The atmosphere is bright and inviting, everyone is very attractive to need of their dinners. Check…read moreto see if you need anything, not just more coffee. The service is excellent along with food. I would highly recommend Mia's if you are pass through or in the area of Mays Landing New Jersey.

Very little non meat options. Eggs, veg quesadilla, salads. No non meat protein offered. I had…read more"Greek" salad which was iceberg lettuce, onion, cucumber, tomatoe and feta cheese. Dressing was oil and vinegar. If you do not offer much without meat At least make it good. Service was OK but slow. Bathroom is 4 steps up and a walk through the kitchen. Parking is street and a very small lot. Seating is inside and a large outdoor patio with an awning. Place is cute. They offer many Mexican dishes but again all meat options.

My dad and I had pedicures next door (also a fantastic experience) and we noticed this restaurant…read moreas we were leaving. My dad didn't feel like Mexican so when we got home, I mentioned it to my husband and he wanted to try it out. When we got there, there were a couple of tables taken, and they were all speaking Spanish. Good sign #1. The place was clean, bright, and cheerful. Good sign #2. The server (? He seemed to be doing every job there) greeted us and told us to sit wherever we wanted and then asked us what we wanted to drink. I got water and my husband ordered horchata. It was really good and not too sweet like it can be. I ordered a huarache with carnitas and my husband ordered chilaquiles with red and green sauce. The chilaquiles were so good he had them gone in a couple of minutes. I didn't have a high expectation of my lunch because it was not on a masa base, it was a tortilla. I still ordered it because I figured the tortilla would be a lighter meal for lunch and I wouldn't feel as drained as if it was masa. My huarache had a base of some of the best refried beans I've had in a long time and let me tell you about the carnitas! In the area we used to live in, carnitas was generally served as shredded pork. Here, it was chunks of meat and I was a little anxious that they would be tough. But oh, the meat was so tender! I barely touched it with my fork and it fell apart! I barely had to chew it. I was really only chewing the tortilla. It was flavorful without being too spicy, so the taste of the carnitas could shine through. Honestly, this place is a little unassuming hole in the wall type of place in a weird strip mall that also has a surgery center and a gym in it. But you know, that's the kind of place that outshines any big places.

Very mediocre Mexican food. Many other excellent Latino…read morerestaurants in the area that are far superior. Guacamole was okay but the adddition of chopped jalepenos was not.

Solid, if standard, NJ diner. If that's what you're looking…read morefor, you won't be bothered by any unexpected weirdness whipped up by a rebellious "chef".

Service is great , place is decent , bacon is good not oily , fresh eggs for sure , home fries…read moregotta try very crispy, and good sausage. Coffee is not great. Can't find the restroom Have parking lot

Went here with a friend. Restaurant was nice size but not huge and clean. Menu had a lot of great…read moreoptions. I got the birria tacos which were a bit spicier than I expected, but great flavor. Ceviche was good too. Had a pineapple agua fresca which had the perfect amount of freshness. Service was attentive but not over the top. Let us enjoy our meal but made it known we were being paid attention to.

This Mexican fusion restaurant was recommended to us by one of the employees at The Original Banana…read moreCompany. He wasn't wrong - this place is solid! We arrived just in time, as there was a line to get in directly after we were seated. Service was slow, but they were really busy. And we were not in a rush. Complimentary chips and mole to start. The Esquite (Mexican street corn, sans cob) was amazing. I could eat this every day of my life. The Pork Bao Buns were flavorful, but the cheese threw us off. There was a lot of it, too. We ordered the Birria Tacos (beef) and the Korean Al Pastor Rice Bowl. I had lunch for two days. Can't beat that! BYOB. Small parking lot. Street parking seems tough - it may be wise to Uber. There were tons of Door Dash orders being picked up (we were sitting near that area). It got a little crowded with so many drivers hovering around. Get there early!

Best experience, food is Authentic Mexican food and delicious, owner ALMA's hospitality is like…read morevisiting family!! Friendly, warm, welcoming and her food is so good. She also has authentic non alcoholic Mexican drinks. I love the mango, but there is also Pineapple and others. Come!!! Your familia !!!

Nice folks. Chicken and beans were excellent…read more Drinks was tasty. Would come back again!

Excellent Food , Great Customer Service. Quality of Food is…read moreExcellent. The Ambience is nice and friendly but the restaurant has been very busy. Great Restaurant For Breakfast, Lunch .

Sometimes the food is great, sometimes dishes are missing half their ingredients. I mostly order…read moretakeout from here but have dined inside a few times. Service is generally good, but you can't get crispy bacon there.

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!

Ambience was fun, never been to an open air carnival style restaurant! Didn't try the food but it…read morelooked fantastic. Blueberry milkshakes worth the drive!

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.