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This casual American eatery, known for its burgers, also serves breakfast, Tex-Mex fare & more.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 362 Grand Ave, Englewood, NJ 07631
Phone: (201) 871-7444
Website: https://jacksonholeburgers.com/englewood-new-jersey/
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Reviews
Lorne Caplan
Just love the vintage diner experience didn’t remember it as a diner but as a great hamburger restaurant and didn’t disappoint. Huge 1 inch high juicy burger with cooked onions, sautéed mushrooms, cheddar melting on the patty, bacon lettuce tomato with steak cut fries. WOW! Better than I remembered. Staff was attentive and friendly, other customers having same experience so a nice feeling throughout the stainless steel train car look vintage items displayed throughout. Laughed when I saw the pay phone behind lucite like at a museum… I must be getting older!
… moreFrank Castellano
Love the retro 50’s vibe with era music playing. Food was excellent and so was the service. Big juicy mexican burger with jalapeños with crispy sweet potato fries. My wife commented how tasty the chicken fingers were.
… moreRhekron Plastic Solutions
Incredible treatment. Great portions, cosy atmosphere. The food is delicious we went for vacation time with the family and we spent every single day either for breakfast or dinner.
… moreCourtney Silver
Loved this place! Super cute, authentic diner feel with huge portions. Very reasonably priced. I was expecting a couple pieces of cantaloupe and mushy grapes for the side of fruit but got fresh strawberries, banana, and blueberries. I loved the option to get a muffin instead of toast. The omelette was stuffed to the brim and I could only finish half of it. The service was phenomenal and attentive. This will definitely become a new go-to spot.
… moreZee
Loved everything about this diner. Tons of couples old and young dinning there every one was friendly. Looked like an old school diner with the jukebox on the table. Food was great service was fast and employees were very attentive to the customers.
… moreLuisa
What a FUN FIND during my Englewood weekend! Driving down Grand Ave, you cannot miss the giant glowing sign that says “DINER” underneath . EYE CATCHING !
Then I spotted this adorable sea-green caravan (trailer? camper?) parked on the outdoor patio, and I had to stop. That day I just took photos of the exterior and promised myself I’d come back for breakfast. And yes, I kept my word.
Two days later, I marched right in and was seated all the way in the back —like, way back. I didn’t even know they had more tables tucked back there. When the waitress waved us toward the kitchen, I was confused thinking, “Where is she taking us??” but it ended up being this cozy little nook ….kind of like entering the “Bridge to Terabithia”—but this wasn’t a mystical forest …this was a hidden wing of 50s nostalgia, diner mugs, and sweet French toast bliss
I had already memorized the menu online (yes, I was that excited), so I knew I was ordering the fresh-squeezed orange juice no matter what. Also , I got a coffee (they have almond milk!!), and we shared the French toast with Canadian bacon and scrambled eggs , it was plenty for two people.
The place is clean-ish ( lots of clutter memorabilia.. everywhere), the staff was friendly, and the music was perfect (Marvin Gaye and Johnny Cash —I was vibing). Decor-wise, it’s a lot — a little overstimulating with all the decorative artifacts for my taste, but I know people who’d love it. I still enjoyed the atmosphere.
Service was great, coffee kept flowing, and the food came out in a reasonable amount of time. Was it $21-for-one-plate good? Hmm. That’s debatable honestly . But the fresh squeezed OJ? Pressed, cold, BIG — I even had enough to take some home. WORTH IT !
Final bill before tip: $44
(2 coffees, 2 OJs, 1 shared meal – french toast , eggs w. Canadian bacon + extra bacon)
Would I go back? Absolutely. I’ve got my eye on their infamous burgers !! And it was enjoyable for the experience and better quality “ diner” food !!
… moreThen I spotted this adorable sea-green caravan (trailer? camper?) parked on the outdoor patio, and I had to stop. That day I just took photos of the exterior and promised myself I’d come back for breakfast. And yes, I kept my word.
Two days later, I marched right in and was seated all the way in the back —like, way back. I didn’t even know they had more tables tucked back there. When the waitress waved us toward the kitchen, I was confused thinking, “Where is she taking us??” but it ended up being this cozy little nook ….kind of like entering the “Bridge to Terabithia”—but this wasn’t a mystical forest …this was a hidden wing of 50s nostalgia, diner mugs, and sweet French toast bliss
I had already memorized the menu online (yes, I was that excited), so I knew I was ordering the fresh-squeezed orange juice no matter what. Also , I got a coffee (they have almond milk!!), and we shared the French toast with Canadian bacon and scrambled eggs , it was plenty for two people.
The place is clean-ish ( lots of clutter memorabilia.. everywhere), the staff was friendly, and the music was perfect (Marvin Gaye and Johnny Cash —I was vibing). Decor-wise, it’s a lot — a little overstimulating with all the decorative artifacts for my taste, but I know people who’d love it. I still enjoyed the atmosphere.
Service was great, coffee kept flowing, and the food came out in a reasonable amount of time. Was it $21-for-one-plate good? Hmm. That’s debatable honestly . But the fresh squeezed OJ? Pressed, cold, BIG — I even had enough to take some home. WORTH IT !
Final bill before tip: $44
(2 coffees, 2 OJs, 1 shared meal – french toast , eggs w. Canadian bacon + extra bacon)
Would I go back? Absolutely. I’ve got my eye on their infamous burgers !! And it was enjoyable for the experience and better quality “ diner” food !!
J De La Cruz
Don’t trust the pictures on UBER EATS! They show large portions on the image and serve you half of what the photos shows. This is the steak and eggs. That’s not even 6 oz of steak.
… moreDennis Galante – Mr. Manhattan
Great burgers , amazing chicken sandwich
And all the fixings. We had a wonderful lunch with our grandsons.Comfortable and fun too. Cash only and ask for a toasted bun. The outside dining is nice on a cool day. Thank you all.
… moreAnd all the fixings. We had a wonderful lunch with our grandsons.Comfortable and fun too. Cash only and ask for a toasted bun. The outside dining is nice on a cool day. Thank you all.
Jeff T. Critic
Jackson Hole Burgers
362 Grand Ave.
Englewood, NJ 07631
Western Burger
For this location, I wandered about a mile off Palisade Ave.
This gigantic burger was topped with melted jack cheese, fried onions, and a heaping pile of bacon smothered in barbecue sauce.
The 7 ounce burger was so huge that you could get a workout by lifting it.
In addition to being known for its burgers, Jackson Hole is also known for its nostalgic 1950s atmosphere.
#JacksonHole #JacksonHoleBurgers #westernburger #grandave
… more362 Grand Ave.
Englewood, NJ 07631
Western Burger
For this location, I wandered about a mile off Palisade Ave.
This gigantic burger was topped with melted jack cheese, fried onions, and a heaping pile of bacon smothered in barbecue sauce.
The 7 ounce burger was so huge that you could get a workout by lifting it.
In addition to being known for its burgers, Jackson Hole is also known for its nostalgic 1950s atmosphere.
#JacksonHole #JacksonHoleBurgers #westernburger #grandave
Jane C
Know before you go: CASH ONLY
This was such a cool spot to visit. As a burger lover, as a photographer, and as a lover of all things nostalgic, this retro diner ticked all my boxes. In fact, the dressings and decorations are such that were it not for the smartphones in everyone’s hand, it’d be hard to know you weren’t suddenly thrown back to the 80s.
They set down plates of their fresh pickles as soon as you get to the table, and I loved these. They’re closer to brined cucumbers than the taste of full-on bottled pickles, and it was hard to not gobble all of them up before we got our food.
The menu is diner-like in its scope and variety, but I personally wouldn’t dare order anything but its burgers. One, because the very name suggests their speciality; two, because such a large portion of their menu is dedicated to their burger varieties, and three, because I was seated with a direct view of the grill, and it was clear they knew what they were doing when it comes making burgers.
What sets Jackson Hole’s burgers apart are their size and cooking method. Each burger is an entire fistful of fresh beef, which has a goblet thrown on top of it as soon as it hits the grill. What results is a giant patty that is both large and juicy from the steam-like action. I ordered their New York burger, a more classic type, while my husband went a little wild with their Texas burger, which comes topped with chili and an egg. Both were extremely filling and somewhat messy to eat. For my preferences, I found that the large patties threw the bun-to-meat ratio off a little, but we certainly didn’t leave hungry. Also note: the prices reflect the serving sizes.
Most of the available seating are booths and small tables, but our server was kind enough to let me walk into the back where there were larger booths and a semi-private room (which looked like it could seat up to 9 or 10). The back part of the restaurant was even more a blast from the past than the front, and I imagine fans of the 80s would adore the space.
… moreThis was such a cool spot to visit. As a burger lover, as a photographer, and as a lover of all things nostalgic, this retro diner ticked all my boxes. In fact, the dressings and decorations are such that were it not for the smartphones in everyone’s hand, it’d be hard to know you weren’t suddenly thrown back to the 80s.
They set down plates of their fresh pickles as soon as you get to the table, and I loved these. They’re closer to brined cucumbers than the taste of full-on bottled pickles, and it was hard to not gobble all of them up before we got our food.
The menu is diner-like in its scope and variety, but I personally wouldn’t dare order anything but its burgers. One, because the very name suggests their speciality; two, because such a large portion of their menu is dedicated to their burger varieties, and three, because I was seated with a direct view of the grill, and it was clear they knew what they were doing when it comes making burgers.
What sets Jackson Hole’s burgers apart are their size and cooking method. Each burger is an entire fistful of fresh beef, which has a goblet thrown on top of it as soon as it hits the grill. What results is a giant patty that is both large and juicy from the steam-like action. I ordered their New York burger, a more classic type, while my husband went a little wild with their Texas burger, which comes topped with chili and an egg. Both were extremely filling and somewhat messy to eat. For my preferences, I found that the large patties threw the bun-to-meat ratio off a little, but we certainly didn’t leave hungry. Also note: the prices reflect the serving sizes.
Most of the available seating are booths and small tables, but our server was kind enough to let me walk into the back where there were larger booths and a semi-private room (which looked like it could seat up to 9 or 10). The back part of the restaurant was even more a blast from the past than the front, and I imagine fans of the 80s would adore the space.