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Come in for restaurant food at diner prices. We are conveniently located at the corner of Route 10 and Center Grove Road in Randolph, NJ Our management team is seeking to restore traditional values. We are bringing the key features of high-end dining to the casual dining environment at an everyday value with inspired cuisine, attentive knowledgeable service and an upbeat atmosphere.
Spacious diner with late-night hours, a lengthy menu & around-the-clock breakfast, plus a full bar.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 517 NJ-10, Randolph, NJ 07869
Phone: (973) 328-2400
Website: https://www.therandolphdiner.com/
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Reviews
Joe Messana
I visited Randolph Diner around lunchtime, and it’s a great example of a Diner Reimagined—a modern, restaurant-styled diner built during the era of major 2000s renovations. The interior feels elegant for a diner, with stone columns, modern lighting, cozy booths, and a bright, open dining area. The exterior is clean and modern. It combines a sophisticated, contemporary ambiance with the comforts of a traditional Jersey restaurant. There were lots of spots in the front lot, making parking simple. We were seated in five minutes even though we arrived during the lunch rush. Our server was friendly, prompt with refills, and frequently inquired about how we were doing. I chose the chicken gyro, which was served with a side of creamy tzatziki, fresh lettuce and tomatoes, and a warm pita. My table also had the turkey club platter, Greek gyro plate, yellow rice, and fries. Everything came out hot, well-seasoned, and in generous portions—definitely good value for the price.Randolph Diner is great for families, groups, or anyone wanting elevated diner food with a modern vibe. They offer plenty of healthier and Mediterranean options, along with big portions and fast service. Highly recommend stopping by if you’re in the area.
… moreAsh Storms
I’ve been to A LOT of diners on the east coast, and Randolph just has a totally different atmosphere than most. When you walk in there’s huge cases showing the amazing dessert options they offer. The staff is so attentive and welcoming too. There’s seating for days. And as packed as the parking lot may seem, do not be discouraged that there may not be seats inside… this place is spacious. It doesn’t look it from the outside either which surprises you. The food was great and their Bloody Mary hit the spot.
… moreGene Hirschel
The Randolph Diner on Route 10 doesn’t look like it’s trying to win any culinary Oscars—but don’t let that fool you. The place delivers comfort with confidence, like a well-worn jacket that somehow still fits perfectly. The staff greets you with that rare blend of friendliness and efficiency, the kind that makes you think they already know what you’re going to order before you sit down. It’s the vibe of a diner that remembers the glory days yet hasn’t lost a step.
Service is where this place really shines. They’re attentive without hovering, fast without rushing, and genuinely pleasant without that forced “I’m-pretending-to-like-you-for-a-tip” energy. Drinks arrive before you’ve even settled in, the food hits the table still steaming, and the whole experience moves at a nice, steady rhythm. You feel taken care of—important, even—and let’s be honest, that’s a big part of what keeps people coming back.
And the food? Oh, it’s exactly what you hope for when you choose a diner over the hundred other things fighting for attention on Route 10. The menu is miles long, but nothing feels like filler. Solid flavors, generous portions, and that comforting sense that the kitchen actually gives a damn. It hits the four-star sweet spot: dependable, tasty, and legitimately enjoyable.
Now… that burger. That medium rare burger. Whoever was at the grill that day deserves a medal, a handshake, and possibly joint custody of the child that burger made me want to adopt. It came out perfectly pink—juicy without being messy, hot all the way through, seasoned like someone whispered the secrets of the universe into the salt shaker. I’ve eaten a lot of burgers in my life—some traveled across oceans with me—and this one lands squarely in the “one of the best ever” category. They didn’t just cook it; they respected it. And my taste buds are still sending thank-you notes.
… moreService is where this place really shines. They’re attentive without hovering, fast without rushing, and genuinely pleasant without that forced “I’m-pretending-to-like-you-for-a-tip” energy. Drinks arrive before you’ve even settled in, the food hits the table still steaming, and the whole experience moves at a nice, steady rhythm. You feel taken care of—important, even—and let’s be honest, that’s a big part of what keeps people coming back.
And the food? Oh, it’s exactly what you hope for when you choose a diner over the hundred other things fighting for attention on Route 10. The menu is miles long, but nothing feels like filler. Solid flavors, generous portions, and that comforting sense that the kitchen actually gives a damn. It hits the four-star sweet spot: dependable, tasty, and legitimately enjoyable.
Now… that burger. That medium rare burger. Whoever was at the grill that day deserves a medal, a handshake, and possibly joint custody of the child that burger made me want to adopt. It came out perfectly pink—juicy without being messy, hot all the way through, seasoned like someone whispered the secrets of the universe into the salt shaker. I’ve eaten a lot of burgers in my life—some traveled across oceans with me—and this one lands squarely in the “one of the best ever” category. They didn’t just cook it; they respected it. And my taste buds are still sending thank-you notes.
Kevin Quan
Dropped in for a MNF game and had wings my wife had the gyro that was so good I forgot to take a picture of it. Had the oreo cheesecake and decaf chai latte afterwards for dessert – was delicious! I would come back again. They have really good Sunday/ football specials as well.
… moreDoug Fischer
Take my review with a grain of salt because I only ordered an omelet, toast, and pancakes, which are pretty hard to butcher. Granted, I thought all 3 were good, plus their bakery looks . The atmosphere inside has a nice vibe, servers were attentive, and the menu selection is solid. Was only passing through the area and needed a quick bite to eat, but I was glad I stopped here. Would def come back again.
… moreKathy Zingone
So disappointed in our meals! Large portions, but no flavor! I took my granddaughter out for lunch….the kids mac & cheese portion was huge (so was the “included cookie”), but lacked flavor. I ordered the spanakopita,thinking diners would do this item well. It came with rice and vegetables. Once again portions are large but the food is flavorless. The vegetables and rice had absolutely no seasoning whatsoever and were extremely Bland and the spanakopita was very greasy and not very tasty. A very expensive meal that disappointed us
… morePeter Kapura
The **Randolph Diner Bar & Grill** (located at 517 NJ-10 E in Randolph, NJ) is a standout spot in the Morris County diner scene. Family-owned since 1991 and often touted as one of the top diners in New Jersey, it delivers that classic diner experience with a noticeably upgraded twist.
The interior feels modern and upscale compared to your average roadside diner—sleek decor, spacious seating, and a nice vibe that makes it suitable for everything from a quick breakfast to dinner with friends or even cocktails at the bar. They have a roofed patio that’s great when the weather cooperates.
The menu is massive and covers all the bases: all-day breakfast (think fluffy omelets loaded with fillings, crispy home fries, and hearty sandwiches), burgers, salads, sandwiches, classic diner dinners, and daily specials. Portions are generous, and the quality punches above typical diner expectations—fresh ingredients, good preparation, and options that feel more “restaurant” than greasy spoon. Breakfast items like eggs, bacon, and those perfectly browned shredded home fries get consistent praise, and the bakery/dessert selection is a nice touch.
Service is generally friendly, attentive, and quick—refills happen without asking, and staff handles busy times well. It’s open every day, offers takeout/delivery, and the prices reflect the nicer atmosphere (a bit higher than some basic diners, but still reasonable for what you get).
A few minor gripes pop up occasionally: parking can be tight during peak hours, and like any busy spot, not every dish hits a home run for everyone (a handful of reviews mention blandness or inconsistencies). But overall, the positives dominate—clean, welcoming, and reliably good.
If you’re in the Randolph area craving comfort food with a bit more polish, this is a solid go-to. I’d happily return for the breakfast or a casual dinner. **4 out of 5 stars**—a cut above the standard Jersey diner.
… moreThe interior feels modern and upscale compared to your average roadside diner—sleek decor, spacious seating, and a nice vibe that makes it suitable for everything from a quick breakfast to dinner with friends or even cocktails at the bar. They have a roofed patio that’s great when the weather cooperates.
The menu is massive and covers all the bases: all-day breakfast (think fluffy omelets loaded with fillings, crispy home fries, and hearty sandwiches), burgers, salads, sandwiches, classic diner dinners, and daily specials. Portions are generous, and the quality punches above typical diner expectations—fresh ingredients, good preparation, and options that feel more “restaurant” than greasy spoon. Breakfast items like eggs, bacon, and those perfectly browned shredded home fries get consistent praise, and the bakery/dessert selection is a nice touch.
Service is generally friendly, attentive, and quick—refills happen without asking, and staff handles busy times well. It’s open every day, offers takeout/delivery, and the prices reflect the nicer atmosphere (a bit higher than some basic diners, but still reasonable for what you get).
A few minor gripes pop up occasionally: parking can be tight during peak hours, and like any busy spot, not every dish hits a home run for everyone (a handful of reviews mention blandness or inconsistencies). But overall, the positives dominate—clean, welcoming, and reliably good.
If you’re in the Randolph area craving comfort food with a bit more polish, this is a solid go-to. I’d happily return for the breakfast or a casual dinner. **4 out of 5 stars**—a cut above the standard Jersey diner.
Tatiana Hoover
The Randolph Diner is huge, and feels much more like a restaurant than a diner. It’s very nice inside, two floors and they have a patio, several different areas for sitting, a counter and a bar. We were warmly greeted and were at our table super fast.
Our waiter was nice and our food came out fast and hot. The menu had plenty of healthy choices, the food was fine. I ordered two sunny side up eggs, asked for no (two) sides but waffle fries instead. Was charged full price for two eggs ($7.99) plus charged for the fries. Menu does state that they’ll add a charge for substitutions – I get that, but $8 bucks for two sunny side up eggs with no sides is just… unfriendly.
Anyhow, this was one of the restaurants on the Somerset Patriots Diner Passport, and the next to last one on our list! Disappointed that they don’t have the stamp “anymore” but the young woman at the register was nice enough to mark up their page saying “they’ll call if they have questions.”
Overall, an okay lunch, but not a fun experience.
The restaurant does take accessibility ♿️ to heart, with several ramps inside and out and large accessible bathrooms.
Large parking lot.
… moreOur waiter was nice and our food came out fast and hot. The menu had plenty of healthy choices, the food was fine. I ordered two sunny side up eggs, asked for no (two) sides but waffle fries instead. Was charged full price for two eggs ($7.99) plus charged for the fries. Menu does state that they’ll add a charge for substitutions – I get that, but $8 bucks for two sunny side up eggs with no sides is just… unfriendly.
Anyhow, this was one of the restaurants on the Somerset Patriots Diner Passport, and the next to last one on our list! Disappointed that they don’t have the stamp “anymore” but the young woman at the register was nice enough to mark up their page saying “they’ll call if they have questions.”
Overall, an okay lunch, but not a fun experience.
The restaurant does take accessibility ♿️ to heart, with several ramps inside and out and large accessible bathrooms.
Large parking lot.
D Upton
The menu was a novel–so much to choose from. The pancakes were fluffy as heck. The turkey sausage actually had flavor. Amazing place.
… moreFrenite
The Randolph Diner is not your typical American diner, but an expansive restaurant. It has two large floors with plenty of bright rooms full of seating. I went on a Friday night, and it was extremely crowded. Given the situation, I was impressed that this restaurant is so well-run. I was seated quickly, the service was prompt, and everything came out fairly quickly. It’s not just the restaurant size that was impressive. The menu itself has so much to choose from no matter what you’re in the mood for. I ended up choosing the roast turkey dinner with stuffing, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, mixed vegetables, and a salad. Everything tasted great and it was a very generous portion size. It’s a bit pricy for a diner, but then again this is nothing like your normal diner. I really enjoyed my dinner at the Randolph Diner and highly recommend dining here.
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