Best Diners in Secaucus

"Ambling into Veselka after a night out in the East Village is a time-honored late-night tradition in this lively neighborhood. Open 24/7 since 1954, there is no better place to find comforting plates of goulash, kielbasa, borscht and more familiar options like mac and cheese. However, the most rewarding experience results from ordering all the pierogi varieties, from cheese to seasonal blueberry, and arguing with your dining companions over which of these savory Ukranian dumplings reigns supreme."

"Veselka has been serving a mix of Ukrainian home cooking and American diner grub 24 hours a day, seven days a week for several decades. A plate of pierogies with sour cream and caramelized onions is the essential order — they're made in house and the restaurant goes through a lot of them, so they're always fresh."

"This is a Ukranian coffee shop that has been serving the public since 1954. Veselka has grown from a simple newsstand that serves soup and sandwiches to a 24-hour restaurant. It has become a popular gathering place for many."

"Ellen Hart, a former Miss Subway, came up with the idea to pair a 1950s-themed diner with singing wait staff, after 30 years it's still a huge hit. The wait staff are real Broadway hopefuls ("Stardusters”) that will stand atop the tables, in the balcony and more belting out your favorite show tunes. Before you know it, you and your little ones will be singing along with everything from the Lion King to Aladdin."

"Location: 1650 Broadway, New York, NY 10019Ellen’s Stardust Diner is a Theater District gem located right across from The Manhattan at Times Square. Since it’s located in the heart of Broadway, it’s no surprise their staff is made up of singing waitstaff. Eating there is like attending a flashy and improvised musical."

"Enjoy a variety of diner classics (many of them rainbow-tinted) as you’re serenaded by singing waitstaff – some of whom might be the next big Broadway stars. (You saw them there first!)"

"Diner is one of my favorite diners in Brooklyn and favorite hidden gems in Williamsburg because it’s a modern restaurant that has a century-old Pullman dining rail car inside perfectly curating what makes NYC so special, the juxtaposition of old and new. You have the modern menu and dining experience with an old-school diner setting. The Brooklyn diner known conveniently as Diner in Williamsburg is a unique gem that offers a fun, classy aesthetic along with a memorable dining experience."

"This of-the-moment yet still delightfully nostalgic diner adds flair and technique to everyday breakfast items, as seen in a custardy egg sandwich topped with a crispy hash brown, and a lemongrass avocado toast. Vegans are also well taken care of here, with brunch options like a gooey grilled “cheese” and Caesar salad. View this post on Instagram"

"Their doughnuts are the perfect snacks if you're craving doughnuts. I wanted to try their gyros and they didn't disappoint. I would recommend t..."

"to 4:00 p.m., locals and visitors in Brooklyn can head to the Diner for a brunch menu with absolutely scrumptious items. The Diner opened in 1999 on New Year’s Eve and has been serving customers delicious culinary concoctions since then. The menu changes daily depending on what’s in season and what the chef feels like cooking up in the kitchen."

"The (handwritten) menu is small, but mighty at this much-lauded Williamsburg spot from restaurateur Andrew Tarlow. One of the first establishments to put Brooklyn on the map as a culinary destination, the kitchen is still firing on all cylinders 17 years later. The dishes change daily, but expect American food with a decidedly gourmet touch."

"The wait is insane at this restaurant and of the 10 times I've tried to eat there only twice was I able to stand the wait. Really there's no room…"

"Very slow service, dont come here during a lunch break they're unbelieveably slow workers. I waited almost an hour for my food. Other than that the ..."

"The royal coach diner is the best diner i've ever been to..and believe me i've been to a lot of diners. The service is very good."

"on my uncle if u get fries and then get prob any salad dressing ur going to a different planet More reviews"

"Though it underwent a renovation and expansion in 2011, this old-fashioned, cash-only Greek diner still looks frozen in time with padded vinyl booths, peach curtains, and dark wood paneling. It offers the same familiar menu, as well, 24/7: buttermilk silver dollar pancakes, malted milkshakes, thick-cut steak fries, Italian-American specialties, and just about anything else you could want. Regulars often settle in for the extensive egg offerings (more than three dozen varieties of omelette alone), which come served in a steel skillet on a wooden board."

"Restaurants Diners West Village. This cash-only, all-hours establishment is a stubborn holdout of the old-school Village—after all, the West Village now ranks among NYC’s priciest ’hoods. Whether you’re up early before work or coming in after a night spent clubbing, the highlight of the menu remains the tried-and-true eggs, cooked to your liking and served right on the skillet."

"The vibe is very much a classic diner (full desserts-by-the-slide glass display and all) and the assortment of people (young, old, local, tourists) makes it feel like such a New York moment. Go-to order: The tuna melt is amazing, but also you cannot go wrong with the mozzarella sticks or chicken tenders. (But like, can you ever really go wrong with mozz sticks and chicken tenders?)"

"Known today as the Christ Church, United Methodist, it began with an organization of the same name, which came into being to allow the representation of the increasing number of Christians. The cornerstone for the church was laid in 1882. It was constructed in the Romanesque style of architecture."

"A post shared by Juliana Moraco (@julianamoraco) on Apr 18, 2015 at 3:28pm PDT. Situated centrally in Chinatown, this Chinese vegan restaurant in Manhattan, New York is a great place to head out to if you are fond of Chinese dishes. The vegetarian-friendly restaurant serves a wide array of dishes, which are basically the veggie version of original Chinese recipes."

"The Vegetarian Dim Sum House is a great vegan restaurant which is good at faking meat!. Their food is also fun to eat because of the faux carnivore twist. Some of their fun meals are the fake shark fin soup, jumbo shrimp, steamed unicorn bean curd, fried noodles and mushrooms, sweet and sour mock chicken and a lot more vegan food!"

"This is another all-vegetarian Chinese restaurant with very affordable prices. ESSENTIAL INFO Address // 24 Pell Street, New York, NY 10013 Hours // Mon-Sun (1030am-1030pm) Website// www.vegetariandimsumnyc.com"

"A post shared by Kisha Edwards-Gandsy (@scribblesandbits) on May 23, 2016 at 11:43am PDT. Located on 305, Schermerhorn Street in the New York City, this canteen is situated within the complex of the Hare Krishna Temple. It is a pure vegetarian restaurant and serves delicious vegan delights following the principle of non-violence by Lord Krishna."

"Tucked away in the basement of a Brooklyn Hare Krishna temple is a Westernized Indian vegetarian lunch buffet. Here, Downtown Brooklyn workers converge with the Hare Krishnas, dressed in traditional saffron robes. The setting isn’t much – a windowless room dotted with round tables – but no one seems to mind."

"Located in the basement of a Hare Krishna temple in Downtown Brooklyn is a hidden, colorful Indian lunch-only cafeteria-style restaurant, where you only need to spend $10 to feel full."

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