Me and my local buddy along with a Canadian acquaintance of mine were craving some food and decided…read moreto try senator sandwich we dialed up an order with some cheesesteaks and club sandwich's and they were phenomenal along with the services, The owner even tossed in a jumbo dog no bun which my Canadian acquaintance had the luxury of throwing down a 1 bite challenge on solid spot

We love this shop! So cute inside, with nice seating inside and out on the deck. But the star is…read morethe food- the loaded fries are a must have and the cheesesteaks were delicious! Somehow my husband managed to also eat a burger, which he said is also spectacular - the best he has ever had. I love when a place meets the hype, and Senatore was perfect.

Great food great service great atmosphere great overall experience been here many times and will…read more100% be back

Solid diner. We come here after church on Sundays and always have a good meal. I usually order a…read morecheese omelette. The coffee and omelette are typical for diners but done right. No disappointments. I've also had the pastrami Rueben and loved it. They used plenty of Russian dressing, lots of pastrami and a good encasement of cheese. The service is contingent on the server. My favorite is a male waiter who is very attentive. The owner is very kind and knows we like a certain table. It's a family friendly place with lots of parking and it's kept clean. It's worth heading to for solid diner fare. They do it right.

Love their burger bar, and the fries are awesome! Can't go wrong here as the burgers are quality…read moreand you can put whatever fresh toppings you want on it. Cheese sauce is a nice bonus.

We stopped in for a casual lunch and were blown away by the friendly service, quality of the food,…read moreand freshness of the toppings bar. The burgers were made to order and delicious! It was fun to sample the sauces and we enjoyed the milkshake a lot. It also seems incredibly family friendly with the small connected arcade. This would be a perfect spot for folks looking for something to do on a cold day! It was our first time coming, and we will be back.

Best dogs and fries around with wonderful service!!! Eat inside or outside in the beer garden !!!…read moreCharming Swiss house vibe.

Best hotdogs, fries and onion rings. Fast service and authentic ambiance. Very family oriented.read more

It took me a little time to find 30 Burgers in Denville today (across from the Second Half), but I…read morewas glad I did. Inside, there are a few tables, but it looks like this place is mostly takeout. I ordered my burger and just had to wait a few minutes for it to be cooked. The burger I ordered was the A-1 Bleu Burger. It was fantastic! The burger itself had a great char to it and the crumbled bleu cheese with A-1 sauce was perfect. The menu of all the other burger options is very tempting. I will be back to try more!

I thought I'd been to a 30 Burgers before, but it does not show up in my reviews. Now it shall…read more Since this is a chain, I'll start with the food, and I will note that the food overall would be a solid 4 stars at minimum. With an asterisk. Because I got a fat sandwich, not a burger. But what a great menu variety to choose frome! It's the tastiest fat sandwich I ever had. It actually looked skinny when it showed up on the tray, but it turned out to be much deeper bread to compensate. Very high quality ingredients and seasoning compared to the infamous food trucks. My friend and I agreed that the fries are excellent, nice and crispy on the outside but soft on the inside. However, I regret to inform you that Cheese Fries are really Cheez Fries, without actual cheese on them. (I bet I could order that... for an additional fee. The 50 cent upcharge looked too good to be true.) So now, the unfortunate reasons the 4 stars has dropped to a 3. First, I agree with what many others have said here - this is the wrong environment for Denville. You're walking into an industrial setting. The raised roof reveals some rough edges to the top of the bathroom and above the kitchen, both of which feature various objects stored on those tops. Really poor design unless you're a test kitchen. And design alone wouldn't be enough to deduct a star, except the service was a bit of an issue. There were only two staff present, and they were both cooks, which means one of them had to stop cooking every time a customer had a request. Service was still fairly quick and friendly, but I really can't think of another time I have experienced something like this. One star will be given back with either of the above reductions fixed. If all is fixed... I will come back, order an actual burger with actual (upcharged) cheese on my fries, and reconsider.

Passed by this place a few times and finally decided to stop in. It was just two of us this time…read more I figured we'd try the eponymous Jersey Dog, which we got built on a Big Dog foot-long chassis... but first should explain how ordering works. At the top of the menu are three choices of dog (Sabrett dirty water dog, Thumanns, and Big Dog, which is a footlong. The last two are deep fried), with base prices. I guess you can just get a plain dog that way; and in fact, you can get free toppings as mentioned in the 2nd section of the menu (entitled "Free Toppings"!) - some of which are housemade gourmet options. You then pick the toppings/style in the paid section (marked "Deluxe Toppings") and I assume most people just jump straight to this. We wanted to try the Jersey Dog and were torn for a 2nd dog: deciding between the Pizza Dog and the Burrito Dog but finally decided on the burrito dog since it seemed a bit more exotic. Both were excellent, but if you'd like a breakdown, here goes: The Jersey dog is described as having yellow American cheese but I don't recall seeing any. The hashbrown is legit, and it's huge. The bun is huge as well, to better hold all this deep-fried goodness. My only criticism of this particular dog is that it's quite starchy. The top half of the bun (the part that's not full of Big Dog) was packed with hashbrown and the combination of that with the bun (though it was an excellent bun!) was too starchy. I counteracted this somewhat by alternating with bites of pure dog that were hanging out of either end of the bun. I was tempted to decompose the hot dog and and eat the hashbrown and other components individually with a fork, but where's the fun in that? I was worried the Taylor ham and hotdog would come out too salty but the flavors complimented each other surprisingly well. All in all, this was a great dog. And it was huge- probably more than one person should eat (remember, I ordered it as a footlong). There were two of us so we cut each dog in half and shared. Had we been much hungrier we might have been able to also fit in an order of fries, but not this time. Next was the burrito dog. We got this built with the Thumann's dog, so it was a little more manageable of a size. However, there was still a lot going on here. The burrito dog is the thinking man's dog. This preparation, in fact, will cause you to question your own definition of what a hot dog is. Forget about the age-old "is a hot dog a sandwich?" argument, order the Burrito Dog and engage your dining companions in a verbal dual about whether or not a Burrito Dog even counts as a hot dog... The burrito wrapper was somehow both soft and crispy at the same time. This might be due to our eating it almost directly from the fryer, at the little canopy-covered benches right outside the restaurant. And even though there was a torrential downpour of rain that started right after we started eating, this canopy was just the right dimensions to protect us from the wind-whipped rain, yet was open enough to prevent it from being too hot (and was certainly open enough to help allay any lingering covid fears you may have). Pro Tip: The burrito dog, being completely wrapped and then deep-fried, retains its heat much longer than your regularly-constructed hot dogs. I cut ours in half (and we started with the Jersey Dog to give time for the Burrito Dog to cool down some). But, you may also use this superpower to your advantage- if ordering to-go, or if you are passing through at an inconvenient time, order the Burrito Dog and it'll still be hot enough to eat an hour later! The chili (you have to specify spicy or mild; we opted for mild as I am a big wuss about spicy foods) was excellent- not to overpowering, but full of the right flavors and textures. The menu describes it as coming with a dollop of sour cream which I am not sure I got, but it doesn't really need it (maybe the spicy one does?). I reall liked this dog and if I had to do it over, I'd get this one. But I'd like to try a few more before declaring my favorite. As I said, the Pizza Dog was an initial contender, and the next time I have an opportunity to stop in to Jersey Dogs, I will get that one. The falafel dog intrigues me greatly. The Jersey Girl (like the prototypical Jersey girl) seems like a delicious hot mess.... There's so much here I want to try. What we didn't realize until we got there was that they have their own brand of soft drinks- bottled in a refrigerator by the front door. I doubt they are made on site but it's a cute thing to check out and the ones we picked (cream soda and wild cherry) also happened to be caffeine free). They were really good and quite refreshing. Will definitely be back to try something new when I'm in the area. Almost forgot to mention; the lady (owner?) who I talked to was so nice and friendly. We chatted a bit about local weather events, joked around a little, etc. Hopefully she's there when I go back!

Sadly not as good as it used to be. It used to be more like Callahans, that was in Fort Lee. Now…read morethe dogs are smaller and dryer. Maybe ownership change? Cut backs? But it was fabulous when it was in the little storefront!!!!

First time customer. We had a lunch of a pulled pork BBQ sandwich and a BBQ brisket cheese steak…read more Both were so good! Friendly staff. Give Smokin' Mo's a try, I know that we'll be back

If you know, you know... and somehow we didn't--until today…read more Located in Sandyston Township, near Branchville, Smokin' Mo's Southern BBQ is the kind of place you could easily pass by--but you shouldn't. We went straight for the Brisket Cheesesteak (12" hoagie), and it might've just redefined what a cheesesteak can be. Piled high with smoky, tender brisket, peppers, onions, American cheese, and queso, every bite was rich, messy, and packed with flavor. At $19, it's more than fair--this thing easily fed two hungry adults. We added a side of Brunswick Stew, loaded with Mo's meats, beans, and veggies. Deep, smoky, and comforting--exactly what you want alongside barbecue done right. What made the visit even better was the people. Wendy welcomed us in like regulars, sharing stories about the restaurant and pointing out a map covered in pins representing Appalachian Trail hikers from around the world. It's those little details that give a place soul. This isn't a spot you come to for ambiance--it's small and humble, with a single table, a few chairs, and even a tiny musician's corner--but that's the point. The real star is the food. We grabbed a picnic table outside right next to the smoker, breathing in that unreal aroma while eating fresh-off-the-smoker barbecue. A hidden gem with a loyal following, and for good reason. If you're anywhere near Branchville, this one's worth the stop. Location: Smokin' Mo's Southern BBQ, Sandyston Township, NJ (near Branchville) Order: Brisket Cheesesteak (12"), Brunswick Stew Would I go back: Without hesitation

Only open from Spring until early fall (own said it's not set date but last year was before…read moreThanksgiving) Prices are very reasonable but remember it's cash only. Food is made to order and very good. Sort of a weird corner accessibility wise but always plenty of parking on the street or lot across the street. Also has Dover Dairy literally next to and apart of it if you want dessert afterward

We love starting and ending our summers with hot dogs and this is quite literally in our back yard…read more I got the all the way dog #1 with mustard and Texas sauce (no onions because they are raw) Hubby just got the Texas sauce. It had the right amount of kick and the dog had a bite to it. Soft and fresh rolls. All good! All that and a soda for under $12 is a bargain. They have all the classic grill items. You can sit in or eat outside and then walk over to the Dover Dairy for a frozen treat. Be aware that it's cash only. Quick service with a smile.