The staff is very friendly. It's clean and has a welcoming diner vibe.. The food was great. We…read morehad the ribeye sandwich and buffalo chicken wrap which we're both top-notch.

Hi there Yelpers. This counts as the fourth time coming to this diner to enjoy their breakfast. On…read morethree of four occasions I enjoyed - thoroughly - their Sunriser. That's creamed chipped beef over toast with two eyes any style but I get mine poached or over easy accompanied by grits. Yes. Grits. Which explains my finally trying their sausage and gravy. Quite traditional dish I'm told by a Floridian friend who I had join me this past week while she visited. We agreed that the server was allowing us the time we needed to catch up with the right amount of follow up. I'd have liked to have my water refilled one more time. But that was on me for not stopping to ask as she poured another cup of coffee for my friend. I've had their coffee and it's delicious. My friend enjoyed the international omelette. She enjoyed it. The diner has its own parking lot with plenty of parking. The inside is eclectic but with definite typical Jersey diner vibes and the counter and stools to go with it. I've sat at the counter and the service is cordial and inviting. Quick too when necessary. Enjoy if you are coming to or from ACY as it's close and you'll feel satisfied either arriving into the area before heading to AC or returning home. Enjoy!

Now the food here is always solid, but I have to say the highlight was the OUTSTANDING service by…read moreJavier, who goes by "J." Whoever at Dino's sees this or is in a position of power, promote J instantly. Give him a pay increase or whatever you can give him. He is excellent and deserves great things. Also, THE MUSIC WAS PEAK. They played "I Love You" by The Climax Blues Band and "Danny's Song" by Loggins and Messina. Whoever is on aux, give them a raise instantly. 10/10 Meal after church genuinely peak life!

We dined at Dino's for dinner during the week in the summer with a party of 8. Half of our party…read moreate here last year and had a great experience with their seafood, so they recommended we come back during this year's vacation. They do not take reservations even for larger parties, but we were seated immediately upon arriving. From the menu, the vibe, the layout, and the decor, everything about Dino's screamed diner. Lots of menu options to choose from, but everyone was set on seafood. We started with two orders of the Stuffed Mushrooms with Crabmeat. What a start to our meals. They were surprisingly delicious, diner or not! Our entrees came with a soup or salad, and two sides. My wife opted for the split pea soup while I upgraded to snapper soup for a $1 up charge. Both soups were very good as well, and the dollar up charge for the snapper soup was totally worth it. Most of us opted for some kind of broiled seafood platter. I ordered the broiled seafood combo which came with shrimp, scallops, flounder, deviled clam, and a crab cake. My wife chose the broiled scallops and flounder. While the crab cake and deviled clam were delicious, we both agreed the flounder, shrimp, and scallops were bland. As sides we had green beans, fried zucchini, baked potatoes, French fries, and mashed potatoes, most of which were underwhelming. My father-in-law's mashed potatoes came out barely warm, the marinara we requested for the zucchini tasted more like stewed tomatoes, and my baked potato was kind of soggy from being wrapped in foil. Seven of our dinners arrived fairly quickly. Our server, who was actually very good, informed me that someone bumped her tray and they needed to remake my entree. All good, I understand things happen, but my meal didn't come out until everyone else was almost finished eating so I felt rushed. I was offered ice cream or Jell-o as consolation which was a nice gesture, but not worth me accepting especially since we were all so stuffed from the huge portion sizes. I would 100% give Dino's another chance. There were definitive bright spots: stuffed mushrooms, soups, crab cakes, deviled clams, green beans. Next time I'd pass on the seafood and leave the diner food to the diner. Dino's was and I did not notice anybody else ordering seafood. Maybe just a rookie mistake on our part.

Large portions of delicious Food, Service was friendly and…read morequick. My friend had the Chicken Parmigiana, excellent, and my husband and I had the Prime Rib, also were excellent. All three of us had leftovers. I highly recommend this low key restaurant in Woodbine, NJ The Gateway To The Cape.

DR, a nice little restaurant located in the quiet little town of Woodbine, on backroads of Cape May…read moreCounty. MDW, her sister, the Michigander, and yours truly ordered the the Gyro, and Gyro platters, one chicken, and two beef, were nicely presented with the the great salads on the platters, very tasty. The Michigander's chicken gyro was nicely seasoned, sweetheart was happy with her beef gyro, I would have preferred a little more spice in the meat.

Great little diner. Excellent service good coffee. Their fruit pancakes are to die for. Eggs the…read moreway you want them.

Typical diner ambiance. Service was spot on. But my food was not good, avocado toast was a weird…read morelooking smashed avocado with pepper flakes. That's it. No tomato no cheese no nothing. Hash browns were so so. Don't need to return.

Family vacation - large party of 10+ with children hit up this place during busy morning hours and…read moregot seated right away. They have outdoor seating which was nice, but I didn't get to see much of the inside - seemed like a neat diner though. Conveniently located on the way into Wildwood and out - perfect for arrival or leaving. Service was very quick and staff was friendly. I had one of their featured specials on the menu - the Marvis Heaven - which came out as a skillet filled with home fries, bacon, ham, cheese, and I was able to get poached eggs on it with hollandaise sauce. It was flavorful and massive - couldn't eat it all.

We came here for brunch. The skillets are huge ~ big enough to share…read more I wasn't feeling breakfast, so I ordered the Marvis Wrap ($16), which is their gyro in a wrap (they also have a gyro which comes with fries IN the wrap and adds onions). The wrap comes with chips or fries and a pickle. I requested chips and it was served with a small bag of Lay's potato chips... Had I known it was just a bag of chips, I would've ordered the fries as my side instead (we came the weekend they were shutting down for the season, so I'm not sure if a bag of chips is the norm or if they were running out of stock). The wrap was tasty and very filling. It's stuffed with gyro meat (also comes with lettuce, tomatoes, and tzatziki). The gyro meat was tender and salty (as it should be). They seared the wrap shut, so it had a little extra crunchy texture. One half was plenty - I knew Marvis had big portions but didn't think it would apply to the wraps too! We also ordered the chipped beef which is one of their best sellers. I tried it and it was delicious! The home fries were more in the style of hash, which is my favorite. The potatoes were thin and crispy and had great flavor. I would come back and get these. Needless to say, we all had leftovers for the next day. Service was great. I was really impressed with service in Wildwood across the board. It's a great community here. You pay at the front, and they have a military discount. Prices are reasonable and as posted on their sign outside, that's a whole lotta food! As of October 13, 2026, they are now closed for the season, but they will reopen in spring 2027 around Easter.

Amazing place! We visited on a busy Saturday night in early May when a great band had drawn a huge…read morecrowd. While we were waiting for a table, the owner noticed us and personally made sure we were seated outside with wait staff assistance. He even apologized for the wait, which was greatly appreciated. The food was absolutely delicious, the atmosphere was lively and fun, and Tonya was incredibly sweet and helpful throughout our visit. We've been here many times and will continue to support this wonderful restaurant. Thank you, Surf Dog, for another great experience!

As a as we always say awesome place to make new friends and place to be be Just be…read more We had great service and an awesome meal.

had a great breakfast on our way home from the shore. it was packed when we arrived but we were not…read morewaiting long at all. everybody who works here is efficient, attentive and nice. we both had eggs over easy and hash browns/toast. he had bacon and I had the bacon & cheese option for my potatoes. we shared a short stack of perfect pancakes. these are in my top 5 pancakes.

Had breakfast the other day and I was shocked at the bill way to high for one meal. Don't recommend…read moreever.

We love stopping here when we are at the shore. Never had a bad experience. We come for breakfast…read morewhich is a big menu and great specials. Plenty of seating inside. Friendly atmosphere. Can accommodate large groups.

If you are traveling to Cape May from Gloucester, Salem and Camden counties you have probably…read moredriven past the Maurice River Diner and seen a parking lot full of cars. After a recent business meeting in the Wildwoods I decided to see why this isolate diner is so busy (And, ask a local how to pronounce Maurice it definitely does not match the name you might be familiar with.). This modern diner shines inside and out but what really matters is the warm welcome, excellent service and awesome diner food. Yes, there is the classic overwhelming menu but I decided to go with the Italian Trio Special, which came with soup and dessert in addition to chicken parm, a meatball and lasagna (Complete you know.). I asked my friendly waitress about the Navy Bean Soup and she admitted to having tried it but she said it was popular. The "cup" of soup comes in a large bowl chock full of ingredients with a taste that rivals any diner's bean soup that I have ever had. I could eat this soup almost every day (No one eats Navy Bean soup every day.). The corn bread square and roll were fresh and yummy! My trio presented me with three options as to where to begin and I am glad that the chicken parm was facing me because it was perfect! The chicken moist under crisp breading with just the right amount of melted cheese and a sauce/gravy that was rich in tomato flavor. The large meatball matched the chicken parm in flavor and its as large and made me happy. The lasagna was so-so because the noodles were very soft and almost melted in my mouth whereas I prefer a chewier pasta. It's meat also did not reach the heights of the parm and meatball so I would call it average. Thankfully I ate the parm first but I would not hesitate to order the Trio again. I had no room for dessert but my delightful waitress said, "I'll wrap up a rice pudding for you to take home." Boy, am I glad she did. It was a large serving that had to wait to the next day but it was really good rice pudding. So, if you are traveling down Route 55 or up Route 55 and your car takes you onto Route 47 in Port Elizabeth be sure to travel hungry because you definitely should stop at the Maurice River Diner!!

This was, without a doubt, the most extraordinary dining experience of my entire life. From start…read moreto finish, every moment was a masterpiece. We have been loyal Cape May devotees for twenty years, but our spontaneous venture into Wildwood Crest turned out to be a gastronomic revelation. On our final day before heading back to the beloved Cape, we stumbled upon this gem of a diner. From the instant we walked through the door, we were treated like royalty. A warm, enthusiastic greeting ushered us into a charming, spotless booth. The atmosphere radiated with nostalgic American charm. Our waitress, the epitome of friendliness, promptly took our drink orders, setting the tone for an unforgettable culinary journey. My husband selected the macadamia nut French toast, while I opted for the Greek-style Hangover. Both dishes transcended mere breakfast fare and entered the realm of the sublime. My plate, an exquisite blend of savory chipped beef, creamy feta, roasted tomatoes, and perfectly cooked eggs, was nothing short of heavenly. Each bite was a symphony of flavors and textures, an experience so divine it could have earned a Michelin star. I am still in awe, with the taste lingering as a cherished memory. And then there was the macadamia nut French toast. Imagine the softest, fluffiest slices of French toast, bathed in golden syrup and crowned with delicate macadamia nuts and brown sugar. Each bite was an ethereal, out-of-body experience, combining extraordinary flavors with an unparalleled texture that defies description. But the excellence did not stop there. The prices were astonishingly reasonable, and the service was beyond impeccable. The delightful owner personally visited our table to ensure our satisfaction, and even the cook seemed to take a moment to check on us. This level of dedication and personal touch elevated our dining experience to an unprecedented level. In summary, the service was flawless, the food was transcendent, and the ambiance was the epitome of classic American diner perfection. Even the coffee was exceptional--hot, smooth, and refilled at just the right moments. This diner is not just a recommendation; it is a must-visit, a culinary pilgrimage. It earns an A+++ in every conceivable category. The kids would say this place "ATE," and I wholeheartedly agree. This diner provided a dining experience that will be cherished for a lifetime. If you ever find yourself within a hundred miles, make the trip. You will not be disappointed. Highly, highly, highly recommend! ,

It was our first time here a few weeks ago (mid May). We stopped in for breakfast on a Sunday…read moremorning around 9. All of the staff were so friendly! I love when people are personable! Food came out quickly and was hot! The diner is clean and truly old school in the best way possible!! We lived it and are looking forward to going back!

we haven't been to this diner in many years, and decided to 'brave it' today…read more It seems to be much nicer than I remember, clean bright and friendly. Our server was very nice and recommended the spinach quiche which I ordered. Hubby had his usual 2 eggs 2 pancakes 2 bacon etc that he always orders wherever we go. the quiche was very good and came with a cup of fruit salad that was fresh, ripe and tasty. he enjoyed his order but lamented the absence of potatoes. all in all a good breakfast

Service was great as was the pleasant friendly woman at the register…read more The diner and bathroom were very clean and comfy. The food we ordered was a couple of omelettes. I had the "I" Greek omelette, it contained spinach, feta and bacon. This omelette was loaded with fillings. Totally enjoyed it. I also had home fries included with the omelette as well as my choice of rye toast. The home fries were cooked perfect but were unseasoned so very bland tasting. Nothing a bit of salt and ketchup couldn't help. Rue bread was cooked right and was quite enjoyable. My companion had a western, she would have preferred to have cheese in it but at a $2.50 charge a bit too much! They serve Lacas products for coffee and tea, I had a hot tea. I would return on next visit to NJ and recommend it. Good all around Jersey diner!