The only item I got was the honey garlic chicken wings. They were delicious. I could eat them all…read morethe time. I'm sure it's the honey that has one coming for more!

Maybe a little better customer service would help. The…read moreplace was empty and they still took 1/2 hr to get wings. The staff is not very helpful either.

Tell me there's a new chicken place in town and I'm down to try it. I knew it was still fairly new…read morebut was super happy the line wasn't the worst and always appreciate having a crew outside to help with the traffic. It's a simple menu. I went with the box combo because I wanted to try the coleslaw along with the bread, chicken & fries. OK, the bread is great. Soft, buttery. Should this have been toasted more? No, it was great as is. Next the coleslaw, tasty. Is it the way I make mine, no, but I liked this, and it balanced the flavors out. The fries, a little soft, hot, and flavorful. Probably in my top 2 favorite fast-food fries. The chicken, great crispy coating, seasoned really well and juicy meat. It's a pretty big portion so I had some the next day, just threw it in the air fryer and was tasty all over again. The famous cane sauce is a good dipping addition. Drink of choice, lemonade. It was excellent, not overly sweet. I didn't get to check out the inside but loved the Marlton painting on the side of the building. Definitely check this place out.

I can't wait until they open a Raising Cane's closer to me! But until then, I have to plan my trips…read moreto stop by one if I'm in the area because their chicken tenders with the cane's sauce are that good! Eating in-person is better than drive-thru as with everything, and it makes more of a difference with their fries and Texas toast. The chicken fingers though are still great reheated in an air fryer. The staff was also friendly, and I love how you can substitute the coleslaw for more fries, toast, or sauce free of charge!

Listen, *I* thought it was cool. Inside was a vibe, counter girl was very nice, price wasn't TOO…read moreegregious, and the food was good. The misses absolutely hated it, but she is admittedly not a fan of spice, which is a good segue; you can't avoid the "hot" part of hot chicken here. This isn't the place for you if you can't handle heat. The BASE level of chicken is still spicy. The fries come with spicy seasoning. My wife's meal was basically inedible for her. My only real knock for Iffys was the wait. It took about 25-30 minutes to get our food. While I appreciate they are making it fresh to order, it was a bit of a wait. Also, the mango slushie we got was not it. WAAAAY too sweet. Eh, can't win em all. I would gladly go back, as I enjoy spice, but it's going to have to be a solo mission. The tenders come with bread, so there isn't *really* a reason to get a "slider," but I enjoyed the slider either way.

Came here because my kid is a hot chicken connoisseur and we must try every one in the area. We…read morecame up with this score together. I will start with the wings. They are heavily breaded(think Popeyes). My daughter got her wings with the l sauce on the side and that was smart. My wings were tossed in buffalo sauce which caused the breading to be soggy. The picture on the sign did not show them as breaded as they actually are. The Mac and cheese can only be ordered loaded because the Mac is flavorless without the toppings. The sandwiches are okay. Better elsewhere. Their sauce that comes on everything is sweet. The sauce taste like thousand island and Catalina dressing had a love child with some spice. The young lady at the counter was nice. Would we come back, no.

This is the place to go for real, QUALITY comfort food. I think the prices reflect the food so…read morewell. I've never had such tender, juicy, fall off the bone Chicken like this before! So many options are available to you and the service was very good! Will be back!

A soul food staple for many, many years. There have been times where the food was kinda hit or…read moremiss, but I always come back and find something delicious. My favorite platter is the fried whiting, with the turkey wings a close second. This visit was New Year's Day specifically for the tradition of eating black eyed peas and greens, but naturally they were out of both, as everyone had the same idea. I enjoyed the fish, cabbage and mac anyway!

Chicken was great! Flavor was great! Got the HOT fries and MEDIUM tenders and the flavor was great…read more It wasn't overkill how some hot chicken tries to be, right amount of heat and flavor was bold. Must try if you want hot chicken and are in the area.

What an awesome hot chicken spot! My husband and I recently moved to the area and we've been on the…read morehunt for a hot chicken restaurant nearby. Glad we stumbled upon this spot bc everything is delicious! Our go to are the signature fries, loaded with cheese, secret sauce, chicken, coleslaw and pickles! Portions are huge and food is fresh! Bonus is the meat is halal so you know the quality of food is A+. Not to mention their milkshakes are out of this world! The employees are always friendly and the restaurant is clean. We will definitely become regulars!

Have not been here in a while. The Korean nuggets special were tasty and different. The double…read moreshack was good. I like smash burgers and their toppings are good. Always enjoy a vanilla shake and some crispy crinkle fries to dip in it! Good friendly service and the inside was clean and welcoming.

Decided to swing over after some errands for a French Onion burger and cheese fries. I placed the…read moreorder online and I was able to pick it up within 4 minutes of when they texted it was ready. Drive home was less then 5 minutes, and the food was barely warm. Total cost $18, bit pricey for luke warm food. The burger was fine but I think I hyped it up too much in my head. I rarely get burgers so need it to be great. I should have asked for the cheese sauce to be on the side of the fries instead of on top. Again, it was OK.

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.

Cafe on the DL is aptly named, being an unassuming restaurant with really good food…read more We got the Dirty Jersey breakfast sandwich and the weekly omelet. The omelet was very good, but the Dirty Jersey was one of the best breakfast sandwiches I've had in a long time. The hot coffee was good, though we felt the cold brew was a bit bitter. The building was also very welcoming, with a beautiful Walt Whitman mural at the back and a handout table featuring local events. We will definitely be back soon to try more of the menu.

I was craving a BLT last week but didn't feel like crossing the bridge, so thanks to Yelp, I…read morehappily discovered this little spot. Great/clean space, friendly service, and my BLT + s'mores latte hit the spot. I def will be back to try out the other items there... or maybe I'll just go with the BLT again. lol