Excellent service, very friendly waitresses and very delicious food.
Atmosphere: 5
Ana Pando
Delicious Mexican food, very good service and very affordable
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Cathy Tecpanecatl (Cat)
Very chill diner spot! The American and Mexican food is so good! The people are kind and funny as well, they treat people with respect and are friendly! Definitely coming again!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tacos Al Pastor, Quesabirrias Tacos
Marisa Shinal
Omelets and home fries are delicious! Very cute inside.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Danny Aventura
Everything is delicious and service is great!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Stuffed Chicken, Tacos Al Pastor, Bistec Encebollado
Emily Romero
YUMMY?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Mexican Tacos
lilkknives
food is
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Maria Hueso P
The tacos were very delicious. I really liked them. I INVITE YOU TO COME AND TRY THE FOOD HERE. EXCELLENT ATTENTION AND THE VERY AUTHENTIC FOOD MADE BY MEXICAN HANDS.
Iam a food critic , honestly speak this place was FRESH quick lovely , one day was passing by and randomly decided to eat there in a rush they have numerous choices to pick from lady was nice enough to help me explain and pick she was patient enough with me and my kids ,the boys lived they food definitely will be coming back 10 stars ? ?
Nick W.
Clean, cozy, nice decor, bathrooms. In an industrial area and feels like a throwback. Food was okay. Pancakes solid, eggs fine, toast dry. Coffee not good. There were little bits of bacon in our potatoes (intentional?) and bc of grill, pancakes had bacon flavor a bit. As vegetarians it was not ideal but yknow goes with the territory I guess Nice staff, type of place you hope does well
Hollie S.
While in Elizabeth, I decided to stop at Ann's Diner. I was a little skeptical while driving through town. It's not in the nicest area and directly across from Ann's Diner was a barbed wire fence and industrial field. Many people have said it's the hidden gem of Elizabeth and I already agree! Atmosphere: Ann's Diner has an unassuming atmosphere. You might even drive by it because it looks like an everyday, small, building. The exterior is brick with a few signs that say "open." The parking lot is bigger than Ann's Diner itself. The inside is well maintained and actually shocking. There are sorts of cute rustic signs with a few tables. There is a small bar near the register people can sit at as well. It looked and felt like a nice bistro inside. I was pleasantly surprised. Coffee: B The coffee was good, but there wasn't anything to write home about. The waitress gave me a to-go cup too which was nice. Food: Ann's Diner menu is known for its every-changing specials. Ann's Diner menu itself is small, with a few salads, sandwiches, and breakfast options. It can all easily fit on a trifold diner menu. I decided to order off the specials menu. I can't remember what the sandwich was called, but it was on thick homemade bread, with mozzarella, breaded chicken, peppers, and balsamic sauce. The sandwich was great and the bread was one of my favorites in recent diner history. It tasted fresh and I would order it again. Service: The waitress and manager were friendly and the food was made within 5 minutes. You can tell Ann's Diner caters towards people working, because I saw several people stop in, grab lunch, and head back to work. They were all in and out within minutes. Would I come back? I liked Ann's Diner and I would go back again, especially for a quick meal. It's right near Elizabeth and Newark Airport, so if you're looking for a quick stop.
Joe B.
Quite possibly one of the best kept secrets in Elizabeth for breakfast and lunch. You walk in thinking you're going to order something until you see one of the Daily Specials that strikes your fancy. Always fast, always fresh and always friendly.
Excellent service, very friendly waitresses and very delicious food.
Atmosphere: 5
Delicious Mexican food, very good service and very affordable
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Very chill diner spot! The American and Mexican food is so good! The people are kind and funny as well, they treat people with respect and are friendly! Definitely coming again!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tacos Al Pastor, Quesabirrias Tacos
Omelets and home fries are delicious! Very cute inside.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Everything is delicious and service is great!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Stuffed Chicken, Tacos Al Pastor, Bistec Encebollado
YUMMY?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Mexican Tacos
food is
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The tacos were very delicious. I really liked them. I INVITE YOU TO COME AND TRY THE FOOD HERE. EXCELLENT ATTENTION AND THE VERY AUTHENTIC FOOD MADE BY MEXICAN HANDS.
AMAZING FOOD! I RECOMMEND THIS PLACE TO ANYONE !
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
They are closed down for now! Just be aware
Restaurantji Recommends
Super delicious and cheap food and sandwiches.
Iam a food critic , honestly speak this place was FRESH quick lovely , one day was passing by and randomly decided to eat there in a rush they have numerous choices to pick from lady was nice enough to help me explain and pick she was patient enough with me and my kids ,the boys lived they food definitely will be coming back 10 stars ? ?
Clean, cozy, nice decor, bathrooms. In an industrial area and feels like a throwback. Food was okay. Pancakes solid, eggs fine, toast dry. Coffee not good. There were little bits of bacon in our potatoes (intentional?) and bc of grill, pancakes had bacon flavor a bit. As vegetarians it was not ideal but yknow goes with the territory I guess Nice staff, type of place you hope does well
While in Elizabeth, I decided to stop at Ann's Diner. I was a little skeptical while driving through town. It's not in the nicest area and directly across from Ann's Diner was a barbed wire fence and industrial field. Many people have said it's the hidden gem of Elizabeth and I already agree! Atmosphere: Ann's Diner has an unassuming atmosphere. You might even drive by it because it looks like an everyday, small, building. The exterior is brick with a few signs that say "open." The parking lot is bigger than Ann's Diner itself. The inside is well maintained and actually shocking. There are sorts of cute rustic signs with a few tables. There is a small bar near the register people can sit at as well. It looked and felt like a nice bistro inside. I was pleasantly surprised. Coffee: B The coffee was good, but there wasn't anything to write home about. The waitress gave me a to-go cup too which was nice. Food: Ann's Diner menu is known for its every-changing specials. Ann's Diner menu itself is small, with a few salads, sandwiches, and breakfast options. It can all easily fit on a trifold diner menu. I decided to order off the specials menu. I can't remember what the sandwich was called, but it was on thick homemade bread, with mozzarella, breaded chicken, peppers, and balsamic sauce. The sandwich was great and the bread was one of my favorites in recent diner history. It tasted fresh and I would order it again. Service: The waitress and manager were friendly and the food was made within 5 minutes. You can tell Ann's Diner caters towards people working, because I saw several people stop in, grab lunch, and head back to work. They were all in and out within minutes. Would I come back? I liked Ann's Diner and I would go back again, especially for a quick meal. It's right near Elizabeth and Newark Airport, so if you're looking for a quick stop.
Quite possibly one of the best kept secrets in Elizabeth for breakfast and lunch. You walk in thinking you're going to order something until you see one of the Daily Specials that strikes your fancy. Always fast, always fresh and always friendly.