New Jersey is the diner capital of the world, with more diners than there are towns, and we’re always open to new additions. Recently, a chain of diners from down south expanded to the Garden State. So far, there’s just one…but it has rave reviews. See why you’ll love it.

Metro Diner is a Florida-based chain that got its start in 1938. Today, you can find 70 restaurants in 14 different states. As of this spring, one of those locations is New Jersey.
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They're known for their hearty meals, all day breakfasts, and Southern flair. (Pictured is the Pulled Pork Mac Stack.)
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Southern-inspired dishes include shrimp and grits (pictured), chicken pot pie, and country fried steak. Yum!
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Of course, their mouthwatering menu is loaded with favorites from all over the US. You'll find burgers, chicken parmesan, Greek salad, grilled cheese, Philly cheesesteak sandwiches, and more.
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Then, there are creative picks like the Monte Cristo - a fried sourdough sandwich stuffed with turkey, ham, cheddar and American cheese, topped with powdered sugar, and served with raspberry preserves.
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And we can't forget the breakfast options...also available at dinnertime. Check out the omelettes, avocado toast, and Belgian waffles.
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Address: 269 NJ-18 Suite 8, East Brunswick, NJ, 08816

Hours: 7 a.m. – 9 p.m., Monday-Saturday and 7 a.m. – 8 p.m. on Sunday.

So, are you willing to give this diner a try or are you only loyal to local eateries? If it helps sway you, they’ve even been featured on the show Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives. Let us know your favorite diner in the comments, and check out my list of the best New Jersey diners by clicking here.

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