has grown incredibly popular -- I personally know people who travel from multiple states to attend, and it's not unusual to see the Governor of New Jersey and other politicians or celebrities show up. Along with that growth, the local restaurant scene is getting really good. Within walking distance you have places like The Bank Bar across the street, Pudge's, and City Public House just to name a few. Elsie's fits right into that momentum. Small place. Big flavors. Great burger. Great shake. And absolutely worth stopping in if you're anywhere near Gloucester City. I'll definitely be back.

Welcome to mini-golf course #14!…read more We had some dinner and played mini-golf. The food is good especially the fries. The course is bigger than most with some stairs so be prepared for some walking. I enjoyed the water hazards but there isn't much to check out other than the big ass waterfall. The greens are a bit worn, but it's the end of summer. My wife managed 2 hole in ones, so this is now her favorite course.

Such a nostalgic restaurant! We had a great meal starting with waters & a cotton candy ginger ale…read more I love the wide range of syrups and flavor combos for sodas, malts & milkshakes. There's something for everyone's tastebuds! We ordered the Chicken Caesar Steak and the Bacon Cheeseburger + fries. Plus a peach cobbler milkshake for dessert. The food was great! Service was a little slow, but overall we had a great experience!