We stumbled on this place and it's very small but adorable. The menu is really interesting and we…read moredecided to try the yak burger and the kangaroo burger and they were both really tasty. Our fav was the 'roo. Both were cooked perfectly. They were small burger sized or large slider size. We also got some loaded fries and Mac and cheese. We ordered the smalls for both and indeed the portions were small but tasty. I think the specialty burgers are reasonably, but sides are on the pricy side for the size. But again everything was cooked well and delicious. We will definitely go back.

Service: I wanted to start with service, because of how…read moredelightful it was. You could tell the gentlemen (especially the one with the british/ish accent), they really enjoyed what they do and the flavors they put into the food. We got to try out some curry, the one is planning to add for a specialty sandwich for the world cup! Ambiance: Very no frills. There are two small tables; but the park is right down the road, so that is the option if you have a party of 3+. There's no AC, so i'd recommend carrying out if it's a hot summer day. Food: We got the moo moo platter. The yak burger was FULL of flavor, it's so different, but so delicious. The gator sausage, was cooked to perfection on a thick bun; and it's not hard to chew! This tends to be an issue with gator, it was awesome. The wild boar taco was delicious with a nice back heat with jalapeños, it's something i would sit and have three of; but the tortilla wasn't really heated through at the bottom so it was falling apart, but was still delicious, i just forked it up!! We will definitely snag more fun foods to try from here, I'm looking forward to the kangaroo, mac and cheese bites, and fried pickles.

Quick service in this tiny spot. I wanted to try the salmon burger but they didn't have it the day…read moreI came in so I went for the Cajun chicken burger instead. They have a lunch combo that includes a side and a drink so I went with fries. All in all it was just ok.

absolutely love this place- my new favorite in Jersey City! the food is excellent and I love the…read moreambiance of a diner vibe from decades fast. the service is great and everyone I've encountered has been very friendly. The board games are a plus- me and my boyfriend played connect 4 for like an hour on a Saturday night. definitely check this place out if you're in the area!

I have to confess that I have even less of a yen for cheesesteaks than I do for actual steak at a…read moreplace like Gallagher's or Smith & Wolensky. I've been in Philadelphia numerous times and have never felt an urge to sample for myself and decide which of the "famous" cheesesteak competitors in the city, across the street from each other-- Pat's or Geno's--- is actually the "superior" one. Couldn't have been less interested (unless it was someone offering me free tickets to an Eagles game; THAT I would have been less interested in, given my near-total boredom when it comes to sports of any kind). I did go through a phase during my college years (money ill-spent, given my subsequent "career" trajectory) where I ate lunch often in the cafeteria and invariably ordered a cheesesteak and a piece of German chocolate cake. Not quite sure at this late date what that was all about, but let's just say it's not one of my admittedly few "treasured" memories. Having said all that, I did order food the other day from Midtown Philly and was well satisfied. I was at work in Hoboken, suffering through yet another migraine and the nauseating effects of the medication I take for it (I really should have been home in bed, but if I take off every day I have a migraine...which is usually every single week and occasionally 2 or 3 days in a row...I'd be out of my job in no time at all). As I've perhaps mentioned in previous reviews, when I am in the throes of a migraine, it almost never proves deleterious to my appetite. If anything, it enhances it. I glanced over at my co-worker/friend, the former Godfather of Lunch (in his newly found sobriety from gluttony, he has sworn off ordering food to be delivered to our office, calling it "stress eating"). Not expecting an affirmative response, I asked, "You feel like ordering out?" Surprisingly, he immediately replied, "OK. We can't order Lo Fatt Chow anymore. What does that leave?" "What do you want?" He mentioned Midtown Philly. We had ordered from there before, a long time ago, and I hadn't disliked it, but...as I've said...I rarely, when hungry, say to myself, "What I need right now is a cheesesteak." This time, though, it seemed like an inviting and inspired change of pace, and I responded, "Ok. Let's do it." I ordered a Pittsburgh cheesesteak, which was the steak (ribeye, as I've learned-- not Steak-umm's, as I once thought), cheese, and tricolor coleslaw. The sandwich was just enough-- not enough to be uncomfortably over-filling, not skimpy enough to leave one hungry and feeling cheated. It was a moist, flavorful sandwich that did assuage my hunger, and left me thinking, "Maybe I need to re-think this lifelong indifference to Philly cheesesteaks!" It was helped by a plentiful side order of French Fries (they have a decent side order selection to choose from, if one is so inclined), which were crisp, just as I like them. They were too many of them, in fact, and I unloaded some on the Godfather, who in turn spooned over his tomatoes to me (don't ask me to explain his antipathy to tomatoes; I don't know! Tomatoes are one of the very few things he won't eat). I also had a lemon-lime Gatorade, which sometimes helps soothe (or so I've thought) a migraine, the electrolyte draining preparation for a colonoscopy, and...in the past...the fierce hangover left by an overindulgence the previous night in alcohol and opioids. I'm unsure what the Godfather ordered-- either the Diablo cheesesteak or the Volcano cheesesteak-- but it was ... obviously, given the name they've bestowed upon it...very, very hot indeed. Not something my delicate digestive system would have been able to handle (although I do sometimes wish fervently that I could still eat like that). However, the Godfather pronounced himself well satisfied on finishing it and he wasn't breathing fire in my direction. This was one time he didn't chastise me for "pushing" him into ordering food. They have other items one can order, like Hoagies-- including "Sinatra's Hoagie" (of course; it's Hoboken, after all!), which consists of ham, Genova salami, provolone, lettuce, tomato, raw onions, olive oil, red wine vinegar. Next time, I might be tempted to order it. Salads too. And desserts. Prices were reasonable, delivery was quick and efficient, and the food really hit the spot, making the agony of my medicated migraine less intense and debilitating than it otherwise would have been. I very much recommend Midtown Philly. I look forward to ordering from there again, and I won't let a few years go by before I do so. And it has the enthusiastic seal of approval from the former Godfather of Lunch! What other recommendation do you really need?

Midtown Philly Steaks 523 Washington St…read more Hoboken, NJ 07030 Cheesesteak Financially speaking, this was an excellent deal. It was the most cost effective sandwich. Regretfully, its taste did not live up to its price. The onions needed more sauteeing, the cooper sharp cheese wasn't completely melted and the hoagie roll lacked flavor. #midtownphillysteaks #cheesesteaks #cheesesteaksandwich #njcheesesteaks

I went here after searching for a new burger spot in the area. I went in on a Sunday afternoon and…read morewas not busy but noticed people mostly ordered to go. The place was nicely decorated and felt homey, I did think it could use some music as none was playing while i was there. Service was great provided by a young lady working front desk and serving - very nice demeanor. The menu caught me a bit by surprise with some very unique burgers and hot dog options. I went with a Hawaiian burger and thought it was just ok... NOTE: it comes with fries although menu did not specify. Bread was stale and i think it had better potential with different bread. Overall its ok and id give another try for the other menu items

Best burger I had in my life hands down was from here, don't remember the name of the burger but I…read moreknow it had shrimp in it. Everything was amazing and most definitely a 10 out of 10

While no longer a brick and mortar, still hands down some of the best burgers. Love the fries…read more.. fresh cut and crispy. Love the no beef options. Be sure to check out their food truck... They are stationed outside 902 Brewing Co in J.C.

This had gotta be one of the most delicious burgers I've ever had in my life! We got the American…read morewagyu burger, and we were obsessed. The buns were perfectly toasted. It was sweet with a hint of sweetness. The sauce makes this burger dreamy. It was rich but not overpowering. It didn't take away the rich flavor of the wagyu. The real star was the burger patty. It was well-seasoned but still maintained a beefy wagyu flavor. It was juicy with a hint of the charred aroma from the cast iron. Man...this burger was perfect. Unpopular opinion, the size of this burger was perfect for me. I like my burger in bite-able size. Oh! Don't forget to get the fries.

My family took me here because they were raving about the donuts and they were not wrong. The…read morefreshly-made doughnuts were being assembled right in front of us! It was so fun choosing which toppings we wanted, and to see it all come together was really cool. They tasted absolutely amazing. Warm, fresh, and sweet donuts were the perfect ending to our night.

The customization here for freshly-made donuts is bar none. For fans of build-your-own, this is…read moregreat! The donuts have a more cake-like texture to them than something like a Krispy Kreme donut. Service is nothing to write home about, but efficient. The eccentric colors, displays, and ability to watch your creations being made are fun!

I decided to get dinner at this ghost kitchen restaurant. It is located in a building with other…read moreghost kitchens. Everything is ordered online or the kioskI ordered: Breakfast Burger (Egg, Burger Patty, Lettuce, Tomato, Onion) Cubano Remix (Sukiyaki Beef, Ham, Shreaded Cabbage) Monkey Brain Fries (Chopped Cheese w/ Burger Patty on fries) The food was delicious and my favorite was the Breakfast Burger! I really enjoyed this spot!

New spot in the area and I randomly ordered lunch -- glad I did…read more Sandwich was stacked, flavorful, and hit the spot. Soft bun, juicy meat, melted cheese. Simple and done right. I'll be back

Absolutely Delicious!!! Went to the Hackensack Diner initially and couldn't have chosen a Better…read morePlace!!! So beyond Delicious, couldn't ask for Better food and everything about the location is out of this World!!! Definitely cements most Amazing Memories you want to recreate Endlessly!!

I've heard so much about this place, and I've had it on my must try list for a long time now. I…read morefinally decided to try it. First the good, the place really brings you back in time. The outside is iconic for sure, the inside has great pictures and the decor is kept retro style and it gives it a cool and nostalgic feel. The service was good and the price of $12 for 3 cheeseburgers, fries and a soda is inexpensive by any standard. Unfortunately the burgers were disappointing. Mine tasted as though they had been sitting on the grill for a while, and they were on the cold side. I think the diner is worth trying it once for its history, atmosphere, and experience. So try it and judge for yourself, but as for me, not my cup of tea. I would compare the quality of the burger to a McDonald cheeseburger. Way better places to get a burger.