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Majestic Diner

3.1 (251 reviews)
ModerateDiners, American
Open • 7:00 am - 11:00 pm

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Casual
Moderate noise
Good for groups
Good for kids

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Eggs Benedict with crab cakes
Richard H.

Located on Old Country Road, this is a great family oriented diner! Serving hearty breakfast, lunch, or dinner meals. The diner is open from 7 am to 10 pm daily (to midnight on Saturday). Featuring savory breakfast dishes and pastries. I recommend their eggs Benedict with crispy cake cakes. This menu comes with hash brown potatoes and glass of juice(orange, pineapple, or tomato). Friendly service and lots of seating.

Manhattan clam chowder

Staying at a nearby hotel, I went for an early bird dinner. Pleasantly surprised with the quality of the food and the portions. Overall dinner was an excellent value. Service was friendly and efficient.

Clean
Robert G.

I've been in town for a couple weeks for work and been wanting to go to this diner. Upon entering your greeted by servers who will see you and it has a very old-school diner vibe. We seated at a booth and greeted promptly by a server. Red through the menu and decided on a Spanish omelette. Unfortunately, some of their items don't have descriptions. I assumed a Spanish omelette would have some kind of taco meat, Spanish vegetables, etc. When it came out, it had vegetables that were sautéed in a red sauce, which were good, but there were mushrooms, which I cannot eat so I had to pick them out. If there was a proper description in the menu, I would have avoided this omelette. I did end up eating the rest of it and it was very tasty as worth the home fries and the bacon and toast were crisp and hot. They were not really quick with refills on the coffee so I am deducting a star for that. But I would definitely recommend this establishment. Just make sure you ask questions if you have them about the menu. It was also a very clean restaurant and it felt really clean while you were sitting in there.

Majestic Diner entrance
Wanda P.

Majestic Diner - Westbury We were driving by and saw the Majestic Diner and we decided to stop in for a quick bite and was really impressed! I ordered the BLT with home fries, the bacon was crispy, the lettuce and tomato were fresh, and the toast was perfectly golden. The home fries were nicely seasoned and cooked just right, with a good mix of crispy edges and soft centers, however it was like warm, preferences would have been hot. The service was friendly and very efficient our food came out fast, and the staff checked on us to make sure everything was good. The diner itself has that classic, cozy feeling, with clean booths and a relaxed atmosphere. It's the kind of place where you feel welcome the moment you walk in. A great local spot for a satisfying meal and some friendly service. Would love to come back!

Sharlene R.

Very good its so nig there is no waiting we tried tge waffles with fresh strawberries and classic beacon and eggs great coffee and a very attentive staff bathroom clean could be updated all in all I will return

Bagel
Edwin S.

With inflation rampant and greedflation underway, it's important to find good value meals. Majestic Diner is one of them. With a vast menu ranging between breakfast, lunch and dinner Majestic delivers large portions on all. The aesthetic of the diner is fairly standard and when we last ate there, the ceiling started leaking. Despite all that though, the service is there is the staff does attempt to make things right and good. Taste: 3.5/5 Service: 4/5 Ambiance: 3/5 Value for money: 4.5/5 We had: 1) Quesadilla with Chorizo: the chorizo is a great addition and would totally recommend this 2) Lox eggs Benedict: fairly standard 3) Blintze: Very rich, great to share and not as an individual meal given how strong the flavours are 4) Bacon egg & cheese on a roll: not bad 5) sausage egg cheese bagel: not bad as well, what you would expect!

Rachel W.

Another rainy day, another diner. It was 2pm and it was nearly empty. I never saw a diner empty like that. The ambiance was like moat diners - decent lighting, different rooms, tables and booths. When the first, greasy looking waiter came over, I asked if they had a turkey BLT with avocado. He looked at me condescendingly and said a BLT is Bacon, Lettuce, and Tomato. I did not like his attitude towards me and I said, "I KNOW what a BLT is". From that point on, I wasn't comfortable. Luckily, we had 2 other waiters who were nice and polite and gave me what I wanted. My water was refilled as was my hubby's decaf. He had a Crab Benedict with large crabcakes and a rich Hollandaise with fries. Because he loves me, he gave me his crispiest fry. True love. We each ate half our meal and packed up the rest to go home. It was an OK experience overall.

Gyro Platter
M T.

We stopped in for a late dinner and ordered a gyro platter and a pork souvlaki platter. The gyro platter was good, but the pork platter was nothing special and lacked flavor.

Here you actually see more than cole slaw ... there was also some macaroni salad ... and the requisite pickle spear
Robert G.

It seems that I have repeatedly been prompted to review Majestic Diner, of which there are seemingly two on Long Island. That said, I must start out with a slogan with 5 words. "LAWN GILAND" DINER FEATURING ABBONDANZA There is a silver lining in some clouds and this was the silver lining on an overnight stay in this area using points for lodging. When you leave one of the 2 NYC airports in Queens and board the LIRR to stay this far out, the hassle and work involved might outweigh the savings. (I learned that the Northern New Jersey lodging options make more sense, since you can use NJ Transit at very reasonable prices and it will put you right into Port Authority in Manhattan.) At any rate, I looked at my phone for diner food and Majestic Diner came up. With its metallic exterior and photos of bodacious and abundant food, I was interested. It was about a mile to get there, which I did on foot, complete with an umbrella, and it's on a major boulevard that has all the malls and big box shopping. Once inside, it's decked out as an old school diner, and perhaps even nicer than most adhering to this theme. There are many booths and, because of the big windows and good lighting, it's bright inside, which is what I prefer. I asked for a booth adjacent to a window so I could savor "Lawn Giland" street life. I saw the portions going to customers after sitting down ... and after seeing the menu board specials. These are not $15 packaged deals, given that this is a more expensive area and, well, not Buffalo. However, it's a good value and, coming in at mid-afternoon, the meal served as lunch and dinner. The meal consisted of chicken breasts in a tasty sauce atop a bed of pasta, a salad, cole slaw with a pickle spear, bread, a large slice of chocolate cheesecake, and refillable coffee. Everything on that list fetches at least 4 stars. Also, the ingredients were very fresh and I especially noticed this with the salad. I would have liked to have given the chocolate cheesecake 5 stars, but that is reserved for the now gone Concord Diner in Valley Stream, also on Long Island, where the chocolate was drizzled in to look marbled and which I ate during a lot of rumbling, which, as a Californian, made me think of an earthquake when it was just the LIRR going by. That was the best cheesecake I've eaten to date. The service at Majestic Diner was friendly and attentive. Could it be that taking photos tends to ratchet up the level of service? I ponder this every now and then. The patrons were also friendly. As I took photos, these two ladies from Brooklyn, but native to Poland, began conversing with me from their adjacent table, which was also pleasant. This also makes me ponder if I have a sign saying "foreigners, talk to me," since my friends observe this dynamic and state that it rarely happens to them! Continuing with the armchair sociology, many people have a knee jerk reaction to dislike and distrust anything related to the tri-state New York area. What I notice is that people in this area have routinely been more animated and more friendly to me than anyone in, say, Chicagoland or other Midwestern metropolitan areas has ever been and which is the inverse of the stereotypes. With the food being abundant, I was glad that I walked a mile to and from Majestic Diner. Not only that, I got to size up Long Island better and, for the most part, was amazed that many of the major streets are as large, or larger, than those in L.A.'s San Fernando Valley. It's time to wrap this up. So, here is what we have: 1) tasty food, 2) plenty of it, 3) wait staff that is amicable, 4) potential value - depending on what and how you order, and 5) an elaborate and nicely put together old school diner that I found appealing both inside and out. Go in with an empty stomach!

My Reuben sandwich. I'm searching for the corned beef.

Bad night at the majestic. We had a to go order. Most of the order was incorrect or lacking ingredients. I did call and complain. I was told that next time we order we can have a credit. I'm not sure there will be a next time.

Deluxe Texas Burger
Stephen M.

Came here with a friend after catching a movie since not too many places open late. We both got burgers, he got the Twin burger Deluxe and I got the Texas Burger Deluxe. His came out with cheese, but my friend ordered no cheese and they quickly corrected their mistake. Food was good, service was nice. Pretty much what you expect from a Diner.

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Great food, excellent value for what you get with quick friendly service. Desserts made onsite.

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Gigantic portions fairly priced. You get a lot for your money. The food is as good as any diner in the area

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Loved the friendly, warm atmosphere . Food portions were supersized and delicious. We will definitely be back!

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