Visiting family and we came for brunch. The menu is vast and varied. With six of us ranging in age from 10 to 60, there was something for everyone. And no one was disappointed. I had the raspberry salad with mixed greens, walnuts, apples, raisins, and strawberries tossed in a raspberry vinaigrette topped with grilled chicken. It fresh, delicious, and plentiful! I couldn't finish it but I took it home to have later. My nephew polished off his Benedict and my niece enjoyed her chicken gyro so much she reviewed it on her food blog. My younger niece had the Red, White, and Blue pancakes with strawberries, bananas, and blueberries. I was at the opposite end of our table, so I can't report on my sister's and brother's meals--only that my sister's breakfast bowl was declared "delicious" and looked bottomless despite her best efforts. Our server was friendly and kind and got our orders right without using pencil and paper. The diner is an appropriate title and matches the setting and decor. It seemed like a lot of the patrons were regulars and I'd be one, too, if I lived here. Oh, and the dessert case at the entrance is a sweet trap. I dare you to leave without buying one. We resisted enough to just get two.

The service is outstanding! Totally impressed. My shrimp palm was good. Hot and just right. I will clme back!

The decor in this diner is very chic and modern. The menu even has cocktail options. The matzah ball soup was really good. Although I felt the buffalo chicken wrap needed more buffalo sauce was good though. We also got over easy eggs w/ hash and toast. My mom ate her entire plate it was so delicious! For dessert I picked one of there decedent mini cakes the red velvet. However I found that either the simple syrup or maybe just the flavor was a little berry and that wasn't what I was expecting for red velvet but our server was so nice he let me pick another dessert to replace it complimentary and I went with the crumb cake. And that was sooooo good! Great diner off rt 17 by the mall to go after a day of shopping.

Busy upscale diner . Very busy on Sunday . Enjoyed the crabs Benedict and pancakes. Children dishes are nice serving size. Great service. Plenty of parking. Upscale diner interior.

We've always driven past but never remember to come back. But this time, we wanted to stay in the area after a movie so we finally went. We've been missing out :) Very cool interior. There are a couple of semi round booths that were cool looking. I would have loved to sit there, but they were occupied, maybe next time, hehehe Service was great by Mary. Large menu to read lol and some interesting cocktails. If we drank, we definitely would have ordered some. Cavatelli and Salmon, comes with soup or salad, so I opted for the soup. Kale and Sausage soup was really good. I'm glad I ordered it. The pasta was delicious as well. Hubby ordered the United Nations Omelet. Which is 4 types of cheese. He ordered a side of Corned Beef Hash. He loved the Omelet. And the hash was crispy but not burnt. Something most places can't get right. I like that the cakes are individually portioned. So you know that each order is the same as last. And so many varieties of cake *drool* I ordered the Truffa Cake to go. Will definitely be coming back!

Um, wait --- this diner was kinda....amazing?! I typically AVOID Diners in the afternoon --- I either go in the morning, or late at night. I had gone to Suburban Diner with some friends at about 1. You could imagine it: a mob scene. But this crew at Suburban Diner had it under control. Without any reservations, we were seated in less than 2 minutes of arriving in chaos, and were attended BEAUTIFULLY by the waitress. I ordered the Greek Breakfast Bowl ($16), and it is a sight for sore eyes. It was equally as beautiful as it was filling and tasty. Others at my table got the Original Breakfast Bowl ($14) and a Chicken Sandwich ($16). We all concured: ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS. The Breakfast Bowls were devoured --- we needed some rest afterwards, while the Chicken Sandwich was so filling my pal could only eat half. Doubtful about Diners? Suburban is a good one to go to, to come out of your comfort zone. That even in the BUSIEST TIMES --- they serve you, food and service, with the best team. (Atmosphere at lunch is a little loud though, lol --- to be expected)

My wife Bridget and I decided to stop in for breakfast and that was a great decision. We both ordered Cheddar cheese Omelette with home fries and rye bread toast. Very well cooked to perfection and taste was enjoyable. Coffee was very good and service above average.

After months of driving past The Suburban Diner, my partner and I finally stopped by for a sit-down, weeknight dinner here. In short, we are fans and this is now one of our new spots - good food for fair prices, friendly service, different seatings options inside, casual feel, easy parking with private lot. Highlights: - Fan of the Mediterranean fries (haven't seen this at other diners I've been to) - Chicken soup is a hearty one, lots of veggies - I liked my pasta entree, a mushroom sauced penne with chicken and broccoli - Eggplant parmesan was partner-approved :)