Stopped in for a quick bite while our shopping. Ordered 2 slices of bacon, chicken, ranch. Bo it…read morewas amazing. Not a lot of seating so was going to do take out, but the guys working were so friendly and told me it was ok to stay. They were watching the Eagles game and although we didnt interact once I paid, it was like a great environment. They advertise the best wings, that'll be what I try next since they have about 15 flavors.

I was curious if there were any pizza places with Papa in the name other than Papa John's in the…read moreGreater Philadelphia area, and this place popped up. They had two kinds of plain pizza - regular and "Grandma" style. Both slices had excellent crust - well done and crunchy. The cheese/sauce ratio on both were pretty good - high quality ingredients on both! I could taste a lot of good flavor from both cheeses - Grandma one had pretty great tasting sauce as well. I rate the plain slice as 4.1 out of 5, and the grandma as 4.3 out of 5. On my scale, 4 is excellent (means I would drive out of my way to have the slice), so that translates to 5 stars on this site. Would love to get a whole grandma pie when I'm in this area again.

Got a cheesesteak with fired onions. The steak was very dry the onions were undercooked and the…read morebread tasted and felt like wet tissue paper. Other that that it was $16!!!!!!!!

A great and varied menu with reasonable prices. My wife and I are in here weekly and enjoy the food…read moreand the personal attention we get. The place is very clean and very consistent.

The Black Horse Diner is not the kind of place where angels weep or where culinary revolutionaries…read moretake notes. No. It is simply a reliable hearth for hungry souls who adore breakfast food, lunch food, and dinner food in equal measure. And it is my dear mother's favorite diner in the area, which feels like a credential earned through decades of careful eating and limited dietary options thanks to a gallbladder that decided it had seen enough of this world. Service here approaches that shining ideal of Americana. The wait staff seem genuinely invested in your continued existence, keeping coffee cups filled and orders moving with calm efficiency. You are not rushed, forgotten, or treated like an inconvenience. You are treated like someone who came in hungry and intends to leave better than you arrived. The food is dependable in the most comforting sense of the word. The menu is typically Jersey diner broad and familiar, offering breakfast all day, sturdy sandwiches, omelets that know what they are doing, and classic diner dinners that arrive hot and generous. I've had the meatloaf with mushroom gravy, the French onion soup, the prime rib, and the French toast. Nothing is fancy or experimental. Nothing is trying to impress you. It simply aims to be good, and usually succeeds. The dining room itself is clean and comfortable, with the reassuring atmosphere of a place that has seen many regulars come and go and remembers them kindly. Families, couples, and solo diners all seem equally at home. You can order chicken croquettes or a country omelette and know exactly what you are going to get, which is a small but meaningful luxury in a world that so often overpromises and underdelivers. So I give the Black Horse Diner four stars. Not because it is extraordinary, but because it is steady, sincere, and reliably satisfying. Sometimes a solid meal served by capable people in a place that knows itself is more than enough.

I walked in to this traditional NJ diner (entry behind the main door, pay at the register, all that…read moregood stuff), and they got us a table right away before the others arrived. Strong start. I ordered one of the mini meals. I really loved the cream of mushroom soup of the day. Deep flavor and a nice complement of mushrooms, better than usual. The initial appetizers with the mini meals came out right away. I would say an average wait time for dinner. And the food? My chicken croquette tasted almost like lobster. Plenty of sauce to dip the beans. I tried my friend's fries and those are also outstanding. Excellent meal through and through. And mini meals include a dessert! Homemade pudding - tapioca is delicious. Highly recommend. I'm not a diner guru, but this hit every angle I'd want. Come check it out!

So what do you do on Easter Sunday when you're hungry...??? You search out a place that's open…read more So I tried gouldsburger in haddonfield a "premium" cheesesteak shop. I've tried hamburgers from here previously but never a cheesesteak. So I ordered a cheesesteak with cooper sharp cheese and fried onions. The onions chopped very small and hardly there. First impression was that they really chopped this meat up into almost ground beef consistency. The meat was very tasty and the cheese totally melted throughout. First bite I thought well it's very good but what's all the hype about?? The roll was tasty but seemed very dense and had some sort of seasoning that I could not identify. Overall it's definitely an above average sandwich but I am unconvinced that the hype is real

Overpriced for what you get. Decor was nice…read more Workers were just meh Probably not go back as it was to expensive for hot dogs and burgers

Ordered the steak burrito and I have zero regrets. The steak was tender, seasoned perfectly, and…read morepacked with flavor in every bite. The portion size was solid too -- definitely filling without feeling overdone. But the real star? The green sauce. Absolutely incredible. It had the perfect balance of heat and flavor -- not overpowering, just enough kick to elevate the whole burrito. I ended up dipping every bite in it. If you're going, don't skip the green sauce. It takes everything to another level. I'll definitely be back.

We got the menu in the mail and the food looked very appetizing. Great menu with a great variety of…read moreitems to try. We went to the restaurant and ordered a few items for take out. When we got there a gentleman greeted us with a smile on his face. He was kind enough to explain the items listed on the menu. The menu is in English and Spanish. The restaurant is very clean with a really nice decor. We ordered nachos, empanadas the Cuban sandwich and the avocado and chicken salad. To our surprise the food was amazing and the portions are huge! The nachos are topped with chicken or beef, beans, lettuce, tomato...the works! The empanada was topped with lettuce, onions, tomato, sour cream, a special sauce and more! The avocado and chicken salad...amazing! It comes with a garlic dressing that they should bottle up and sell! Everything was fresh with great presentation. We will definitely be ordering from there again. Highly recommend!

Our meals were delicious. The staff was welcoming, kind and courteous. We appreciated the music,…read morethe casual decor and video screens. We ate inside the restaurant. Some folks ate outside in the provided bistro setting. We will certainly be back soon. Thank you for a delightful dining experience.

My first time going to this establishment @3:30p on a Thursday . A food influencer recommended it…read morein his U-tube Chanel. The Asian girl at the counter was not friendly and I felt unwelcome . I should not have ordered but I did. I ordered a salmon bowl which was very flavorful and delish . I will not support a business where I'm not welcome. I loved the music and decor/ vibe but customer service is lacking personality. This is my first and last time at this business:(

What an absolute treat to find a fast food restaurant that has quality in its food…read more Saw this restaurant while traveling west on Route 38 to Philly. We decided to try it for lunch on our way back. We were not disappointed! The food was delicious, wonderfully prepared and served hot. The Oklahoma burger was amazing. Service was terrific. We can not wait to go back again and again.

65 Cheesesteaks in 64 days is leading us into March Cheesesteak Madness 2026. The Raging Bull is…read moreour 38th Cheesesteak. 2026 March Cheesesteak Madness -- 64 Cheesesteaks, 4 Regions, 2 Champions. The Raging Bull put me through a full range of emotions. I ended up in NJ -- bummed. Then I realized I was only 3 minutes away from a spot with a 4.9 Google rating -- instant mood boost. I ordered a cheesesteak with fried onions. Pro tip: 63¢ cheaper if you pay cash. I paid cash. $20.16 total... mood drop. $1 for fried onions... very, very unhappy. I noticed Eclipse Brewing was 10 minutes away and having their grand reopening -- JOY. I roll over there... packed... food truck only... no beer for me... eating in the parking lot thirsty... sadness returns. The cheesesteak itself? Big, bready roll -- concern. First bite -- meaty and the roll collapsed nicely around the meat -- optimism. Second bite -- cheesy, good, but that made the top bites feel a little dry. My $1 fried onions? I don't remember tasting them. With a few tweaks, this could easily be a very good cheesesteak. On to the next stop on the road to March Cheesesteak Madness.

Highly recommend Donnie Russell's pic III! Very friendly staff and quality food. Great catering for…read morefootball and parties, wings are the bomb

Fun and unique food. Service is willing to customize your order to make you happy. Cute and kitchy…read morewith memorabilia that shares the owners hobby.