“Love it here! Service is friendly, great food that comes out in a timely manner - can’t go wrong with whatever you order. Love the classic diner look. Plenty of free parking in the lot. I especially love coming here around the holidays when a local woman makes gifts that have cute mugs and goodies inside - perfect and inexpensive! I still have my snowman mug from a couple years ago!Wheelchair accessibility: Ramp for convenience.“
“I recently moved to Lambertville last summer and have gone to the Golden Star Diner a number of times since then with my family, and every time has been nothing short of a wonderful experience. The food and service are both amazing, and the atmosphere both in and outside help to create a very comfortable environment, I always enjoy seeing the sunflowers out front! The wait time is also very good since the building is pretty big. I can personally vouch for everything I have had there so far, last time I went I ordered the cinnamon apple french toast, which admittedly left me tempted to lick the plate! I have also ordered lots of other griddle items for breakfast, like the nutella pancakes and the strawberry/blueberry/banana french toast, which I thought were all incredible. There are also lots of different things on the children's menu, including for breakfast, so I recommend Golden Star 100% for those with kids any time of day. I have only eaten breakfast here so far but I plan to go for lunch/dinner soon too since the pictures I have seen look great!Vegetarian options: Lots of options for breakfast (different kinds of omelets, griddle items) and lunch/dinner (veggie panini, eggplant parm wrap, italian specialties, etc). Definitely plenty to choose from!“
“I moved from NJ in 14 years ago and desperately miss diner food. This place hits the nail on the head in all categories. Foods awesome I had breakfast here several times and have never had a bad experience. 9 out of 10 and the only reason I won't say 10 out of 10 is cuz I'm only able to have it twice a year ?“
“On Sunday I had the pleasure of attending the Clinton Station Diner. For starters, I had been visiting this diner since I was young, so this has been one that I have been around for a long time. Especially with the train car. Something like that is not going to keep me away from the diner, or keep me from sitting in the train car itself, which belonged to the Blue Commet. Upon arriving I was able to bask in a diner that was established around 2004, and that was celebrating its 20th anniversary. Something cool to experience while I was there. The mix between a diner and restaurant atmosphere made the place feel much larger then it actually was, but also welcoming. As there was a lot of aspects to take in. Whether it be the food, wall decorations, seating, or the actual train car, nothing there would leave you unimpressed. Within a minute, my family and myself were lead to our seats and minutes later our drinks were taken and brought to us. Considering that we arrived around 6, the diner itself wasn't too busy. So our service by the staff was pretty quick. Soon, we ordered all of our meals. I head gotten a Texas Grilled Chicken Sandwich. 15 minutes later, the meals arrived. Let's just say I could barely keep the sandwich together. But that was good, it meant that it was no flimsy sandwich, but a packed sandwich filled with flavor. Each bite involved a crunch of the bread, and the flow of flavors from the chicken, bacon, and bbq sauce. All flavors and the stacked sandwich soon filled me. Where I had to take the rest of it home. In total, for four people, it was about $100, reasonable for the type of diner it was. I would recommend it to anybody that would like to eat on a train car. It is well worth it, and you never leave hungry.Parking: Plenty of parking“
“Was pleasantly surprised! Have been here before and the attitude of the cashier/Host/hostess was not so great, seeming annoyed to seat you. Today was completely different! Nice, friendly man seated us with a smile. Server was terrific. Food very good.“