White Rose Hamburgers

The White Rose Diner, located off of Woodbridge Ave, is a convenient spot for anyone who wants to stop for a quick bite on a commute home from work at any time of the day. The White Rose, which is open 24 hours a day 6 days a week, is a great place to enjoy a meal with friends and get transported to a classic diner. Myself and three friends visited at 3:30pm on a Wednesday and there were a few people there as it was between lunch and dinner. We waited at most five minutes for our food, and I waited the longest in my party because fish takes a while to make. I got a fish sandwich, fries, and a milkshake and I paid $20.15 for my meal, including a 20% tip. The men behind the counter were friendly and thanked me for tipping. Everything was clean and all of the walls were decorated with vintage

White Rose Hamburgers is a very convenient diner that has the classic New Jersey diner aesthetic while making your food extraordinarily quick and being very affordable. I ordered a double cheeseburger for $7.49 that was $9.15 after tip. The food was prepared in less than a minute, and was cooked very well and was pretty big for the price. The inside of the diner is very well upkept and decorated with 1960's decals and old newspaper headlines that give the diner an old-fashioned style. The staff were all very nice and tentative in taking and making my order. I went at around 2pm and the diner was not very busy with only a couple other customers. As a small diner it only fits about 15 people at a maximum, so it has a very traditional start-up diner vibe. I would recommend the diner for anyon

Stopped by with some co-workers. Had the cheeseburger with fries. The cheeseburger burger was good and the fries were cooked to perfection. The food came out quickly and the service was great and the prices were beyond reasonable. Definitely a must try!!

Today, I had the pleasure of visiting this cozy little diner located on the corner of Woodbridge Ave and Karsey Street in Highland Park, NJ. I went around 2:08 AM with a friend after a long day of classes and studying— a good move for a quick bite during a slower hour for this 24-hour joint. We found a parking in there small lot out front. Although the outside of the diner has few signs to indicate it, the inside of White Rose screams 1950s vintage diner, with its bright red stools, stainless steel interior and decor dedicated to the diner culture. The interior was also very clean and bright. There’s plenty of outdoor seating for the warmer weather too. The compact layout allows you to fully experience your meal through the sounds and smells coming from the grill across the front counter.

Old school charm + Simple, cheap food= Good Time My dad, brother, and I visited White Rose Hamburgers on April 13 around 7 P.M. The service was fast, the guys behind the counter friendly, and the restaurant small, clean, and set in a cool throwback environment. When you walk into the White Rose, it feels like stepping back in time. Not only does the simple building look exactly how you picture a vintage diner like it is, with stools around the counter and windows serving as the only seating and a small, simple menu consisting of mostly hamburgers and eggs, but their prices feel out of a distant era. I ordered (and recommend) their signature cheeseburger, which came with their better-than-White Castle onion topping, ketchup, and pickles for $6.25. My dad got the bacon cheeseburger ($7.35)