Elmwood Park Diner

I’m sorry. This place sucks. Three different dishes and not a single one was remotely enjoyable. Fries taste like the oil was bad. The tenders as well. Horrible. 201 burger. Please. Change the name. It doesn’t represent nj. Soup was blah. I had high hopes.

Classic done right in my opinion. The eggs Benedict hit every note, perfectly poached eggs with velvety hollandaise that didn’t overpower, and a toasted English muffin with just the right bite. The beef hash was the real hitter, crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and seasoned to my liking. Shoutout to my waitress Karlie for the coffee.

Absolutely loved my experience at Elmwood Park Diner! From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with a warm smile and a cozy, classic diner atmosphere. The service was top-notch – our server was friendly, attentive, and made sure we had everything we needed. The food was absolutely delicious! I ordered the Apple Pie pancakes, scrambled eggs, and sausage. It was perfectly cooked, with generous portions and fresh ingredients. My family had the pancakes as well and raved about how fluffy and flavorful they were. Honestly, everything coming out of the kitchen looked incredible. The prices were very reasonable, especially considering the quality and quantity of the food. It's the perfect spot for a hearty breakfast, a satisfying lunch, or a comforting dinner. Elmwood Park Diner has definite

GREAT GREAT SERVICE BY KARLIE not alot off people service like she do food was great she attended to us didnt forget about us place wasnt to loud we was able to talk i highly recommend this place we treated thier meatloaf and the french toast delux very good and mozzarella sticks

I had an excellent meal at Elmwood Park Diner and can’t recommend it enough! From the moment I walked in, the warm and inviting atmosphere set the tone for a great dining experience. The staff was friendly, attentive, and made sure everything was perfect. I ordered the “Sloppy Joe Sandwich”, and it was delicious. Just a heads-up for fellow New Jersey Sloppy Joe fans, for whatever reason they prepared it more like a traditional Reuben, meaning it’s heated and grilled. I found this odd because they have a Reuben on the menu too. I didn’t know when ordering they would heat it up and grill it because it wasn’t noted on the menu and I wasn’t asked if I wanted it heated. I was expecting a COLD sandwich, which is how it is supposed to be. Maybe the server and cooks are confused between the two s