8 Best Diners near Fort Dix

“It's a DFAC, so for a DFAC it's pretty good. Service is a hit or miss, just know what you want. Food can be pretty good, but certain things just lack flavor. My only complaint is there's no service in the eating area!Vegetarian options: They existDietary restrictions: They can accommodate“

“Have not been here in quite a while, stopped in for lunch and it was still as delicious as it was years ago. The burgers are huge and flavorful. The hot turkey sandwich was also huge and the gravy was delicious. Plenty of choices for everyone classic comfort food you always expect that a good diner. Service was awesome, inside is warm and inviting.“

“If your last trip to Flavortown was to Vincentown Diner, you would be delightfully surprised at the meal you would receive here. So go ahead and add that to the list. Growing up in Jersey, I feel that Vincentown Diner definitely raves as one of the better local diners that I have been to. I mean, don't take my word for it - you can always look to a much better known and more qualified person than myself, i.e. Guy Fieiri.Not an expert in diner cuisine and experiences by any means, I feel that Vincentown Diner does a great job in keeping with the times - the modernization of their image and menu is apparent. Sure, there is definitely the train of thought that sticking with the basics is the right way of doing things. However, I argue that in an industry and culture where stagnation may result in downfall, Vincentown Diner does a great job at maintaining the basics while exploring menu items that bridges the gap to other tastes and experiences. As such, Vincentown Diner is truly unique.From the moment you arrive, you will find that the Vincentown Diner does not subscribe to the typical brick-and-mortar, 70s/80s diner appearance. The design of the building is incredibly sleek, with clean lines and appearance. It does a great job at catching one's attention as it sits upon the intersection. You may even mistake it as a fine dining venue, until you see the word "diner" on it. There is a neat patio area with rocking chairs, but all the seating is located inside the diner.Upon entering the diner, you will begin to see the transition into the old school diner look as if you are travelling through time in a sense. The diner is clean and well maintained. The bathrooms are a bit small, but this is probably not the reason why you're here. We ate here around noon, and found that the service was great. Literally the entire staff was approachable and incredibly friendly. Our waiter was outstanding and knowledgeable of the menu items; he was on point with taking our orders and delivered accordingly.As mentioned previously, the menu items fused traditional diner items (breakfast, sandwiches, and burgers) and explores a bit of other cultural items. The food was great (I know I'm being vague here, but I assure you that you will be delighted with the portions and flavor in your meal). I'm looking forward to coming back again, and trying out their burgers.If you're working on Fort Dix, whether that be during the weekday or weekend, I challenge you to make the trip out this way to Vincentown Diner. Trust me, the meal will make your day! But really for anyone in New Jersey, I would recommend Vincentown Diner as a State-wide staple.Wheelchair accessibility: There is an ADA compliant ramp that leads to the entrance of the building.“

“My mother and I had ordered the Hawaiian Salad. It had mixed greens, pineapple, strawberries, dried cranberries, walnuts and chicken with choice of dressing. It was delicious! Perfect for some refreshing light meal. The server was great. Will definitely be coming back.“

“Had late lunch/breakfast with family and loved this off beat place.We ordered eggplant parm, chicken parm, omelette, chicken wrap.Food was good, server was very nice and sweet!Vegetarian options: QuesadillasBunch of appetizersWrapsPasta dishesSandwiches etc“

“Great food and friendly service. The diner was clean but it could use an atmospheric upgrade. I do recommend if you order a BLT or club sandwich, have them only cut it in halves. I had my sandwich on rye toast but it was cut in “three” pieces. Hard to hold and eat. I had to use a fork and my fingers; otherwise a lit was good and a good helping of crispy fries.“

“The Town and Country diner has been a landmark in Borden Town for decades....Great place for meetings.....Good standard diner fare is served for a reasonable price....The atmosphere at Town and Country diner is what one has come to expect from the NJ diner.... Clean but far from austentatious the decor is reminiscent of the seventies...but clean...The Town and Country diner has several dining rooms making group accomodation more possible.The price is reasonable...while everyone's prices have skyrocketed during COVID, these have as well, but not to an outlandish degree.I would definitely go there again in the future..Parking: Diner has an adequate parking lot.Kid-friendliness: As most diners, the Town and Country diner is kid friendly...Wheelchair accessibility: Ramp for wheelchair accessibility“

“Several times tried to order over the phone but line sounded busy. Then once I called, someone answered did not speak, I was able to hear them talking and then hung up on me so I called again and line busy. While was on the phone I was on my way to the store and still on the line when I got there I asked if the telephone worked. The elderly lady looked at me for a few seconds and they all laughed and said the phone doesnt work. So I ordered there while noticing restaurant had only one customer. No excuse to say they had their hands full with customers. While waiting the phone rang and they proceeded to answer it. Funny that just 3 minutes before they told me phone was out of service.“