You’d Never Guess Some Of The Best Diner Food In New Jersey Is Hiding In This Airport Shed

Eating at the airport usually doesn't excite most Garden State residents - yes, our airports have some interesting options, but the prices can often be high and the hours vary. However, "eating at the airport" takes on an entirely new meaning when you're arriving at Millville Executive Airport, a small airport mostly used for private and corporate air travel. That's where you'll find Verna's Flight Line restaurant, the most unique airport restaurant in New Jersey. Housed in a humble olive-green shed on the outskirts of the airport, it serves amazing diner-style food ranging from hearty breakfasts to delicious steak dinners. The best part is, you're so close to the airport that you might just be able to see some planes land and take off!

Located only feet from the airport, Verna's Flight Line restaurant has been feeding hungry travelers for a long time.

Inside, it's a charming old-school diner, and it's packed with mementoes of aviation history from the area!

Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner on Wednesday and Thursday, and breakfast and lunch Friday through Sunday, it's a great place to get a hearty breakfast plate.

If you're in the mood for something richer, the pancakes and waffles topped with indulgent extras are always a favorite.

For lunch, it's time to tuck into a massive burger with bacon, cheese, and other toppings.

Dinner shifts the menu to local favorites, including Italian classics like this Chicken Milanese.

You can even dig into a hearty prime rib dinner, cooked to order, at well below steakhouse prices.

For us, the best part of a meal at Verna's Flight Line Restaurant is when the weather is nice. We love to take a seat outside and watch the air traffic sail overhead!

Have you dined at Verna's Flight Line Restaurant in Millville? Let us know about your experience at this unique airport restaurant in New Jersey in the comments section! You can find out more about the specials of the day at Verna's by visiting the official Facebook page. While you're in Millville, check out the town's fascinating tribute to New Jersey art history.