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    Stewart's Root Beer Drive-In

    2.9 (35 reviews)
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids

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    Jumbo Chilli Dog
    Jerry P.

    So, I feel need to preface this by saying this is a conditional 4-star rating. Stewarts is a HUGE slice of nostalgia for me. I have fantastic memories of growing up in South Jersey going to Stewarts with my friends and family, and any time I stop by this location all of those warm, fuzzy feelings come flooding back. In addition to this, my kids love this place, and why wouldn't they? The menu here is pretty much the stuff of elementary-aged boys' dreams. Our most recent visit was for a quick lunch after swim practice, and it was dogs all around: corndog kids meal for the youngest, a chili dog for the older one, and a jumbo chili dog for me with a side of corn fritters for the tables. Oddly, the buns for the two hot dogs were toasted thick-cut bread, but it actually worked nicely. The dogs were tasty, and the chili topping was certainly not fancy or home made, but it did the job. We also all got ice cream floats in frosted mugs, which is always an excellent choice here. The service was friendly and fast. The fare here is certainly not high-quality, fancy versions of anything, it is what it is, and the price is reflective of that. Stewarts scratches a very specific itch. If you stick with simple selections realizing that you're going to get Sysco-style frozen food dropped in the fryer or simple dogs and burgers cooked up on a flat top by a kid learning how to be a line cook, you'll do just fine. I can almost guarantee your kids will enjoy it here, even if your cholesterol level does not.

    double 1/4 Bacon Cheeseburger Waffle Fries chocolate milkshake

    honestly the best fuckin food ive had in a while. ive been here for 10 minutes and im ALREADY eating burger,fries, and a milkshake. it cant any better then that.

    Stewart's Root Beer
    Gerald S.

    Returned today for a quick hot dog lunch. Tried the Italian version, a jumbo Frank topped with potato, pepper and onion, and squirted with mustard and ketchup. Looked great in the plastic basket. But, aside from the oversized meat sausage which was okay, the rest left much to be desired. The taters were hard. The peppers were semi-sweet sweet, and the onions were limited. The roll it all came in was tasteless and likely beyond its best moments. The root beer is still solid, but two strikes on the grub here. There won't be a strike three.

    Times have changed for Stewart's
    Vince S.

    Oh nostalgia, today you have led me astray. I had a hankering for a root beer float, and what pairs better with that than a chili dog? So I stopped in at this local Stewart's, which has been here for over 50 years. To be fair to my parent's good taste, they always took me to other locations. The hot dog itself had a good flavor, but was very small, maybe the next step up from a cocktail weenie. On first look I thought they got my order wrong, I didn't see any chili. It was there but must have been applied with a butter knife, not even a teaspoons worth. The float was very good, but very expensive too. 2 dogs and a tiny float set me back $12. Service was very quick and very friendly, but I advise any others who had fond memories of this slice of Americana to look elsewhere.

    "Ultimate" Grilled Cheese
    Jenn W.

    I'm a little disappointed, to be honest... I've lived around the corner from Stewart's for a little more than five years, and finally decided to try it out today. The waitress was friendly, but not very good at math. $11.98 for fried raviolis and an ultimate grilled cheese, gave her $22, got $8.02 in return. I didn't say anything, because I'm a generous tipper by nature... So instead of $5, she ended up with $7 as a tip. *shrug* As for the food... The fried raviolis were very chewy, and hard around the edges. Not gourmet, but I wasn't expecting as much. Moving on to the "ultimate" grilled cheese... Now, when I order food, I expect it to be better than what I can prepare at home (which isn't asking for much, as I'm not a great cook). It was NOT great, or even approaching good. This was mainly why I'm feeling let down. The bread looked toasted enough (literally, like it was put in a toaster), but the cheese was barely melted, and it was just... Sad. I've made better on my stovetop at home (and again, I'm NOT a great cook). I will give Stewart's another try one day (I'm all about second chances), but I'll have to order something different, because this was not a savory meal, even by my low standards.

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    I love Stewart's and was in the mood for a good chili dog... And some onion rings and delivery... Excellent

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    If you prefer frozen food, this is your place. Soda is excellent, but a tad overpriced.

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    Cold rootbeer on a hot day. Just awesome. Don't forget to get the gallon of rootbeer to go.

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