JAM Burger is an amazing place to grab some burgers / sandwiches and shakes. They have classic…read moreshakes or shakes with delicious toppings! We got the Oreo classic shake and the chocolate jam shake, both extremely delicious! The burgers here are also very good. I love the flavor of their sauce. They also have churros and fried Oreos for dessert. Definitely check them out! We cannot wait to come back!

The smash burgers were delicious. So many things to choose from on the menu. Staff were nice and…read moreample seating in the restaurant. Need to go try some more shakes on the menu.

Wow guys! I was at a marching band competition at met life stadium. There's a parent tailgate after…read moreour kids perform and I didn't know what to bring. So a quick yelp/DoorDash search brought me to this place and they delivered to the parking lot! Lol It was the hit of the tailgate! I should have taken credit for them but that would have been too suspect lol! We loved them so much after we left the stadium, we drove by to grab more empanadas for home and some horchata and sweet plantains. All were excellent! Prices were great! And I preferred the beef over the chicken empanadas but both were popular at the tailgate.

We ordered on Uber Eats and we're sooo satisfied! The CA burrito was spot on. Made me miss home!…read more My partner has a torta de Milanesa and it was also delicious!! We also ordered the agua de pepino con limón and it was also delicious! We will be back!

El Jardin delivered a delicious meal. The food was cooked to perfection. The service, presentation,…read moreand packaging were on point. I cannot discuss the ambience because the order was delivered. Bottom line: we will be back for more delicious food.

Got some delicious tacos here with my sisters! The birria were absolutely delicious. The service…read morewas quick. you order at the counter and it comes out quick. Absolutely loved it!! Parking nearby too.

A must try. :-) food and drinks are good. The staff are friendly. Place is clean and presentable.read more

Some girl doesn't even know what she's doing , she gave me someone else order and I told her I…read moredidn't order 2 coffee and she insisted on giving me it then gave me attitude once the lady claimed her order and said she never gave it to me smh

The Hot Grill is my go to hotdog place when you want an NJ authentic Texas weiner aka hotdog "all…read morethe way". There's been many great hotdog places throughout the years Libbies, Falls view, the original Johny and Hanges in Paterson. The Hot grill is king. Great hotdogs all the way, fried with gravy, onion rings you name it.

Anything you order must be done ALL THE WAY!! Trust me, the flavors don't come together unless you…read moreget the chili, mustard, onion combo added. The burger was lackluster, but the hot dog was the best hot dogs I've ever had and remains one of the foods I miss from this area. It was my first time back here in 10 years, and I was glad that this place remains just as good as I remember it.

Two visits (spaced a few years apart) - first time was dining in, second was to-go - and both were…read moremost excellent. The place is narrow (I missed it both times I came here) but it's got a look and vibe happening... music cranking, album covers splattered all over the place. The menu is narrow (burgers and chicken and shakes) and they know what the heck they're doing... chicken is juicy and delicious, burgers are smashed and crispy and packed with flavor. (The shakes look amazing, but that's not my thing.) The staff - could not be any cooler. Pricing and portions - all more than fair. Parking - not that fair. If they were a wee bit closer to where I live I'm sure we'd frequent them way more often. (Just don't rat me out to my cardiologist who would not approve, I'm sure.)

Ordered delivery via GrubHub one Friday afternoon. We had the Jam Burger (house-made smoked bacon…read morejam spread, caramelized onions , and jalapeño cheese popper) and the Bodega Burger (fried egg, sweet plantain , melted Jack Cheese, house-made garlic sauce, and crunchy red cabbage). The burgers were good but kind of pricey for what it was, especially since they were kind of small. It came out to almost $25 for the two burgers, and that doesn't even include fries. But it could also be because prices are usually jacked up in delivery apps. If that is the case, I wouldn't mind going in person and trying another burger hot off the grill, next time with some fries.

Amazing spot. I loved their triple slap burger with slap sauce. Also, got the loaded beef fries,…read morewhich was amazing. I also recommend getting their banana pudding and lotus cookie pudding. Both were fantastic!

We drove all the way to Clifton for Slap Burger as the first stop of a burger tour my wife and I…read morerecently started. It wasn't a place I had ever heard of before, but the hype and solid reviews were convincing enough to make it our opening act. The patties are halal, and whether that's the reason or not, there was a distinct smell coming from the beef--something noticeably different from a standard smash burger. Not necessarily bad, but definitely not my personal favorite. We ordered the Double Cheeseburger and the Slap & Melt. Between the two, the Slap & Melt clearly worked better for my palate. The patty and cheese played well together, the edges were nicely crisp, and the bun held everything together with a satisfying texture and balance. Ironically, the standout item for me was the chicken fingers--which were genuinely good. Overall, it wasn't a bad stop by any means. But given that Clifton isn't exactly around the corner for us, I'm not sure this is a place I'd go out of my way to revisit. Solid, but not destination-worthy--for us, at least.

A necessary update. After over 12 years, this is still the benchmark. The best, freshest, tastiest,…read moreburger of the thousands I have ever eaten, The standard cheeseburger here beats any fancy bells, and whistles burger out there. Almost unbelievable how this burger can taste so much better than any other. It's worth a pilgrimage.

Had this for the first time last night and will def be a regular here. Got the bacon cheeseburger…read moremedium (You might have to specify the temperature bc the server didn't ask me but not a big deal) and it was tremendous. Cooked perfectly and it was like the meat melted right into your mouth after every bite. Very affordable too compared to other places especially nowadays. Paid $8.50 for bacon cheeseburger and obviously regular cheeseburger is even less. Like others said hole in the wall kinda place off the highway so don't let that deceive u. Not that much seating during cold weather but someone got up as soon as we got there and we had a little table. Can get it to-go too obviously. Not that much space if u eat inside but not a big deal for me in the grand scheme.

Before I start I would like to say that this review is based solely upon my personal experiences…read moreand my personal experiences alone, so with that being said let's begin!. I decided to stop here for a bite to eat because I was in the neighborhood visiting family. This was not my first stop at this location!. I ordered a chicken slider combo, which consists of 2 sliders, a small order of french fries and a freestyle beverage. I will definitely return on my next visit!.

Did not go inside PROS: This was a very innovative White…read moreCastle. The drive thru has an AI system in it and the machine got our order correct. The prices were good, food was great, and the size of the building is spacious from looking in the window. The staff is nice and gets the order right CONS: They take 9 years to make your food and that causes a line up at the drive thru OVERALL: As long as you aren't rushing and there's no line I highly recommend you eating here

Ambiance is great. Classic. We had 4 dogs. 1 gravy & fries. 2 birch beers. Bill was $24.50. I made…read morea mistake and got kraut; should have got chili. The nostalgic Rutt's relish was good. I could not quite place the taste; but it was cold out of the fridge & very nice to complete my 1st experience at this classic Clifton cuisine stop. Service was quick & pleasant. Did I mention the bill was $25. We left $35 because we felt like it. Staff was appreciative. The hot dog itself - unique fried dog - as for flavor... it was different or "plain" if that makes sense; but not bad. Good for sure. It was a different dog than I used to get at Callahan's or Hiram's in Fort Lee years ago ... and I still think one of the best hot dogs is Dover Grille or (if you can believe it) Hoover's bar on Rt. 53 in Morris Plains. Rutt's get 4 stars for classic feel, service with a smile & overall experience.

A Ripper: otherwise known as a "Deep-Fried Hotdog". Three plain and simple words, but when…read morecombined, they are nearly pornographic. At least they are for me. Rutt's Hut has been on my punch list for a long time. Actually NJ fried Hot Dogs have been both from Rutt's and from Hiram's over in Ft. Lee. I got to Hiram's and today was my luck day to get a shot at a Ripper. Rutt's is a bit off the beaten path and is down a meandering pothole filled road in a very industrial feeling part of town surrounded by wooded areas. It seems like it would be a better place for a serial killer body dump than a Hot Dog vendor but it's been there since 1928 so it must be doing something right. There is a large, private, and free parking lot which is a huge bonus in my playbook. The building looks like it is in disrepair. There are 2 areas to eat here. A door to the left seems to be a pub/bar with sit down service and then there is the right side that I went to which is a stand up, indoor counter where you can get in and out very quickly. This is a cash only spot so come prepared. Get to an open counter worker, give them your order, and pay when they hand over the goods. I was a little intimidated when I walked in because it was clear that everyone else in the place understood the ordering routine and knew the menu (there are quite a few other items you could order other than Rippers). I stood in a corner like a potted plant for about 10 minutes and watched what others did when they walked in before I figured out the process. It's pretty simple but I did not want to screw up Rutt's world order by doing something stupid. The 3 Rippers I ordered were good (but not best in class for me). The one I liked the most was the chili cheese dressed Ripper because the chili was actually quite tasty. On the counter are large containers of brown mustard and almost-fluorescent yellow relish. People seem to love the stuff. It was a bit like sweetened sauerkraut for me and the color of it makes me think it is either radioactive or seasoned with antifreeze. I would be happy going here again but I can't say that my Rippers were anything special. I might ask for them to be a little overdone next time to add a bit of texture. What I did like about Rutt's was the history, the dilapidated building, the simplicity of the menu, the naming of their dogs as "Rippers", and the fact that it felt like I was eating among real NJ natives that knew exactly what they were there for. Experiencing local culture doesn't get much better than that.