We ordered a six foot sub along with chicken fingers, Mac and cheese and potato salad. The food was…read morea MASSIVE hit with people going back for seconds, thirds, and fourths! All of the food was delicious and so fresh. The Mac and cheese was the dark horse champion here. The crunchy top mixed with the cream cheesy core so well! The chicken tenders were crispy and savory and the sub; divine. Roast beef was rare and perfectly seasoned. The bread was the game changer though; airy and crisp. Do not change a thing. The staff is seriously friendly and so easy to get on with. My compliments to the entire staff for a winning combination of amicably and making the party that much better with excellent food and side dishes. Do yourself a favor and cater from here with supreme confidence. Your family and friends, along with their satisfied stomaches, will all thank you!

nice little cozy spot in an industrial area. food is not fancy and the staff is nice. TV on wall…read moreshowing news.

My parents have been regulars at the Kenilworth Diner since the 80s. It's a staple in the area for…read morea reason, and I've tried the majority of the menu over the years. The new owners (for several years now) have done a great job of keeping the classics, and updating what was needed. Whether you get it to-go or eat in, service is impeccable. Recently I decided to try the chicken cordon blue sandwich and let me tell you - it may just be the best sandwich on the menu. Perfect ratio of swiss & ham to the fried chicken cutlets, on grilled rye bread. I was blown away by how good it was and will definitely hyperfixate on this sandwich for a while. Needless to say, because they're known for their cheesecake, but the Kenilworth Diner has the best cheesecake, hands down.

Stopped by here after meeting a customer…read more Was surprised to see matcha lemonade! It was very good. The set up here is strange and it's dark inside. There's like a strip in the front that's old school diner attached to what looked like a more formal dinning area. Then there are multiple entrances and exists. Some hidden. I'd love to see an aerial view. It felt like a fun house. The food was excellent. I got the southwestern salad and it was packed. Succulent chicken on a mountain of guacamole. They do it right here. Healthy portions at decent prices. If you read my stuff you know I complain all the time about pricing. And half the time I'm expensing the stuff. But I remember the days I had to pull the money out of my pocket! So I suggest you try this place if you're near by.

How have I never reviewed Herbs? I could have sworn I did. It's in my hometown & I have been coming…read morehere what feels like my whole like, going back to when it was in its original location (also in Town). Herbs is a large hometown venue with free street parking. It's no frills, but the food is time tested goodness. Friendly local service & a casual vibe. On this occasion I had grits w/cheese, a side of Taylor ham, & wheat toast. Always great to eat here! Grades: Grits w/Cheese: A+ Taylor Ham: A+ Wheat Toast: A+

I came here for the first time a few days ago and the food was very good: I had the veggie omelet…read moreand added beef bacon instead of the mushrooms and had grits and lightly toasted wheat toast and all of it was amazing so I will definitely be back because any place that sells grits is a place I'll continue to frequent and the customer service was good as well as the ambiance so this is another place to add to my list of restaurants and can't wait to try something new

I love Jersey diners. They are always pushing the envelope. I had to come over from Staten Island,…read moreand so I checked their online menu. I liked what I saw, so I had breakfast here. It was a large menu, including a very diverse selection of pancakes, as is their name. Just a nice diner vibe, and everybody was friendly and helpful. I decided to go for the loaded baked potato omelette. I had had a mashed potato omelette at another jersey diner, which I liked, so I decided to try this one. The omelette was fantastic. It had potatoes, bacon, cheese, and sour cream. Just like you'd find an a loaded baked potato. The eggs were tender, as were the potatoes, and all of the fillings played very well with each other. It was an absolute fantastic breakfast. As if I didn't need enough potatoes, it also came with home fries on the side, which were also tender and delicious. The coffee was very good, and they kept my cup full. The prices are reasonable, although there is a small up charge if you pay with plastic, instead of cash. They also offer a military/veteran discount. I would love to come back. Thank you.

I pulled up craving comfort food and left feeling like I got hugged by the plate. The staff? Warm…read more The vibe? Straight neighborhood love. And the menu has that old-school diner charm but done right. Definitely the kind of spot I'd run back to when I need that reset meal. Good spot! Live, Love & Laugh - Sha

Recently I was in Linden, New Jersey and I wanted to stop at the White Rose Diner.  It's a…read morequintessential diner and one of the top 10 in the state. It was a matter of time before I finally made it. Atmosphere: The White Rose Diner is a small, shiny, stainless steel, metallic, square diner. It sits about 12 people. Most of the seating is bar seating, but there is a table in the back.  If you are looking for an older, more retro diner in New Jersey, it doesn't exist. These old stainless steel diners now resemble fast-food takeout places. You can sit down and eat, but with your order ready in 5 minutes, I watched many people take it and go. Coffee: B Like many of the small, old school diners in New Jersey, it was a small 10-ounce cup of coffee. Food: The menu is written at the top of the diner. There is no handheld menu, but you can read it behind the counter. You take your order at the register and sit down. The White Rose Diner is well known for their "Taylor Ham" (their words; I have no bias in the name.). Since the White Rose Diner won an award for their Taylor Ham, I felt like it was the only option. There aren't many healthy options and it's your old school greasy spoon. The Taylor Ham is a breakfast sandwich with Taylor Ham (which is thinly sliced ham), egg, cheese, and condiments. The White Rose Diner adds potatoes which gave them their own jive. It tasted great to me. It was a large and filling breakfast sandwich. Service: The White Rose Diner had one of the best services of any diner I've been too. Two employees were working, which is all I assume they need. The owner chatted with each customer in the restaurant. Would I Come Back? The White Rose Diner was excellent and I think anyone visiting New Jersey should go if you're looking for the quintessential, metallic, diner experience. Plus, it's not far from Newark Airport.

tired of arriving to this place and it being closed almost every time i've gone, if you guys are…read moreclosed tuesdays don't advertise being open

Good food, open late. Wish it was 24 hours. Typical NJ diner. Loved every minute of being here.read more

It's one of the best diners in NJ I've been to as far as quality of food. Great service.read more

From when I stepped into the deli I was greeted with a smile and great attitude and the ambiance…read moreand the over all experience the food and everything was great I ordered 2 tuna salad sandwiches and it is delicious will definitely be going back to try more of the food. 10 out of 10.

stopped in for a quick bite, which if you want something quick, this is not the place. I hate…read morewriting reviews like this especially when they were very nice...but I wish I would have seen an honest review before going here. .. there was no one in the deli, we were the first ones there... ordered 2.5 sandwiches and 2 orders of fries.. took over 20 minutes! and after they brought the sandwiches out, they completely " forgot " about the other order of fries... and we simply could not wait for them. once we opened our sandwiches that took so long to make you would think they would be worth it, maybe just even a little bit? no. there was 2 slices of salami and one slice of ham on each sides of my " large " sub I couldn't even believe it.. one slice of provolone and zero spices.. no salt pepper oregano.. NOTHING!!! bread was terrible, lettuce, tomatoes all were tasteless.. I do not recommend.

My friend and I visited on a very quiet Friday morning for breakfast. Neither of us had been here…read morebefore but that is going to change. We were provided a very friendly and warm greeting upon entry. My friend ordered the chicken and waffles with two eggs over easy. I ordered the brioche French toast with bananas, strawberries, blueberries, and a side of sausage. The Belgium waffle had two big pieces of fried chicken attached and the portion was huge. My French toast consisted of three thick slices of brioche bread with plenty of fresh fruit covering it. The sausage was two fat links. Tasty and cooked fresh. As a coffee snob, I would say it was very good. Very extensive menu for breakfast with plenty of options to eat healthy or to adhere to your dietary restrictions. The service was excellent and very friendly. The prices were very reasonable. There is plenty of parking in their private lot or you can find some on the side street. We will be back.

As a first time customer I generally observe and access from seating to the check. Menu options was…read morestrike 1 for me when I was told the silver dollar size pancakes are only on the kids menu. Maybe you should consider people's dietary preferences and accommodations, no need to explain. Every restaurant, diner, cafe or place breakfast is served across NJ and beyond have I never been restricted with my options and needs. It's not about the cost because I pay for what I want. I got the regular order because I wanted to be respectful and that is basically what I want on the menu, my side was never received so I had it removed. The taste was actually good but after eating a quarter of one I boxed the rest and gave it to my daughter. Strike 2 was the wait time for our food, two tables after us were served and sizable meals. I ordered Pancakes and water. I ordered an omelette and a cup of coffee, horrible she said. How long do you have to wait for that 30+ minutes. Strike 3 was they seemed more focused on the turn around verses the actual service to seated customers. We weren't the only table. I've shared MY REVIEW......