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Maple Leaf Diner

3.7 (67 reviews)

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Moderate noise
Good for kids
Good for groups

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Huevos Rancheros
Leo R.

This small family run diner is both quick and the food is delicious! Last time I got the huevos rancheros and it was like having nachos for breakfast, I thought how could one complain. This time wasn't completely the same it seemed rushed and it didn't come with this awesome green salsa they had last time. There isn't a ton of seating for weekend traffic but it is very well run. The ambiance is not very private but cozy. The staff is super pleasant and patient. Best to go during non peak hours but I would come back.

Open face turkey sandwich
Tony B.

Now this is a great diner! After trying three others in the NYC we finally found one that knows what they are doing! So many great items it amazes me they can keep such a variety on the menu. Loved the Manhattan clam chowder on a cold day, followed by a truly homemade veggie burger with a basket of sweet potato fries. Nice presented with mini baskets of fries. Service was on point. Gluten free options were available. Ooh I forgot to mention they had a nice cole slaw for a side.

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Hollie S.

Atmosphere: It's not a huge metallic diner, nor is it big at all. It's located in the heart of Maplewood. There is plenty of street parking, but like any downtown, you might need to park and walk. The inside is modest with several booths and a few tables, as well as a small bar. Coffee: The coffee was brewed hot and fresh. I have no complaints. The waitress refilled it several times. Food: I wasn't sure what I was in the mood for. The Maple Leaf Diner has everything from breakfast, to lunch, and dinner options. On the specials, they had split pea soup listed which is one of my favorite soups. When I ordered, they were out. I ultimately went with a BLT which I have no complaints with.  It was packed full. Service: The waitress was friendly, and our food came out fast. It was a positive experience. Overall Thoughts/Would I Come Back? I liked the Maple Leaf Diner, and it was a positive experience. It's not a large diner, but it's a great local small town. There is plenty to do in Maplewood, so it's fun to spend a few hours there.

Make your own omelette with multigrain toast and seasoned waffle fries
Maggie R.

After spending the morning biking around Maplewood, we were hungry for some breakfast or brunch! Unfortunately, the restaurant scene at 10am on a Saturday in Maplewood is slim pickings. We figured "it's NJ, we can't go wrong with a diner!".... great decision! We were seated immediately and the place was super crowded and many folks looked like regulars. We both ordered omelettes, I created my own (great options!) and had to add a side order of the waffle fries... which were great by the way... and my boyfriend had the Mexican omelette with home fries and rye toast. We both liked the food and the portions were huge, very American. Service started out great but then he forgot about us after our plates were cleared so we ended up sitting for 15 minutes waiting for the check. No concerns here though, we weren't in a rush!

Half-eaten, Spinach mushroom onions and cheddar cheese omelette with potatoes and toast.

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A good ole diner. They'll welcome you with a smile and tasty coffee that reminds me of Brooklyn bodega from my youth such love in a cup.

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The food here is excellent. The Greek salad is awesome and their Leto meals are amazing. If ur craving sweet potato fries- order here!

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Excellent breakfast and the service was great. Very reasonably priced for the area. Will be making this a regular stop.

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This is place is exactly what an NJ diner should be. They have Breakfast all day. No extra frills or fancy menu items are necessary.

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