Whenever I travel, I always look for diners. This place hit the spot! It gave me that old diner…read morefeeling as soon as we walked in. Everybody seemed happy, except the guy cleaning the tables. He sneered at us as we walked to our table. Thankfully our waitress was very friendly. The food and coffee were amazing! Excellent and not too sweet stuffed French Toast, and good grits to boot. Next time I'm in the area I'll make sure to revisit.

Me and my family stopped in to grab dinner on our trip. We sat down and immediately had to get up…read moreand leave due to the disgusting smell. The whole place smelled like a dirty nasty mop head. I just can't eat while smelling that so we had to leave.

A Hidden Gem with a Heartbeat Named Norma Jean We've been…read morecoming to this cozy small-town spot for a while now, and each visit feels like a warm hug from the community. But this time? It was something special--thanks to the incredible Norma Jean. From the moment we walked in, Norma greeted us with a radiant smile and a genuine warmth that instantly made us feel at home. This was our second time having her as our server, and once again, she was on point. Attentive without hovering, upbeat without being over-the-top, and effortlessly engaging in casual conversation that felt like chatting with an old friend. Her energy elevated the entire experience. Honestly, Norma Jean is the kind of person who makes you want to come back--not just for the food, but for the feeling. As for the meal: I had the flounder with grits, and it was perfection. Crispy, flavorful, and comforting in all the right ways. My husband went for the Belgian waffle topped with fresh fruit, and it was a beautiful, delicious start to his day. Between the creative daily specials, the consistently great food, and Norma's exceptional service, this place has become our go-to breakfast and lunch haven. We didn't want for a single thing--Norma made sure of that. If you're looking for a spot that serves up more than just good food--something with soul, warmth, and a touch of magic--this is it. And if you're lucky enough to be served by Norma Jean, you're in for a treat.

I love diner food. In a perfect world I would have access to diner food 5 days a week…read more Unfortunately true diners that serve all 3 day parts are far and few the further west that you head. Being from Chicago I take advantage of a good diner every chance I get. This location was definitely built for the locals, it very family oriented with a menu that hits walls of Life. Country fried steak and eggs with solid biscuit and gravy. The only knock on this place is the coffee refills , service for that should be an automatic and I shouldn't have to grab the attention of the server while they are talking g to one another during non-peak service times.

I had breakfast that was decent. Not much on ambiance,…read moreservice was pretty decent. Would eat there again.

Easily one of the best diners in Elmer, NJ!…read more Whenever I visit NJ, I like to have at least one meal at a diner. Not one of those silly chain diners like Silver Diner, but an authentic place with authentic food. The Elmer Diner is one of those places. It ticked all the Diner boxes. It offers everything from huge portions of tasty foods and friendly service to menus the size of Russian novels and placemats that advertise local businesses. I decided to go simple and ordered a BLT. Even that came with soup and fries. The sandwich was perfectly made with plenty of bacon. The fries were crispy, and the soup was delicious. My only suggestion was about the soup choice. They offer a rotating selection of five or six soups, included. They also offer their French Onion soup for an additional $3. I sprang for that upsell and love it. If you like French Onion soup, I'm sure you'll like it too.

Wow! Taco night is out o sight! Had the brisket tacos…read more PACKED with meat! The taco shell lightly toasted and the beans, rice,salsa, sour cream and of course limes. OMG! soooo good. It makes the so called Mexican fast food places seem sooo inadequate. Going to waddle back home .... Content

We visited here for breakfast on a Sunday morning. We ordered the Greek salad, tomato ricotta…read morequiche, and a waffle. The quiche was on their brunch menu that comes with either a mimosa or sangria. The salad was good. I asked for the home fries that come with the quiche to be extra crispy...they crisp the outside but not the inside. The quiche itself was ok, not bad but nothing to make me want it again. The waffle was good however they serve it with fake syrup...first ingredient is corn syrup and, second ingredient is high fructose corn syrup. I originally ordered the mimosa, acidity was to high so I switched it to the sangria, it was horrible. I don't recommend this place.

Always looking for a stand out local spot when traveling. We saw Brunie's and decided to give it a…read moretry. We were so glad we did!! The people are awesomely, sweet and kind. Our server Whitney was so delightful and gracious. It is a beehive of activity with people coming and going. Small and seriously local. It's certainly not health food! But it is delicious and a great price point. Come with an appetite, ready to chat with locals at the breakfast bar! Great coffee and delicious milkshakes! It's hometown. We also bought a T-shirt and will wear it proudly. Wish we had something like this in Nashville!

A hidden gem! Amazing food and service ! Whitney our server was just the sweetest and super…read morefriendly! The mushroom Swiss burger was delicious with brown gravy and my husband had the burger basket (two burgers, fries, small drink). Will return!

Large portions great food and people nice and clean everyone was nice maybe a little upgrade where…read moreneeded other then that all good

Accused us of stealing after paying for a large order because they couldn't find it on square. They…read morewere rude throughout the entire process. When they figured out I had already payed, my order was made an hour after the order. All for an overpriced potato.

A great breakfast surprise thanks to other Yelp reviews! We never would have found this great…read morelittle diner, but so glad we did! We were in town after a wedding last night and came to Magnolia. It's a small place with a clean and cute atmosphere and excellent friendly service. Both of our breakfasts were piping hot and our tea and coffee stayed refilled (Love that). There is definitely a crowd of regulars which is a great sign. I was totally torn between breakfast and lunch, but loved my choice! Hubby got the gyro omelet and the lamb meat was super flavorful and made me wish we were nearby to come back for a Gyro! If you are ever local, check it out!

Small quaint spot! Fresh hot solid breakfast. Plenty of delicious options to choose from. Our…read morewaitress, Ellen was sweet, made us feel like family. She was quick and efficient, we didn't have to ask her for anything as she was on point. Ellen shared her love for "snoopy" as I am a fan as well so I've made a buddy! We ordered basic meals and they were good. It was a little warm which is why the 4 star. (No air conditioner)

Stopped by for lunch with Chris. I thought since we were in his territory he knew the place but he…read moresaid no so we went in cold. Literally as it is cold and windy today. Old school diner. Friendly service and full of locals so that is a good sign. Booths and a few high tops in the back. Old school cake cooler up front filled with deserts galore. Some truly decadent looking but I had to abstain. No sweet tea but they had some delicious raspberry tea. I had the flounder panini with fries and slaw and Chris had a nice BLT. Both were tasty as there wasn't a scrap left. Huge menu. So many things I wanted to try but couldn't. Definitely a fun and tasty place. Plenty of parking in the lot on the side.

Open faced turkey, dry as I imagine he'll is. Canned gravy, powdered potato (they claimed…read morefresh).and canned corn. Bread basket nice, plenty of butter. If I'd go again I'll order breakfast.